Prática de Shadowing: New Lamps for Old | Aladdin’s Palace Disappears! | Aladdin 21–22 | Little Fox - Aprenda a falar inglês com o YouTube

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Little Pops!
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Aladdin was so happy!
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He was married to his beautiful princess and lived in his grand palace.
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Aladdin had forgotten about the evil magician.
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But Maghreb had not forgotten about the lamp, my young friends.
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Oh no!
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Maghreb never stopped thinking about it.
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In fact, he had used a spell to create a blue crystal ball that could find anything.
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He hoped to see the magic lamp through the mist in the ball.
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Oh, I can see inside the enchanted treasury,
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he said, staring into the ball.
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Hmm, but where is the lamp?
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He moved around the crystal ball,
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hoping to get a better view.
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I don't see the lamp.
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I don't see that boy either.
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He should be lying there dead.
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Magritte paced up and down his room.
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Then he pressed his bony hands against the sides of the crystal ball.
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Show me where Aladdin is, demanded the magician.
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He looked deep into the mist again.
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What's this?
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He hissed.
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His face grew dark, his pale eyes flashed.
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Magritte saw Aladdin in a palace,
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not dead in the enchanted treasury.
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He was dressed in fine clothes and walking with a beautiful woman.
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He is alive, cried Magritte.
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He is rich, he looked into the ball again.
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And he has married a princess.
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That day, before the sun set,
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the magician was on his way back to Aladdin's home.
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I'll find him again, he said.
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And this time, I'll get the lamp.
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When Maghreb arrived in Aladdin's city,
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everyone he passed was talking about Aladdin's palace.
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It's grander than the sultan's, one man said.
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Wait until you see it.
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It is the magic of the lamp.
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Magritte growled to himself.
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He turned to the man.
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Where is his palace?
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The man pointed the way and then added, But Aladdin's not home.
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He's away hunting for a week.
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When the wicked Magritte heard this,
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he thought of a plan.
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The next day, he went and bought a dozen new lamps.
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They looked exactly like the magic lamp.
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Magritte dressed in rags and carried the lamps through the streets.
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Who will trade an old lamp for a new lamp?
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He called out.
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People shook their heads when they heard him.
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New for old?
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A woman laughed.
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Whoever heard of such a silly trade?
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Magritte did not pay any attention.
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He went up and down the streets, shouting louder and louder.
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Who will trade an old lad for a new one?
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Slowly, he made his way to Aladdin's palace.
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Princess Beidra and her attendants sat by an open window in the palace.
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They were eating fruit sherbets and sewing pretty scarves with silk thread.
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What is that noise? asked Princess Beidra.
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Who is shouting?
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One of her attendants ran to the window.
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Who will trade an old lamp for a new lamp?
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called Magritte.
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The attendant at the window started laughing.
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What are you laughing about, girl? asked the princess.
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A madman, cried the attendant.
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He wants to trade his new lamps for old ones.
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When Princess Beidra heard this, she jumped up.
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We have an old brass lamp, she said.
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I'll go and get it.
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Princess Beidra ran out of the room.
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When she returned, she was carrying Aladdin's wonderful lamp.
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Here, she said to a servant.
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Take this dirty old lamp downstairs.
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Let's see if that man is telling the truth.
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Here is an old lamp for a new one.
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Magritte smiled when the palace gate opened.
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Choose any new lamp you want my dear, he said.
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Princess Phaedra and her attendants were looking down from their window.
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The servant took a shiny new lamp and gave the magician Aladdin's lamp.
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You must be mad, old man,
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the servant said as she closed the gate.
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Magritte hurried away with his treasure.
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He could still hear the women laughing, but he didn't care.
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I have the lamp, he cried as he tossed the other new lamps into a ditch.
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He ran until he reached a quiet place outside the city walls.
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Then he rubbed the old brass lamp.
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The genie appeared wrapped in smoke.
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Magritte heard a high and mysterious melody and fell back in surprise.
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Here I am, ready to obey you, master, said the genie.
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Then he looked closely at Magritte.
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Who are you? he asked.
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I expected someone else.
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I am Magritte, said the magician.
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Well, never mind, said the genie.
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He crossed his arms over his chest.
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I am the slave of whoever owns the lamp.
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Tell me your wish.
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My wish is simple, whispered Magritte.
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Take me and Aladdin's palace to Egypt.
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Close your eyes, the genie said.
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When you open them, you will be there.
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Every morning, the sultan loved to look out his window to see his daughter's palace.
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But on this morning, he looked and saw nothing.
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He rubbed his eyes and blinked,
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but still he saw nothing.
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Where is the palace? yelled the sultan.
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Where is my daughter?
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He stared at the spot where the palace had once stood.
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Grand Vizier!
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He shouted, and his advisor came running.
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Come to the window, said the Sultan.
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What do you see?
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Nothing, my sultan, said the grand vizier.
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Aladdin's palace has disappeared.
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Oh, where is my daughter? cried the sultan.
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He started to weep.
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Oh, oh, oh, oh.
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I warned you, said the grand vizier.
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I told you Aladdin's palace was built by magic.
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Then the Sultan flew into a rage.
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Where is Aladdin?
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He has gone hunting, said the Grand Vizier.
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Bring him to me now, shouted the Sultan.
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I'll have his head cut off.
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Before the end of that day,
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the Sultan's army had captured Aladdin.
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They put him in chains and dragged him back to the city.
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Two of the Sultan's guards brought Aladdin to the royal hall.
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They forced him to kneel on the ground as the Sultan and the Grand Vizier entered.
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The Sultan's eyes were red from crying.
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The Grand Vizier laughed scornfully at Aladdin.
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What is my crime, Great Sultan?
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shouted Aladdin.
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You stole my daughter with magic, cried the Sultan.
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And her palace, added his advisor.
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I don't understand, said Aladdin.
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Then I will show you, said the Sultan.
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Come.
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The guards lifted Aladdin to his feet.
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They marched him down the hall following the Sultan to his bedroom.
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They brought Aladdin to the window.
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Look!
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Where is your palace, and where is my daughter?
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The Sultan asked.
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Aladdin looked out and saw nothing.
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I didn't do this, said Aladdin.
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But give me forty days,
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and I will find the princess and return her to you.
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The Sultan tearfully agreed.
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But if you do not come back, I will find you.
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Then you will die.

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Por que praticar a fala com este vídeo?

Este vídeo traz a emocionante história de Aladdin, que nos envolve em uma aventura repleta de magia e mistério. Praticar a fala com este conteúdo não só é divertido, mas também extremamente benéfico para aprender inglês com youtube. A narrativa nos proporciona um contexto rico onde podemos explorar diálogos e situações que ampliam nosso vocabulário e compreensão da língua. Além disso, ao repetir as falas do vídeo, você poderá trabalhar sua fluência e confiança, aproveitando o método de shadowing em inglês. Este exercício ajuda a simular a fala natural, melhorando a sua habilidade de responder rapidamente em conversas reais.

Gramática & Expressões em Contexto

Durante o vídeo, alguns elementos gramaticais e expressões se destacam:

  • Tempos verbais: O uso do passado é predominante, como em “Aladdin estava tão feliz” e “Ele tinha esquecido”. Isso é útil para narrar histórias.
  • Estruturas condicionais: A construção “Se eu tiver a lâmpada, então vou ser poderoso” exemplifica como condicional pode ser utilizada para expressar possibilidades e planos.
  • Vocabulário descritivo: Frases que descrevem o palácio e as vestimentas de Aladdin, como “ele estava vestido com roupas finas”, enriquecem o vocabulário e ajudam a pintar uma imagem clara.

Incorporando essas estruturas em suas práticas de fala, você pode não apenas melhorar seu domínio da língua, mas também se sentir mais preparado para usar o inglês em situações cotidianas, como em conversas e narrativas.

Armadilhas Comuns de Pronúncia

Ao assistir a este vídeo, é importante estar ciente de algumas armadilhas de pronúncia que podem surgir:

  • Palavras com sons similares: “magician” e “magical” podem ser confundidas, especialmente para falantes não nativos, devido à sua semelhança sonora.
  • Consoantes duplas: A pronúncia de “Aladdin” pode ser difícil, portanto, pratique lentamente e aumente a velocidade à medida que se sentir confortável.
  • Entonação e ritmo: Preste atenção ao modo como o narrador enfatiza certas palavras, isso pode ajudar a melhorar a pronúncia em inglês no seu próprio discurso.

Utilize o método de shadowspeaks para ecoar as falas do vídeo, prestando atenção às sutilezas da pronúncia e da entonação. Isso irá ajudar a aprimorar sua composição verbal e a se familiarizar mais com o som do inglês nativo.

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.

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