Prática de Shadowing: Our Old Man Is Getting Old - Aprenda a falar inglês com o YouTube

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You're so evil!
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Today is Setsubun, the 3rd of February, which means you throw beans at demons here in Japan.
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As we're making a mask.
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But we have a demon here already.
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Okay.
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Yeah, it works.
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There we go.
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I can't wear my glasses.
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That's how you know I'm not a demon.
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These are delicious.
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What a dad joke.
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Arrrr!
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Arrrr!
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What?
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I'm not eating!
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You eat it even!
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You eat it even!
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He was on it right away!
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Look at that!
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So I have to eat it facing south.
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That's the tradition.
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Or there's a lucky direction every year, isn't it?
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But I can't speak.
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So Dada will eat all of this.
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Itadakimasu!
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That was seriously so good.
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I want this.
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That's peach juice.
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Dan, you got a letter.
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Can I see what's inside?
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It's a letter.
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Someone wrote you a letter.
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This is so cute.
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Oh my gosh, so cute.
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But, Bernie.
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It's me.
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I'm at the airport.
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There are a lot of things to think about when you're traveling.
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Fun fact, one time I forgot to bring Bernie's bag to the airport.
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There's just a lot of things to think about.
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Even the people that buy the eSIM when you land, like come on, you're not gonna want to do that.
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Set it up today, it takes 5 minutes, you land and you have internet before anyone else.
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As soon as I land, Quest appears about me, connect to internet.
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Can you say the same link description?
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Thank you sail for sponsoring this video My son was like, oh it might snow today and I was like, there's no way I'm Swedish.
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I know if it will snow.
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We couldn't find Björn's gloves so he's using mine again.
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Yeah Björn!
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Yeah!
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Snow!
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Yeah!
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Can you believe?
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He is his dad's son after all.
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We are getting that one day of snow in Japan.
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It always happens once and we have an appointment in the city.
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We are in Daikayama.
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The house stuff is moving forward.
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Yeah, we're just looking at it in the kitchen today.
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Oh, you look so cute.
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It's so funny.
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Bjorn was insisting to bring the umbrella and I was like, no, no, no, we don't need the umbrella.
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You were right, Bjorn.
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You were right.
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But that's a Swede.
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You see it over there.
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You don't need umbrella.
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Come on.
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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What are you saying?
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Wow, Japan in the snow is so beautiful.
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And look, there's a plum tree blooming almost.
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That's so amazing.
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Did you give water to Machi?
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Yeah, you're so thoughtful, Vian.
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You gave your water to the dogs.
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One more time.
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One more time.
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You're so sorry.
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No, no screaming.
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Did you see something?
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What was it?
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Vinny, can I film your scary face?
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Oh, so scary!
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Wow, we're in an art store in Shinjuku.
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I'm too old for Japan.
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Japan.
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A normal walk.
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Bjornie has a matching sweater.
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Yay!
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So cute.
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you're a little short he got it okay never mind Wow professional dog walker I have to go fast.
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That'll be my slow nap.
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Good job, baby.
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That's so cute.
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A hard pizza.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I'm gonna make a fort.
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Oh, nice job of the pillows.
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Oh, cozy fort.
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.
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No.
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No.
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No.
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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earphone dictates at their end behaviours dear Early February and things are starting to bloom already.
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It's so nice in Japan.
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This is the best.
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And you can wear a sweater and be out and it's just nice.
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I love it.
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And actual sun?
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Crazy.
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He is great!
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Yeah he is great!
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Yay!
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It's a sandwich but it kind of looks like a hamburger.
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Five hamburgers.
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Five hamburgers?
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Have you eaten five hamburgers?
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Five hamburgers.
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Five hamburgers.
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Five bucks.
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Oh, you know how to use the shoehorn.
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Maybe you can have that at first and then we do yours.
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We did it, Björn.
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Yeah.
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We're by the great big balls.
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Hey, Lusof.
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Well, we're going to Hakuba.
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It's kind of close where we went last time, but a little further up in the mountains.
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Last chance to see snow.
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Because it's going to get 22 degrees in Tokyo.
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Good job, man!
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Shouka Kaigi!
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Jose!
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Is that for me?
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Or is it yakisoba pan?
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Melon pan?
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Could I have a piece?
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Wow, thank you, Bjorn.
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You're so kind.
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It says 21 here.
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Well now it changed to 21.
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That's crazy.
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We're in the mountains and it's February.
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We were hoping to see snow.
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Are we even going to get any snow?
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So pretty.
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So pretty!
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Wow!
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So pretty!
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So pretty!
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Wow!
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Thank you!
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He's becoming a little servant!
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The little nosebleed as well.
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Geez.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Dirt tomorrow, girl.
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You nice and warm, Bian.
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You better not.
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Oh!
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Ah!
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so fast We are in a park here.
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Hakuba is super pretty.
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Really enjoying it so far.
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I realize how crazy my hair is.
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I feel like we're really getting the last bit of winter here.
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The snow is on its way out.
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A thing that we didn't realize is this is like Chinatown, but for Australians.
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Like it's like 90% Australians here.
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It's literally marked here, a scenic spot here.
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I mean, yeah, they're not wrong.
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We have to pay time!
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Good bye!
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Oh, baby!
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Oh, happy birthday, Eggie!
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Sixteen years, my old man!
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You remember seeing him on my channel when I first introduced you?
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You are such a crazy pup and look what a gorgeous old man you grow into, huh?
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Every definition certified best boy, I think, huh?
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We're so proud of you, Eggie.
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I like how much he hasn't realized what's going on.
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Okay, now she has to.
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Por que praticar a fala com este vídeo?

Praticar a fala em inglês com vídeos é uma maneira eficaz de melhorar a pronúncia em inglês e ganhar confiança ao se comunicar. No vídeo "Our Old Man Is Getting Old", o apresentador utiliza uma linguagem coloquial rica e envolvente que reflete situações do cotidiano. Ao repetir as falas, você se expõe a expressões autênticas e à entonação natural dos falantes nativos. Através do shadowing em inglês, você pode imitar a maneira como as palavras são pronunciadas, ajustando sua própria fala para soar mais fluente e natural. Ou seja, quanto mais você pratica, mais confortável ficará ao se expressar em inglês.

Gramática & Expressões em Contexto

No vídeo, várias estruturas e expressões em inglês podem ser identificadas, que são úteis para os aprendizados de conversação:

  • "You're so evil!" - Uma expressão comum que pode ser usada para brincar com amigos. O uso de adjetivos pode ajudar a criar um tom mais descontraído nas conversas.
  • "That's the tradition." - Aqui vemos o uso do presente simples para descrever hábitos e costumes, uma estrutura fundamental para falar sobre tradições.
  • "I want this." - Usar frases diretas como esta é útil para expressar desejos e necessidades, facilitando a comunicação em situações do dia a dia.
  • "Can I see what's inside?" - Uma maneira educada de fazer perguntas, essencial em diálogos. Praticar perguntas é um bom passo para interações efetivas.

Ao entender o contexto dessas expressões e estruturas, você pode aplicá-las em suas conversas, tornando-se um falante mais confiante e articulado.

Traps Comuns de Pronúncia

Além das expressões, é importante prestar atenção nas armadilhas comuns de pronúncia apresentadas no vídeo. Por exemplo:

  • Palavras como "demon" e "tradition" podem ser desafiadoras devido à combinação de sons que não são comuns em português. Pratique dizer essas palavras devagar, focando na articulação correta.
  • O uso do "R", especialmente em "are" e "arr", pode ser confuso. Tente imitar a pronúncia do falante, utilizando o shadow speech para melhorar sua fluência.
  • Expressões rápidas como "Itadakimasu!" exigem que você se acostume com a velocidade e entonação, então não hesite em repetir várias vezes!

A prática regular através do shadow speak vai ajudá-lo a superar essas dificuldades e aprimorar sua fluência no inglês.

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.

Como praticar de forma eficaz no ShadowingEnglish

  1. Escolha seu vídeo: Escolha um vídeo do YouTube com inglês claro e natural. TED Talks, BBC News, cenas de filmes, podcasts — todos funcionam bem. Cole a URL na barra de pesquisa.
  2. Ouça primeiro, entenda o contexto: Na primeira vez, mantenha a velocidade em 1x e apenas ouça. Não tente repetir ainda. Concentre-se em entender o significado.
  3. Configure o modo Shadowing:
    • Modo de espera: Escolha +3s ou +5s — após cada frase, o vídeo pausa automaticamente para você repetir.
    • Sinc. legendas: Legendas do YouTube às vezes estão adiantadas ou atrasadas. Use ±100ms para alinhar.
  4. Faça Shadowing em voz alta (a prática principal): Assim que a frase tocar — ou durante a pausa — repita em voz alta, clara e confiante. Imite o ritmo, ênfase, tom e sons conectados do falante.
  5. Aumente o desafio: Quando um trecho ficar confortável, aumente a velocidade para <code>1.25x</code> ou <code>1.5x</code>. Pratique 15-30 minutos por dia para resultados visíveis em poucas semanas.

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