Prática de Shadowing: Repeat After Me + Shadowing Practice | English Pronunciation Training - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Repeat after me.
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Let's shadow real-life English situations while practicing the words that are difficult to pronounce.
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I asked you guys on Instagram to send me the words you struggle with the most in English.
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So if you'd like to be a part of the next video, then follow me on Instagram.
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Now, let's start.
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The day I missed my bus in Mountain Town,
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I woke up at 6.30 in a small mountain town.
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I looked outside and saw an eagle flying above the mountains.
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The view was literally incredible.
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I thought to myself,
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I think this is one of the coolest places in the world the coolest places in the world
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all right if you had trouble pronouncing think versus this remember think you blow
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and you put your tongue in between your teeth.
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Think.
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Now for this we blow and vibrate the same position of our tongue.
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this feel your throat and say think no vibration now vibrates this
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Perfect.
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Another good word to practice is mountain.
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Because we don't always pronounce mountain as mountain.
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When we're speaking quickly, we can say mountain.
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Mountain.
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Mountain.
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Mountain.
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It's like you're cutting out the T.
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Mountain.
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That's a beautiful mountain over there.
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I live in mountain town.
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Last one.
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Literally.
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The T sounds more like a D.
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Literally.
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Literally.
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Literally.
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And the A is a, a.
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Literally.
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All right, next part.
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I walked through the town and stopped at a small coffee shop.
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The woman working there smiled and said,
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Good morning.
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Are you visiting these mountains for the first time?
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I said, yes, I thought I would stay for two days.
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But now I think I might stay longer.
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She laughed and said, those are usually the first words visitors say.
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All right, let's practice some words here.
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Visiting.
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Visiting sounds like a Z, not an S.
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Not visiting.
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Visiting.
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Now we have another word there.
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Laughed.
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Laughed has two things I want to mention.
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G-H in English makes the F sound.
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Laugh, cough, rough, tough, G-H.
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And in this particular E-D ending, we pronounce it T.
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any ending of a verb with the sound sounds like
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when we add ed so laugh present left in the past When we add ED,
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it can either make the T, D, or ED sound.
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In this case, it's T.
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And let's practice one more.
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Visitors.
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V-Z-T-R-S.
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Visitors.
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Not visitors.
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Visitors.
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even though it looks like it would sound like or.
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It's er.
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All right, next part.
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A few minutes later, an older man sat next to me.
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He started showing me the yarn he uses to knit.
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He explained for so long that I started to yawn.
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When someone talks about yarn, I yawn.
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All right, let's go through these two words.
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Yarn versus yawn.
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Yarn.
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Yarn.
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Yarn.
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So we roll the tongue.
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Yarn. And yawn.
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It's like saying aww.
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Yarn.
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And remember, the K is silent in knit.
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Just like no. Alright, next page.
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After we finished talking, I walked through the town again.
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I passed a bookstore and saw a sign that said,
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One word can change your world.
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I stopped and read it twice.
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One word can change your world.
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I really liked that.
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All right, we have some big ones here, starting with town.
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Town.
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Out.
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Town.
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Word.
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Word.
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Like nerd.
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Heard.
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Word.
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Not ward, word and world.
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World.
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Like twirl, curl, world.
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One word can change your world.
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Practice this one.
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It's important.
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All right, next page.
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Later that afternoon, I climbed a nearby mountain trail.
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At the top, I saw another eagle flying across the sky.
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I literally stood there for 10 minutes watching it.
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The air was cool.
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Everything was quiet.
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And for a moment, I forgot about work, deadlines, and my phone.
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All right? So, trail.
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Trail.
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It's difficult to pronounce the T.
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Trail.
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So say trail.
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It sounds more natural.
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Trail.
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Now next one, eagle.
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It's not the same as ego.
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Eagle. And literally.
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Also, something someone mentioned on Instagram.
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cool.
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Maybe you're pronouncing it cool.
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If you want to sound more natural, you could say cool.
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It's like adding a woe at the end.
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Cool.
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Cool.
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It sounds more like a native would say cool.
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But I think that it doesn't matter.
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I think an accent is what makes you unique,
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and it's what connects you to your native language.
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It doesn't matter if you have an accent.
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Accents are beautiful, in my opinion.
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But if you want to sound native, that's how So you can say, cool.
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All right, our last page.
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As the sun started to set,
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I sat on a bench and thought about something.
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Would I rather live in a place like this or leave and continue traveling?
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I wasn't sure, but I knew one thing.
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This was a day I would remember for a very long time.
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All right, we have actually three big ones here.
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I wanted to mention one I didn't say.
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Live.
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So there's live and live.
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The same spelling, different pronunciation.
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Live.
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I live in Mexico.
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Live.
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I am going live on YouTube.
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Leave.
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I will leave tomorrow.
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Live.
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Live.
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Leave.
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Leave.
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All right, that's our story for today, guys.
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And remember, never stop learning.
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I'll see you guys next week.
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Bye.

Sobre Esta Liçã

Nesta lição, você terá a oportunidade de praticar a pronúncia de palavras e frases em situações da vida real em inglês. Através do exercício de shadowing, você aprenderá a pronunciar corretamente palavras que costumam ser desafiadoras. Vamos focar em termos como "think", "mountain" e "literally", e como suas pronúncias podem mudar dependendo da velocidade da fala. Utilize essa prática para melhorar sua fluência e confiança ao falar em inglês.

Vocabulário e Frases Importantes

  • Think - Importante praticar a diferença entre "think" e "this".
  • Mountain - Observe como a pronúncia pode variar.
  • Literally - O "t" soando mais como um "d".
  • Visiting - Pronunciado como "vizin" e não "viziting".
  • Laughed - Importante para entender a sonoridade do passado de "laugh".

Dicas de Prática

Ao praticar as frases desse vídeo, siga estas dicas para maximizar sua aprendizagem através do shadowing:

  • Escute atentamente - Ouça as pronúncias e a entonação antes de tentar repetir. Isso ajudará você a captar as sutilezas.
  • Repita em voz alta - Não tenha medo de fazer os sons que parecem estranhos. O shadowing em inglês é sobre se acostumar com a sonoridade do idioma.
  • Preste atenção à velocidade - No vídeo, as falas podem ser mais rápidas. Tente acompanha-las, mas comece devagar, se necessário.
  • Use o espelho - Observe a posição da sua boca e língua enquanto pronuncia as palavras. Isso pode ser útil para melhorar sua pronúncia.
  • Pratique regularmente - Quanto mais você se expuser através de shadowspeaks, mais natural ficará sua fala.

A prática contínua do shadowing site é essencial para melhorar a pronúncia em inglês. Com dedicação e uso dessas dicas, você verá um progresso significativo em sua habilidade de falar em inglês com confiança.

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.