Prática de Shadowing: Shadowing Practice: At a Restaurant or Cafe - Aprenda a falar inglês com o YouTube
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You guys asked for it, so here it is.
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More shadowing practice in American English.
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I'm a native speaker from the U.S and I'm a classically trained singer.
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So I have a background in the International Phonetic Alphabet or IPA,
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which is a collection of symbols that represent all the sounds you can find in any language.
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So throughout my shadowing videos,
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I will also provide some IPA symbols to represent the sounds that I'm making,
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and this will help you to understand overall how to practice and improve your pronunciation.
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Now, I said shadowing videos,
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plural, because within my community here on YouTube,
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I asked my members, what series do you want to see from me next?
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I already have a phrasal verb series,
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which I'll link here, but they also voted for a shadowing series.
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So shout out to my members for that.
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In fact, shout out to our newest members,
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Ana Anakua, Lucimara Benedetti, and Jevinova.
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Welcome, and thank you so much for your support.
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If you want to join our community of English learners and benefit from exclusive perks here on my channel,
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click the join button below.
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Okay, for today's video, I thought what phrases will be the most useful to learn when you're new to speaking English.
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And this includes those of you who have studied English for a long time,
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but you don't live in an English speaking country,
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so you don't speak the language a lot.
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Well, if you move to an English-speaking country or you just travel to one,
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the most common scenario you're going to need English is going to a restaurant or cafe.
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I know because when I first left the US,
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I moved to Austria and I was learning the language.
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I had studied it for a few years,
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but I still really struggled speaking.
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And let me tell you,
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with every visit to a restaurant or a cafe,
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I learned through experience, sometimes failing,
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what the correct phrases to use were.
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This involved listening to native speakers around me and just imitating what they said.
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So with this video, you don't have to do all that
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trial and error like I did
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because I'm going to give you the phrases you'll need
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and all you have to do is repeat after me or better yet say it with me.
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You can pause the video at any time
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if you need more time to repeat a phrase
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or you want to write it down or check the meaning in your native language.
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Are you ready?
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Let's go!
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English made easy with Claire Hi,
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do you have a table for two available?
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Now the second time, say it with me.
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Hi, do you have a table for two available?
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We have a reservation under...
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We have a reservation under...
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Hi, is there a wait for a table?
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Hi, is there a wait for a table?
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I don't have a reservation,
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but do you have any open tables?
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I don't have a reservation,
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but do you have any open tables?
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How long is the wait?
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How long is the wait?
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Can we sit at the bar while we wait?
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I quickly want to point out my pronunciation of the word can.
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You will have learned can with this vowel sound, a.
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A lot of times you will hear native speakers pronounce this word as can can
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and that's a completely different vowel sound so
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if you hear can i can i
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and not can i don't be thrown off this is another pronunciation
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or a very fast pronunciation of the word can so you try it with me can we
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can we can we sit at the bar while we wait?
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Or can I can I can I sit at the bar while I wait?
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These next few phrases will all start with can we or can I? so we can practice.
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Can I sit by the window please?
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Can I sit by the window please?
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Can we sit at a booth instead of a table?
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Can we sit at a booth instead of a table?
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Can we sit outside? Can we sit outside?
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We have a toddler with us.
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Do you have a high chair?
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We have a toddler with us.
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Do you have a high chair?
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Hi, can I get an iced coffee with oat milk please?
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Hi, can I get an iced coffee with oat milk please?
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I'll start with a glass of water.
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In American English, if there's a T at the end or in the middle of a word,
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we often pronounce this as a d sound more of a stop sound
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so instead of water we say water water i'll start with a glass of water can i see the drinks menu
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can i see the drinks menu do you have any non-alcoholic options Do you have any non-alcoholic options?
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Do you have any non-dairy milk?
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I prefer oat milk, but almond milk's fine.
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Do you have any non-dairy milk?
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I prefer oat milk, but almond milk's fine.
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Can I get a refill on my drink?
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Can I get a refill on my drink?
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I take my coffee black, no cream or sugar.
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You'll notice the word or is not overly pronounced in rapid speech.
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It kind of just sounds like er,
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cream or sugar, cream or sugar.
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Let's say the whole sentence together.
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I take my coffee black, no cream or sugar.
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Is the orange juice freshly squeezed?
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And does it have pulp?
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Is the orange juice freshly squeezed?
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And does it have pulp?
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I'll have a large cappuccino to go.
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The pronunciation of the word to is also very short in rapid speech. To go. To go.
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I'll have a large cappuccino to go.
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Can I get an extra shot of espresso in that?
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Can I get an extra shot of espresso in that?
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What do you recommend?
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What do you recommend?
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I'll have the burger with fries, please.
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I'll have the burger with fries, please.
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Can I substitute the fries for a salad?
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And what dressing do you have?
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Can I substitute the fries for a salad?
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And what dressing do you have?
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Does this dish come with any sides?
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Does this dish come with any sides? Is this dish vegetarian? Is this dish vegetarian?
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Is it possible to get that without onions?
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Notice the stop sound at the end of that and without.
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So don't pronounce the T's. That, without.
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We don't need them. That, without.
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Is it possible to get that without onions?
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I have a gluten allergy.
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Do you have any gluten-free options?
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I have a gluten allergy.
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Do you have any gluten-free options?
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Can I add avocado to that?
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Can I add avocado to that?
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I'd like my steak medium rare.
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I'd like my steak medium rare.
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Do you have any vegan options?
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Do you have any vegan options?
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This smells amazing.
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This smells amazing.
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Mm, everything tastes delicious.
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Let me just slow down the pronunciation of that middle word.
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Tastes.
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Tastes.
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In rapid speech, it's difficult to hear both the S-T and the S sound.
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If you don't squeeze it all in,
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it's not the end of the world.
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Everything tastes delicious.
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Could we get some extra napkins, please?
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Could we get some extra napkins, please?
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Would you mind bringing us some more bread?
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Notice how the end of some and more have the same sound,
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so we can kind of squeeze these words together.
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Some more, some more.
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Would you mind bringing us some more bread?
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Excuse me, I believe I ordered the chicken, but this is fish.
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Excuse me, I believe I ordered the chicken, but this is fish.
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Sorry, but my food is a little cold.
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Could you warm it up?
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Sorry, but my food is a little cold.
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Could you warm it up?
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Could we have some ketchup and mayo?
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Could we have some ketchup and mayo?
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The service here is top notch.
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The service here is top notch.
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Wow!
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This portion is huge!
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Wow, this portion is huge.
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Would you mind taking our picture?
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Would you mind taking our picture?
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Can we get the check please?
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Can we get the check please?
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Can I get this to go?
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Can I get this to go?
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Can I get a to go box for this?
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Can I get a to go box for this?
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I'll take care of the bill.
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I'll take care of the bill.
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Let's split the check.
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Let's split the check.
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Do you accept Apple Pay?
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Do you accept Apple Pay?
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Can I get a receipt, please?
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Can I get a receipt, please?
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Do you need my signature?
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Do you need my signature?
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Thanks, everything was wonderful.
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We'll definitely be back.
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Thanks, everything was wonderful.
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We'll definitely be back.
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Keep the change.
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Keep the change.
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All right, guys, you are now fully equipped.
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Next time you are at a restaurant or cafe and you have to speak English.
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All these phrases are very common and polite and will not steer you wrong.
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Repeat this video as many times as you like to practice your speaking and pronunciation.
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If you found it useful,
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please like the video, subscribe to my channel if you haven't already,
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share it with a friend who's also learning English,
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and let me know in the comments what topic you'd like to shadow from me next.
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I'll see you in the next one.
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Bye for now!
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Contexto & Antecedentes
No vídeo de prática de shadowing, a professora e falante nativa de inglês dos EUA compartilha sua experiência ao aprender a língua e a importância de praticar a fala em situações do dia a dia, como em restaurantes ou cafés. Com um conhecimento prévio do Alfabeto Fonético Internacional (IPA), ela fornece dicas valiosas sobre como melhorar a pronúncia através de sons e frases que são essenciais para a comunicação. Ao escutar e imitar falantes nativos, os alunos podem evitar erros comuns e desenvolver uma pronúncia mais natural. Aprender inglês com youtube, especialmente com práticas de shadow speech, é uma maneira eficaz de se acostumar com o ritmo e a entonação da língua.
Top 5 Frases para Comunicação Diária
- Hi, do you have a table for two available? (Oi, você tem uma mesa para duas pessoas disponível?)
- We have a reservation under... (Temos uma reserva em nome de...)
- Hi, is there a wait for a table? (Oi, há uma espera por uma mesa?)
- Can we see the menu, please? (Podemos ver o cardápio, por favor?)
- Could we get the check, please? (Podemos receber a conta, por favor?)
Essas frases são fundamentais para quem está começando a fazer uso da língua em contextos cotidianos. Ao dominar essas expressões, os alunos estarão mais preparados para interagir em inglês em restaurantes e cafés.
Guia Passo a Passo para Prática de Shadowing
Para melhorar sua fala e pronúncia em inglês, siga este guia utilizando as técnicas de shadow speak.
- Ouça atentamente: Comece assistindo ao vídeo sem repetir. Preste atenção aos sons e à entonação.
- Repita junto: Use as etapas do vídeo para repetir as frases. Diga cada uma junto com a professora, pausando quando necessário para se concentrar nos sons.
- Grave sua prática: Tente gravar sua própria voz enquanto repete as frases. Isso ajudará você a detectar áreas que precisam de mais atenção.
- Revise seu progresso: Após alguns dias, ouça sua gravação anterior e compare com o áudio original do vídeo. Isso mostrará seu progresso e áreas para melhoria.
- Pratique consistentemente: Incorpore a prática de shadowing regularmente em sua rotina de estudo, utilizando novas frases à medida que avança.
Utilizar a técnica de shadowspeak durante suas práticas, especialmente em cenários apropriados, pode acelerar drasticamente seu aprendizado de inglês. Lembre-se de que a prática leva à perfeição, então mantenha-se focado e divirta-se durante o processo de aprendizado!
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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