Prática de Shadowing: Speak English Like a Native — Job Interviews and Strengths | B1 · Intermediate - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Ever wonder how to describe your strengths confidently in an interview and impress the recruiter?
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You will hear a sentence first, then pause and repeat it loudly in the silence.
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Focus on the stress, linking and the smooth flow while you speak.
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Use this when asked about recent skill development.
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I have been working on my project management skills for the past year.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Stress on the second syllable of management.
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I have been working on my project management skills for the past year.
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Your turn.
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Use this when describing your current role.
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I have been leading a small team since I joined the company.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Linking have been leading to sound like been lead ing.
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I have been leading a small team since I joined the company.
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Your turn.
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Say this when asked how you work on your strengths.
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I have been improving my communication by giving weekly presentations.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Weak form of have as or V or N have been.
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I have been improving my communication by giving weekly presentations.
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Your turn.
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Use when the interviewer asks about recent feedback.
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I have been receiving positive feedback from my manager lately.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Pronounce the th in both and feedback clearly.
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I have been receiving positive feedback from my manager lately.
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Your turn.
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Say this when talking about your work habits.
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I have been staying motivated by setting small daily goals.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Rising intonation at the end of the sentence to show confidence.
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I have been staying motivated by setting small daily goals.
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Your turn.
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Use when the interview asks about problem-solving methods.
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I have been using data analysis tools to solve problems efficiently.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Contraction of I have to I have in natural speech.
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I have been using data analysis tools to solve problems efficiently.
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Your turn.
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Say this one asked about learning new technology.
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I have been adapting quickly to new software environments.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Linking of quickly to sounding like quickly too.
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I have been adapting quickly to new software environments.
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Your turn.
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Use when describing leadership experience.
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I have been mentoring junior staff for the last six months.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Stress on the first syllable of mentoring.
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I have been mentoring junior staff for the last six months.
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Your turn.
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Say this when asked how you stay updated.
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I have been keeping up with industry trends through online courses.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Voicing of the final S in trends as or Z or.
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I have been keeping up with industry trends through online courses.
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Your turn.
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Use when concluding the interview with a strong statement.
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I have been confident that my strengths match the job requirements.
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Listen to the sound of it.
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Sentence ending fall in intonation to show certainty.
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I have been confident that my strengths match the job requirements.
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Your turn.
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Now put it together.
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Listen to the whole conversation.
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Welcome.
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Thank you for coming.
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Can you tell me what you have been working on recently?
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I have been working on my project management skills for the past year.
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Great.
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And have you been leading any teams during that time?
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Yes.
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I have been leading a small team since I joined the company.
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What strengths have you been improving to support this leadership?
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I have been improving my communication by giving weekly presentations to the team.
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How have you been staying motivated while handling multiple projects?
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I have been staying motivated by setting small daily goals and tracking progress.
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Can you share how you have been keeping up with industry trends?
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I have been keeping up with industry trends through online courses and webinars.
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Last part.
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Shadowing.
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Speak at the same time as me, do not wait.
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I have been working on my project management skills for the past year.
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I have been leading a small team since I joined the company.
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I have been improving my communication by giving weekly presentations.
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I have been staying motivated by setting small daily goals.
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Record yourself saying each sentence, then listen and compare with my pronunciation.
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Practice today and join us again tomorrow for more confidence building.
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Para quem é este vídeo?

Este vídeo é ideal para aprendizes de inglês no nível B1 (intermediário) que buscam aprimorar sua fala em entrevistas de emprego. Se o seu objetivo é descrever suas qualidades com confiança e impressionar recrutadores, ele é perfeito: foca em frases práticas, pronúncia natural e fluxo conversacional, essenciais para se comunicar como um falante nativo. É uma ótima opção para quem quer aprender inglês com vídeos de forma direta e aplicável.

Expressões e frases para usar no dia a dia

O vídeo traz frases prontas e expressões chave que valem a pena memorizar. Algumas delas são:

  • "project management skills": habilidades de gerenciamento de projetos, essencial para falar de competências profissionais.
  • "giving weekly presentations": fazer apresentações semanais, uma forma prática de descrever como se desenvolve a comunicação.
  • "setting small daily goals": definir metas diárias pequenas, útil para falar de hábitos de trabalho.
  • "data analysis tools": ferramentas de análise de dados, perfeita para explicar métodos de resolução de problemas.

Essas frases são adaptáveis e podem ser usadas em diferentes contextos de entrevistas, tornando sua fala mais natural e convincente.

Como melhorar a pronúncia: dicas para o acento nativo

Para falar com fluidez, o vídeo ensina técnicas de shadowing em inglês (imitar a pronúncia, ritmo e entonação de um falante nativo). Aqui estão os focos principais:

  • Ênfase nas sílabas: Palavras como "management" (ênfase na segunda sílaba) e "mentoring" (ênfase na primeira) precisam ter a acentuação correta para serem entendidas claramente.
  • Ligação de palavras: Frases como "have been leading" são pronunciadas como "been lead ing", com a ligação suave entre as palavras, evitando pausas abruptas.
  • Formas fracas: A palavra "have" é frequentemente pronunciada de forma suave ("v" ou "n"), como em "I have been improving", o que deixa a fala mais natural.
  • Entonação: Frases como "I have been staying motivated by setting small daily goals" usam uma entonação ascendente no final para transmitir confiança.

Praticar o shadow speak (imitar repetidamente as frases do vídeo) ajuda a internalizar esses detalhes, tornando sua pronúncia mais próxima de um nativo. Lembre-se: a chave é repetir com atenção ao ritmo e à conexão entre as palavras.

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.