Prática de Shadowing: 리스닝 실력 쑥쑥 UP 영어 뉴스 쉐도잉 I 식료품점의 변화 - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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Let's practice listening with the latest news.
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First, listen twice without subtitles.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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Traditionally, grocery stores have been the place we shop for, well, groceries.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering ready-made meals, Food that requires little, if any, preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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Way more convenient, yeah.
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Consumers are rapidly shifting to these ready-to-eat supermarket options and not just for convenience.
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Once considered an affordable eating option, a survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%, nearly double the rate of inflation over the same period.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Even, you know, then you've got to add DoorDash onto it.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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We're prepared for foods businesses.
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It's skyrocketing.
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According to the Food Industry Association, millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say they purchased deli-prepared
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foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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Traditionally, grocery stores have been the place we shop for, well, groceries.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering ready-made meals, food that requires little, if any, preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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Way more convenient, yeah.
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Consumers are rapidly shifting to these ready-to-eat supermarket options and not just for convenience.
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Once considered an affordable eating option, a survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%, nearly double the rate of inflation over the same period.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Even, you know, then you've got to add DoorDash onto it.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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Our prepare foods business is skyrocketing.
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According to the Food Industry Association, millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say they purchased deli-prepared
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foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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Listen again and focus on the pronunciation and intonation.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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year alone.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick serve restaurants.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick serve of restaurants rising menu prices.
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Are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick serve restaurants rising menu prices are weakening.
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The traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick serve restaurants.
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Rising menu prices are rising interest rates are making it harder to buy a house.
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Rising housing prices are making it harder to buy a home.
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Or weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of
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rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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grocery stores have been the place we shop for, well, groceries.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering ready-made meals.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering But increasingly,
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these same stores are offering ready-made meals.
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Food that requires little, if any,
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preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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Food that requires little if any preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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The work requires little if any training.
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The work requires little, if any, training.
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for yourself or your family food that requires little if any preparation
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and effort to serve for yourself or your family
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but increasingly these same stores are offering ready-made meals food
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that requires little if any preparation and effort to serve for yourself
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or your family way more convenient yeah way more convenient yeah way more convenient yeah way more convenient yeah
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Consumers are rapidly shifting to these ready-to-eat supermarket options
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and not just for convenience.
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Ready-to-eat meals are becoming more popular.
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Ready-to-eat meals are becoming more popular.
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Once considered an affordable eating option,
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a survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury
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because it's become so expensive.
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A survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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A survey from LendingTree
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A survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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A survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury.
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Nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury.
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A survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%.
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The company increased prices by 10%.
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The company increased prices by 10%.
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same period.
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Nearly double the rate of inflation over the same period.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food how come uh it's
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too expensive yeah i never read a fast food how come
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uh it's too expensive even you know then you gotta add
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door dash on to it even you know then you gotta
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add door dash on to it even you know then you
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gotta add doordash on to it even you know then you
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gotta add doordash onto it even you know then you gotta
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add doordash onto it even you
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know then you gotta
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add door
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It's a
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trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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business is skyrocketing.
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We're prepared a food business is skyrocketing.
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Housing prices have skyrocketed.
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Housing prices have skyrocketed.
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According to the Food Industry Association,
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millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change. are driving the change.
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According to the Food Industry Association,
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Millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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Millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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According to the Food Industry Association, millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say...
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of shoppers now say And a full 28% of shoppers now say
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a full 30% of employees work remotely A full 30% of employees work remotely
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and a full 28% of shoppers now say And a full 28% of shoppers now say
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They purchased deli-prepared foods
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from grocery stores as
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a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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They purchased deli-prepared foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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People are using meal kits as a replacement for dining out.
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People are using meal kits as a replacement for dining out.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say they purchased deli-prepared
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foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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Traditionally, grocery stores have been the place we shop for, well, groceries.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering ready-made meals.
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Food that requires little, if any, preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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Way more convenient, yeah.
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Consumers are rapidly shifting to these ready-to-eat supermarket options and not just for convenience.
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Once considered an affordable eating option,
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a survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%, nearly double the rate of inflation over the same period.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Even, you know, then you've got to add DoorDash onto it.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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Our prepare foods business is skyrocketing.
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According to the Food Industry Association, millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say they purchased deli-prepared
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foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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More Americans are heading to the deli counter for dinner.
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Americans spent more than $400 billion on fast food last year alone.
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Rising menu prices are weakening the traditional cheap and easy appeal of many quick-serve restaurants.
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Traditionally, grocery stores have been the place we shop for, well, groceries.
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But increasingly, these same stores are offering ready-made meals.
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Food that requires little, if any, preparation and effort to serve for yourself or your family.
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Way more convenient, yeah.
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Consumers are rapidly shifting to these ready-to-eat supermarket options and not just for convenience.
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Once considered an affordable eating option, a survey from LendingTree showed nearly 80% of Americans say fast food is now a luxury because it's become so expensive.
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In fact, since 2014, fast food restaurants have increased menu prices by 60%, nearly double the rate of inflation over the same period.
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Yeah, I never read a fast food.
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How come?
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It's too expensive.
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Even, you know, then you've got to add DoorDash onto it.
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It's a trend not lost on the supermarket industry.
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The prepare foods business is skyrocketing.
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According to the Food Industry Association, millennial and Gen Z shoppers are driving the change.
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And a full 28% of shoppers now say they purchased deli-prepared
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foods from grocery stores as a replacement for dining at a restaurant.
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Por que praticar fala com esse vídeo?
Esse vídeo é uma excelente ferramenta para o seu shadowspeaks e prática de conversação em inglês porque mergulha em um contexto cotidiano e atual: mudanças no comportamento de consumo americano. Ao shadowar (imitar) a fala, você aprende a pronunciar termos como "deli counter" e "ready-made meals" de forma natural, além de entender a entonação em frases que expressam tendências econômicas. Essa prática não só melhora sua fluência, mas também sua compreensão auditiva, crucial para se comunicar em situações reais. É o tipo de conteúdo que transforma o estudo em uma experiência prática e relevante.
Gramática e expressões no contexto
Ao assistir, você perceberá estruturas chave que dominam a fala cotidiana em inglês. Veja algumas:
- "Rising menu prices are weakening...": A estrutura "are weakening" (estão enfraquecendo) usa o presente contínuo para descrever uma ação em andamento, comum em notícias para destacar tendências. Pratique substituindo "menu prices" por "costs" ou "demands" para fixar.
- "Food that requires little, if any, preparation": A expressão "if any" (se houver) é usada para minimizar uma ideia, indicando que a preparação é quase nula. Essa construção é essencial para falar com precisão em contextos de descrição de produtos.
- "a trend not lost on the supermarket industry": A frase "not lost on" (não passa despercebida para) é uma forma elegante de dizer que uma grupo percebeu algo. Ideal para debates sobre tendências de mercado.
Traps de pronúncia comuns
No shadowing em inglês, certos termos podem ser desafiadores. Veja os principais:
- "deli counter": A pronúncia correta é /ˈdɛli ˈkaʊntər/, mas muitos aprendizes confundem "deli" com "della" (/ˈdɛlə/). Ouça repetidamente a parte do vídeo onde a frase é dita para capturar o tom curto de "e".
- "quick-serve": A junção de palavras cria uma sílaba acentuada no "quick" (/kwɪk/), seguido de "serve" (/sɜːrv/). Evite separá-las como "quick serve" (com espaço), pois a forma correta é como um adjetivo: "quick-serve restaurants".
- "inflation": A palavra /ɪnˈfleɪʃn/ tem a sílaba tônica na segunda parte ("fleɪ"), mas muitos pronunciam como /ɪnˈflæʃn/ (com "æ"). Use o shadow speech para imitar a entonação do narrador e corrigir esse erro.
Praticar com esse vídeo no seu shadowing site ajuda a dominar essas nuances, tornando sua fala mais natural e confiante. Lembre: o shadowing é sobre imitar não só as palavras, mas a música da língua!
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.