Prática de Shadowing: (Vietsub) Rosé Tiết Lộ Về Khoảng Thời Gian Khó Khăn Nhất Trong Sự Nghiệp - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Well, that's my question actually is, is when the last Blackpink tour came to its natural conclusion,
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did you feel any pressure from outside of yourself to make a solo album?
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Was there even a reality where you wouldn't dive into the studio and make your proper full-length debut?
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First, I felt pressured, to be honest.
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We were kind of coming off of the year-long tour and, you know, us as Blackpink, as mature as we are we got together
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and decided well let's promise ourselves a good year to be inspired you know we've we've worked
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so hard for the past eight years
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and we've done i honestly believe we've done so well
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and i'm so proud but you know we we all you know got together
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and just promised ourselves a good year to work on our solo stuff
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and um the first thing that happened was anxiety because you know,
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I got, I was privileged to have this one year in my hands to do whatever I wanted with it, but I wanted it to be the right decision and it had to, it had to feel right.
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And I was getting anxiety, like from the get go.
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I think I had anxiety all through.
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Now I'm kind of excited, but, um, and so yeah, at the beginning it started like that.
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Uh, but I- Self-imposed pressure though, a sense of like, what if I don't find it?
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Yes.
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And what if I don't believe in it?
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And I don't feel it.
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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That's the biggest fear I think I had.
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I think doing it, like there were so many opportunities.
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I'm so grateful for that.
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But what if I don't believe in my thing?
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And what if I'm in a place where I'm having to do things that I don't feel like it's me.
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Yeah, because everyone says it's good enough and you know it's not.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah.
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And I wanted to be truthful, right?
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And so, but I just went, okay, I'm just going to start it.
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Like I have not really ever been in like the building process of an album before, but you know, a start is everything as they say.
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So let's start it.
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Starting and ending.
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Starting and ending it.
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Everything in the middle is a joy and you can do it in front of nobody if you really want to, but you've got to start it.
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You've got to make a commitment to yourself and then you've got to be able to finish it.
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Yeah.
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So I threw myself in and I remember telling my co-writers and producers, I was like, I am so anxious.
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They're like, why are you so anxious
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and they were they have guided me through this process
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so much and I'm so grateful um
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but I remember walking out of like the first few sessions
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being like like I'm actually surprised I think I might be
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able like I think this proves to myself no one else just to myself
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that I might be able to just work at this and
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and then my friends and family started supporting me when I was like And I was still shy about it.
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I was like, yeah, I wrote this song with a few people.
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And they'd be like, Rosie, you should build this up.
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And I doubted myself even still, but they were like, just do it.
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Just go at it.
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Just go back to LA.
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Just fly back, book the hotel, get an Airbnb, just go and do it.
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And I did it.
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And I stuck to it for a few months.
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A few months led to like, two months led to three months, four, five.
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And then in the middle of it, I found a label and I made sure I made decisions the way I felt like it was right.
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And then here I am today.
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Congratulations.
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I mean, we can't take it for granted that just because you're in a successful
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collaborative experience with your friends and you have had enormous success.
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I think we see that and we equate that to confidence, but you're right.
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It's different when you've got to find your own voice and figure out.
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Also having a voice that you've got to be collaborative in a band, right?
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You've got to figure out when do I turn my voice on
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and when do I turn it off or turn it down or be a part of the group.
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And so at what point in this process did you find a different power
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or a different feeling in your voice that you hadn't been able to really use for a long time if at all?
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I think at the very beginning it was still a little hard
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because again I like I said I was kind of pushing
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through confidence like I had people in the room who like they probably listen to good music all the time
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and record amazing musicians all the time
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so I had a little bit of confidence to push through
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but then by the time it was like back-to-back sessions
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and I was like building on songs that felt personal to me
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and when I started expressing these things and creating within
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that world I think I started pushing through
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and I mean I can't pinpoint what song because there's also a lot of songs that I've dropped.

Por que praticar fala com este vídeo?

Praticar a fala com vídeos como o apresentado é uma excelente estratégia para aprender inglês com YouTube. Neste vídeo, a artista compartilha suas experiências emocionais e profissionais, o que proporciona um contexto rico para a prática de conversação. Você não apenas ouve a linguagem utilizada em um cenário real, mas também se conecta com emoções e experiências que podem ser relevantes para a sua própria vida. Isso facilita não apenas a compreensão auditiva, mas também a produção verbal, tornando a prática de shadowing em inglês mais efetiva.

Gramática & Expressões em Contexto

Ao longo do vídeo, diversas estruturas gramaticais são utilizadas, das quais identificamos algumas importantes:

  • “I felt pressured”: uma forma simples do passado que expressa experiências pessoais, útil para conversas sobre emoções.
  • “What if I don’t believe in it?”: uma construção que reflete incertezas, ajudando a desenvolver a habilidade de perguntar e expressar dúvidas.
  • “I have not really ever been in like the building process of an album before”: a utilização do present perfect destaca experiências de vida, fundamental para descrever vivências passadas que têm relevância no presente.
  • “You’ve got to make a commitment”: este imperativo enfatiza a importância da ação, sendo um recurso poderoso em conversas motivacionais e encorajadoras.

Armadilhas Comuns de Pronúncia

A pronúncia pode ser um desafio ao aprender um novo idioma. No vídeo, alguns pontos que merecem atenção incluem:

  • Palavras com ‘anxiety’: a forma como esta palavra é articulada pode ser complicada; praticar a divisão silábica e a entonação ajuda na clareza.
  • Expressões como ‘build this up’: a combinação de sons pode fazer com que as palavras se tornem indistintas se não forem praticadas cuidadosamente.
  • O uso da palavra ‘it's’ versus ‘its’: perceber a diferença na pronúncia e no significado pode ajudar a evitar confusões em conversas.

Portanto, ao utilizar o vídeo para shadow speech, preste atenção tanto às emoções quanto à linguagem utilizada. Essa prática não apenas enriquecerá suas habilidades orais, mas também lhe proporcionará um entendimento mais profundo da cultura e da expressão pessoal no idioma. Experimente usar o shadowing site e observe como sua fluência se desenvolve ao imitar a entonação e ritmo da artista!

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.