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I want to challenge you.
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Close your eyes and see if you can understand what I'm saying.
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Hi lovely students!
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My name is Bo and this is Bo's Slow English.
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Today we're going to do some tongue twisters.
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I would consider this video to be advanced.
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If you need to watch this video several times to improve your pronunciation, it's always here for you.
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Please like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends
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and check out my new youtube channel it's for kids families
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and super beginner english learners
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if you can pronounce all these sentences really well i am
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very happy for you some of these words you'll hear me
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say are a little bit challenging even for me first i'll
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read the sentence slowly then i'll read it a little faster
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then i would like you to join me where we'll read
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it twice first slowly then quickly i want to challenge you close your eyes and see
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if you can understand what i'm saying the sophisticated strategist scrutinized
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several suspicious shifts in public sentiment now i'm going to read
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it a little faster the sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment don't worry about what these words mean.
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This video is purely about pronunciation.
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Let's read the sentence together slowly.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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Now let's read it a little faster.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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The sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment.
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When I said the word scrutinized a little bit faster, I did not say the letter t very clearly.
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I said scrutinized, scrutinized.
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It's kind of like how Americans say mountain instead of mountain or button instead of button.
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Let's move on to the next sentence.
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Close your eyes.
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See if you can understand me.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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And now a little faster.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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Are you ready to join me?
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Let's read it together slowly, twice, and then quickly, twice.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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Again, the wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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And now a little faster.
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The wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical Again,
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the wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist.
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I know for some of you pronouncing the letters TH together can be challenging.
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What I encourage you to do
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when you're practicing this sound is start by putting your tongue in between your teeth to start.
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So when you're starting the word already have your tongue in between your teeth.
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For example the word thank'd.
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Start by putting your tongue in between your teeth, thank'd.
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And make sure you're blowing out a lot of air when you're doing that.
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Thank'd, thank'd.
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And I want you to really exaggerate the th sound, which will not feel natural and it's not going to look natural,
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but it will eventually.
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Thanked, thanked.
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See how far out my tongue is when I say that?
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Thanked.
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When I'm speaking it in my normal speed, I would normally say thanked, thanked, thanked.
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I was turning my head so you could see how far out my tongue was.
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Let's move on to the next sentence.
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Go ahead and Close your eyes and I will read it.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And a little faster.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory.
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Ready to join?
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Let's read it slowly, twice, then quickly, twice. And again,
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the rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And faster.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory. And one more time.
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The rural literary lecturer reluctantly revised her elaborate allegory.
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The letter R requires a lot of effort for the tongue muscle, so if this is tricky for you, don't worry.
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You will eventually get it, but you do have to practice.
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Next sentence.
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Close your eyes.
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Victor vividly evaluated whether vulnerable villages were economically viable.
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Let's try it together. And faster.
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viable.
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Victor vividly evaluated whether vulnerable villages were economically viable.
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There is a big difference between the V sound and the W sound.
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When you pronounce V, you want to lightly touch your two front teeth to the skin behind your lower lip.
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So when you just make that V sound, the sound from your throat and the teeth touching the skin will vibrate
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and it actually tickles a little bit when you hold it there.
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So let's try that together.
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Are you making the same sound as me?
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Now let's try to say the word victor.
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Now say the word weather.
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Notice how the shape of my mouth is round.
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So this is a very different sound compared to the V sound we did.
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So you can practice that back and forth.
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Moving on to the next sentence.
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Go ahead and close your eyes.
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The judicial journalist challenged the chief justice's generous judgment. And now faster.
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The judicial journalist challenged the chief justice's generous judgment.
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What's tricky about some of these words here is the J sound and the G sound have similarities.
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Judicial generous.
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Are you ready to join me?
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Next sentence- and close your eyes.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancias.
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Let's read it together.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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And a little faster.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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The cryptographic specialist deciphered deceptively subtle discrepancies.
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I'm not going to lie.
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I had to practice this sentence multiple times because I kept messing up.
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Okay, moving on to the next one.
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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Okay?
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Ready?
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study.
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Ready?
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The ambitious biologist verified every variable before publishing the controversial study and faster...
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The next one...
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Several scholarly specialists shared shocking suggestions during the strategic session. And together!
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Several Scholarly Specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session And a little faster
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Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Sessions Several scholarly specialists Shared Shocking Suggestions During the Strategic Session Whoo!
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There's a big difference between the pronunciation of the letter S by itself and SH.
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So think of S as a snake.
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And S is going to be like you're telling someone to be quiet.
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shh.
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If these sounds are challenging for you, then go back and forth practicing it.
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S, shh, s, shh.
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And the last one, the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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The jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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That one is tricky for me.
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Let's say it together.
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the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations,
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judiciously justified judicial generalizations, and a little faster,
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the jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations, The jurisdictional adjudicator judiciously justified judicial generalizations.
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That felt like a lot of effort for my brain, for my mouth, for my tongue.
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I hope this was a fun challenge for you.
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Keep practicing it and I will be posting more tongue twister videos.
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Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share, and check out my new YouTube channel.
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Oh, and finally Nari wants to come out and say hi.
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Hi, Nara.
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Do you want to say hi to the camera?
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We'll see you guys next time.
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Bye.
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語境與背景
在這一期影片中，Bo以輕鬆愉快的方式向學生們挑戰英語發音，特別是音節難度相對較高的繞口令。Bo 鼓勵學生通過反覆練習來提高英語口語發音。影片的內容不僅適合有一定基礎的學習者，也為剛剛接觸英語的初學者提供了豐富的練習材料。通過逐漸加快的朗讀，學習者可以更好地適應英語發音的自然節奏。
日常交流中的五個常用短語
- the sophisticated strategist scrutinized several suspicious shifts in public sentiment - 這句話展示瞭如何使用複雜的句子結構來表達深刻的觀點。
- the wealthy philanthropist thoughtfully thanked the theoretical physicist - 這句話可以幫助學習者練習常見的發音難點，特別是字母組合 "TH"。
- please like, subscribe, and share this video - 適用於鼓勵他人參與互動的場景。
- close your eyes and see if you can understand - 能幫助學習者在聽力練習中集中注意力。
- let's read it together slowly - 提供了社互動動的方式，促進學習者共同練習。
逐步影子跟讀指南
在這一段影片中，Bo使用了英語影子跟讀（shadowspeak）的方法來幫助學生練習發音。以下是逐步的跟讀指導：
- 初步理解：在開始影子跟讀之前，推薦先閉上眼睛，專注於聽力，試圖理解每一個詞句。
- 慢速朗讀：先跟隨Bo的影片，慢慢地朗讀每句話。此時不必擔心意思，只需關注發音。
- 加速練習：在熟悉慢速朗讀後，嘗試隨著影片的速度加快朗讀。這會提高您的反應速度和發音的自然度。
- 重複練習：回放影片多次，直到您感到更為自信。練習是提高英語發音的關鍵。
- 注重細節：特別是發音難點，例如“TH”音時，將舌頭放在牙齒之間並用氣息來發音，可以有效改善發音效果。
通過這些步驟，學習者將能夠掌握更流暢的口語表達，提升英語口語練習的能力，同時也能享受在學習過程中的樂趣。
什麼是跟讀法？
跟讀法 (Shadowing) 是一種有科學依據的語言學習技巧，最初開發用於專業口譯員的培訓，並由多語言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。這個方法簡單而強大：您在聽英語母語原聲的同時立即大聲重複——就像是一個延遲1-2秒緊跟說話者的影子。與被動聽力或語法練習不同，跟讀法強迫您的大腦和口腔肌肉同時處理並模模擬實的講話模式。研究表明它能顯著提高發音準確性，語調，節奏，連讀，聽力理解和口語流利度——使其成為雅思口語備考和真實英語交流最有效的方法之一。