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Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday dear Paul - The reason why we all were devastated about Paul Walker is because he's the nicest dude on human feet.
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Happy birthday to you - Make a wish.
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- Paul had real relationships with everybody.
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You felt his love.
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You felt his spirit.
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You felt his energy.
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You felt the morale, the camaraderie, the inclusion.
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- Birthday boy, look this way.
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Paul, look this way.
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- He was somebody that cared, and he was somebody that really was experiencing life and on the daily, trying to experience it to the fullest.
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- Never back down mindset, you know, go big or go home.
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- He was just a kid from , you know?
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The gun-toting hippie, balance of opposites.
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You know, a lover and a fighter.
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- He got into a lot of fights when he was younger.
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He didn't lose very many fights.
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He would've been a great fireman.
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He likes to grind, he's not afraid to get dirty, talks a lot of trash; he just fits in.
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- I just thought he was the coolest guy in the world and had nothing to do with the movies, nothing.
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- He was a guy who's getting phone calls left and right from creditors, and right in the middle of that, he's like, dude, I'm gonna be a dad.
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- Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Paul Walker.
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All the ladies flip out.
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- When you meet this dude, you felt like he jumped out of a magazine.
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It was like, that's who he was.
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- The cinema didn't capture it all, couldn't capture it all.
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- Paul was always an actor who had one foot in and one foot out.
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He would just disappear.
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- When Paul wasn't making movies, he wasn't in LA.
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He wasn't even in the country.
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He would be, like, in the Amazon, or he'd be, like, diving with sharks.
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- Hey, we got him hooked good!
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- Each time he appeared in a Shark Week episode, he donated to my nonprofit.
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He didn't even tell me.
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- He did take care of people to the point where he wasn't looking after himself.
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- He pretty much made a decision that he was gonna back away from Hollywood.
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- He was like, "Time?
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"I don't have time, I don't get time." You know?
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"I got money, I don't got time." - He really liked the cars, and on those movies he got into it.
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He could tell you what size turbos the cars had, or what they should do different to make 'em better, and the other actors don't even know how to drive a manual transmission car.
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He did his homework like nobody else.
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- I always believed the subject matter had a chance to be successful, but when I walked out of that screening, I knew he was a movie star.
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- I'm enjoying it, I have a blast, I love my job.
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I get to travel.
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Gosh, I mean, it's just amazing.
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I mean, this has really been going on for me now, like, maybe six years.
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I think Pleasantville I did, like, six years ago.
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- Please welcome Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, boys.
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- You know, I don't ever want it to end.
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- To be young, handsome, making all that money.
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The token negro and the token white man in Miami.
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It was hard to get a lot of work done out there, you know?
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My God. - I don't know, we just got along really well.
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The problem really was though is like, we got along so well that we were screwing around more half the time.
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- While you're supposed to be working.
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- Yeah, exactly. - Yeah.
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- And so we got, you know, John Singleton barking at us every once in a while telling us to get serious.
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- What up to John Singleton.
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- The night when I did a big car jump over a drawbridge, yeah, in a little Nissan Skyline with no suspension, so it was a hard landing.
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- Woo! - He would ask me how big the hits were, and how much it really hurt, you know what I mean?
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He was so curious on that part of it.
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- Paul Walker was, like, born for this role.
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It was crazy.
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I feel like we're, like, actors that was in Paul's movie.
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Because everything that's tied into cars and adrenaline, it was Paul's world.
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Some dudes, where they handsome, and they become arrogant with it and they're unapproachable.
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As a man, he wasn't intimidating, because he was so regular, and so grounded, and so cool.
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He was the guy that every woman wanted to be with and every man wanted to be like.
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- I think after "Fast and Furious 1," he became much more hyper-sensitive to what he wanted to do.
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He didn't wanna live in Hollywood.
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Whenever he wasn't working, he would be off somewhere on a boat or hiding under a tree, or doing whatever he was doing.
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- He'd always say, like, I wanted to be a Park Ranger.
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You know, make $28 grand a year, and like, live in the wilderness.
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Like, that's really what he wanted to do.
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- Paul looked around hard where he wanted to settle down because he was very nomadic.
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Santa Barbara is a special place.
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- Most of my time is spent, you know, Santa Barbara north.
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As I've grown older, I appreciate more where it's more lush and more green.
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There's nowhere else like it on Earth.
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It's unique.
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- Paul, when he got the place up in Santa Barbara, he was so excited.
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It was the first time I'd seen him buy something where he was like, you know, really, like, I worked and I got this.
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It was really hard to get to.
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It was a seasonal road.
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The dirt that you had to go up had a place where you could go up there and hide.
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Take a shower for three or four days, or five days, and run around, get muddy and plant trees and shoot and, you know, just do guy shit, you know?
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- Oh, I thought I was gone for sure. - It was his playground.
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He was a big kid.
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He was a big kid.
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- Paul liked to race cars.
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Not street racing but really race cars on tracks.
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- Our common interest was cars.
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Cars brought us together.
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He walk it over to me, go, "Hey, are you the guy who just bought my GT3?" Then, yeah, I told him that I'm the guy and I also told him that, you know, a man should never sell his GT3 in his life.
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And from that moment on, we become close friend.
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He loves things that's fast.
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Always evolving.
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Paul built that along with Roger.
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They put together a team and he start hanging around more and more with professional drivers, and he start really learning a lot of great skills with cars.
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He went from a movie character to really become a race car driver.
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A lot of respect for that.
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- He truly loved the Nissan Skyline and those kind of cars more than muscle cars.
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He liked the technical part and the better brakes and all the stuff, but then really what he drove in his everyday life was a Tacoma truck.
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He wanted somebody to ding him, and he'd like, oh, don't worry about it, and they'd just be shocked.
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- If he was here right now, and, you know, had something cool parked outside, and you made a comment about how cool his car is, he would literally throw the keys at you and say just, cool, go have fun.
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It didn't matter, like, when he didn't have anything at all and then when he had everything.
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Like, nothing about him changed.
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- Paul had a passage from George Bernard Shaw that said, you know, I want to be all used up.
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You know, I'm not just some flickering candle.
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I'm gonna be a torch.
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When I'm done, I wanna be thrown completely used on the trash heap of life.
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And I can actually say he did a lot of things that made a lot of difference in a lot of people's lives.
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He was a giver.
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- What is success to you?
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- Success is balance in life.
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That's the most difficult thing to find.
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- Every single person in my family, every single person that calls Paul a friend has been told by Paul from his mouth, "This is the last one.
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"Oh, this is the last one.
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"This is the last one and I'm done." Heard that forever.
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But he couldn't walk away.
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He couldn't quite walk away yet in his mind, and that's one thing that's, like, so killer.
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It sucks so bad about, you know, he never got to really enjoy, like, just watching his daughter grow up and enjoy everything he had worked so hard for.
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He was finally starting to really kinda put that together and like and then just got cut short.
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關於本課程
在本課程中，學習者將通過觀看《我就是保羅·沃克》的文件片段，練習英語口語和聽力技能。你將能夠感受保羅·沃克的個性、能量以及他在生活中的積極態度，並從中學習到如何表達情感和背景故事。這不僅是對他作為演員生涯的瞭解，也是一種用英語描述一個人深刻影響的方式。在看YouTube學英語的過程中，你能提升雅思口語的表達能力。
關鍵詞彙與短語
- camaraderie - 友誼，團結
- experience life to the fullest - 充分體驗生活
- never back down mindset - 永不退縮的心態
- donate - 捐贈
- movie star - 電影明星
- take care of - 照顧
- grind - 辛勤工作
- manual transmission - 手動變速器
練習技巧
在練習時，建議利用影片中的“shadow speak”技巧進行跟讀學習。在這個文件片段中，保羅·沃克的語氣與速度較為自然，因此你可以模仿他的語調與節奏。儘量跟隨他的發音和語速，同時注意情緒的表達。在當你看到他對生活的熱情，以及他對周圍人的關懷時，不妨也嘗試將這種情感通過你的聲音表達出來。在做雅思口語練習時，這種真實感將會提升你的表達能力。
為了能夠獲得更好的學習效果，可以在觀看時暫停影片，反覆聽取某些句子或短語。嘗試使用線上的shadowing site工具，能夠幫助你更好地聚焦於語音和語調，逐步提升你的英語口語水平。
影片中的語法
說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：
| 結構 | 影片中的用法 |
|---|---|
| 被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的 | is spent · be shocked · be thrown |
| 現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事 | I've grown · has been told |
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。