跟讀練習: watch this when everything feels heavy... - 通過影片學習英語口語
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If every time someone asks you a question, you try to say the right answer, your entire life is a test.
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And when did you have the most anxiety in grammar school and high school?
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No question.
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On test day.
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So your entire life become this test.
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I ain't trying to say the right answer.
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I am just doing what I feel.
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My mama said trying is failing.
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There is no ifs, woulds, coulds, shoulds.
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It just is.
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And we just are.
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I sparked that first dream up.
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I gained two viewers, or was it one?
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It was the one and two viewers.
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I had that one viewer, and that viewer made me keep going.
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And each day and each day and more, week two, I gained, I started averaging four viewers.
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Week three, eight viewers.
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Week four, 20 viewers.
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So on and so on and so on.
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So then my sophomore year, I just kind of, I kind of gave up on school.
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Right.
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I kind of gave up on school.
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I kind of gave up on everything that I had to my old life and just put everything onto my stream.
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I streamed every day.
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I didn't care about nothing else but YouTube streaming.
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I was 16 and college was coming up.
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Like, I wanted to do so much.
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I deleted my Instagram so I wouldn't see any skating.
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No one ever brought it up, so I never even had the chance to think about it.
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and so I call him Philip and I tell him like hey I think I want to go back to skating
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what was the point where you started to feel that it wasn't right like one morning I woke up I had to go training this is when he'd stopped playing me and I was in a bad place and I remember just looking in the mirror I mean it sounds dramatic but I was literally staring in the mirror
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And I was asking if I could retire now.
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At 24, you know, doing the thing I love.
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For me, that was heartbreaking.
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To even have had that thought at 24 to want to retire, that hurt me a lot.
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That was another thing that I had to carry I See it as this you need to squeeze Every ounce of potential God has given you to be the best you can be
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Now a lot of people's go they go they work hard they squeeze it just like I am you know I'm saying the squeeze in the squeeze in the squeeze it and they get to right there right it's right there That's 50% that's 50% you squeeze your potential at the bottom
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amazing you do better than you was 50% ago you're doing better you look you said I'm doing good it's not the other right but in your
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mind in your heart you know there is so much more to get like so it double that you know
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I'm saying double that I push 70% you see how it gets harder now with the bottle it gets harder just piece out the potential but you've gotten further than 50 now you got 70
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listen to me let me land okay right here is where people start getting comfortable
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and we get comfortable what happens it goes back out now doesn't go back out to fully but it
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goes back out because you get comfortable get lazy right like I do I do that all the time you know saying I'm not talking about right now I'm talking about all the life we all do at some point right so you go to 70% and And you see how it starts getting harder to squeeze out the potential at your body?
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It's like you're working harder, like it's getting harder, you're getting tired, all this stuff.
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It's getting harder.
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Because I don't want to do this and then be all comfortable and do this again.
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I don't want to do this.
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I want to squeeze.
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100.
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All of a sudden, you land at 100.
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And when you land at 100, the bottle, all of a sudden, you get a new bottle.
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and you get potential and you get better and better and better and better at it.
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When it gets hard, it's gonna get hard.
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It's definitely gonna get hard.
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And it's gonna be a point where nothing's growing.
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It might be a point where you have no viewers.
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You know,
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I started off with so when so when you get to that point that wall like that wall breaker it happens that everybody every creator out there who
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wants to do this you know you just got to push through that try something new and keep going you know you got to find a new lane so I started off with zero heroes one viewer and but I kept going be yourself like don't try to become me try to become a better me you know Like,
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don't try to chase on what I did.
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Do something.
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Like, become better than me.
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Don't become like me.
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Become better than me.
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Hey, I started with nothing.
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I started with a PlayStation 4.
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And I'm pretty sure any kid out there has a PlayStation or any console in their room.
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So I didn't have nothing.
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So you can start off from anywhere.
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Seriously.
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Like, you don't need the best of the best of equipment.
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I promise you.
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I got 50 million subs now.
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I'm knowing all over the world and I wouldn't if you actually it's five years ago even three years ago I'd be like hell no so but I Mean obviously I grow.
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I'm like I'm still growing now, you know I'm only 20 now, so it's more that I even got to learn from what I know now But I would have never thought that I even got this far, you know, but
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things happen it's something that you got to fall in love with and you got to put your all into it You got to be very determined because there's millions of other creators.
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Yeah, they're trying to do the same thing so so if the thought of you doing it for 10 years before anyone potentially watching you which is a a real scenario
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for a lot of people um you know makes you want to vomit and scares you away then it's probably not for you but if you hear that you go well i love doing it
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and this is what i'm deeply passionate about and in my case when i was 11 i was like i'm gonna become a youtuber or i'm gonna die trying those are the only two outcomes
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um you kind of need that level of stubbornness because to make content that people watch it has to be better than what's out there and it's gonna It's going to take you many years to develop those skills.
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So you have people around you who push you, who make you better, who are also obsessed, and you're making content that you deeply enjoy making,
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you're fine with doing for a very long time without anyone watching you at least have the guard rails to achieve success in my opinion my words to like a
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young dude going through it gonna take his life and especially if you look up to me like listen to a couple of my songs you know i don't even act like sound like none of that i ain't no thought about killing myself like you know today is just today tomorrow is always ahead
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So I just go for that.
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My message to the youth is to be strong no matter what you're going through.
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So if you need help, seek help.
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Whether if you want professional help, seek help and surround yourself with people that'll help you, that'll listen to you, that's your best interest.
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Whatever you want to do in life, find something that you don't mind doing for the rest of your life.
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Find something that you like.
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And even if it seems like it's impossible, it's very, very possible.
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So don't get nervous.
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If you have a big goal, just chip away at it until you get to where you need to be.
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You know, when you a thinker, I'm the same way.
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You look for answers that you know you can't, like you're not going to be able to get.
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You know what I'm saying?
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It kind of drives you crazy.
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because you feel like you should have these answers, but you don't.
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So you just try to think your way into a solution, but you can't find the answer.
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So, like, I think that's what life is about.
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Truly finding yourself and then closing your eyes and dying in your sleep.
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Finding yourself and finding other things, but finding yourself is one of the things, though.
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For sure.
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Thank you.
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背景與情境
在這段影片中,講者分享了他對生活和夢想的深刻思考。他反映出,從學校時代開始,生活被各種標準和測試所驅動的壓力,尤其是在考試日。他提到,母親曾說過“嘗試就是失敗”,這讓他意識到人生並不是一場只為達成“正確答案”的測試,而是要關注自己的感受與真實自我。他通過個人經歷,鼓勵人們追求夢想並堅持努力,不斷挑戰自己的潛力。
日常交流的五個經典短語
- “It just is.” - 這就是生活,不必過於糾結。
- “I gained two viewers, or was it one?” - 意味著每一個支持者的珍貴。
- “I kind of gave up on school.” - 表達對傳統教育體制的思考。
- “I want to squeeze every ounce of potential.” - 努力挖掘自己潛力的重要性。
- “Get comfortable and lazy.” - 警示我們要時刻保持警覺,不可自滿。
逐步跟讀指南
若希望提升英語口語能力,尤其是影子跟讀,以下是一些步驟來幫助你克服本影片的難度:
- 聆聽與理解:首先,觀看影片並仔細聆聽講者的說話方式和語調。注意他如何表達情感與想法。
- 分段練習:將影片內容分為幾個部分,每次集中練習一段。避免一次性全部跟讀,以便更好地理解每句話的意義。
- 重複與模仿:通過重複影片中的句子來模仿說話者的發音、語調與節奏。可以選擇使用“shadowspeak”或“英語影子跟讀”來指代這種練習方式。
- 錄音反饋:將自己跟讀的聲音錄下來,與原影片進行對比。這有助於發現哪些地方需要改進,提升發音和流利度。
- 持續練習:堅持每天進行影子跟讀,逐漸提高難度,可以選擇不同主題的影片來豐富詞彙量,並練習各種表達方式。
通過以上的方法,你可以有效提升自己的英語口語能力,達到流利溝通的目標,成為自信的英語使用者。記住,學習是一段旅程,請儘量享受過程!
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。












