跟读练习: Are you scared of change? - Motivational video [Feat Peter Dinklage] - 通过视频学习英语口语
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Ever tried, ever failed, no matter, try again, fail again, fail better.
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I had so many dreams of where I wanted to go, who I wanted to be, and what I wanted to do.
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You have your own story to tell.
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Theater companies I wanted to start with, classmates.
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Movies I wanted to be in, directors I wanted to work with, stories I needed to tell.
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I packed the life that I knew with socks
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and a toothbrush into my backpack
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and I slept on couch after couch after couch after couch
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at friends apartments in New York until I wore out their rent paying roommates welcome.
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I didn't want a day job.
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I was an actor.
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I was a writer.
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I had to get a day job.
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I dusted pianos at a piano store on Ludlow Street for five months.
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I worked on the property of a Shakespeare scholar for a year, pulling weeds and removing bees nests.
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I went on unemployment I was a human once, but not for long.
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I couldn't handle the guilt.
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Eventually I was able to pay rent for a spot on the floor of an apartment on the Lower East Side, but my roommate had a breakdown and disappeared.
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I helped hang paintings at galleries, paintings that inspire you to think, I could do that.
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And then, finally, after two years of job and couch surfing,
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I got a job. In application processing.
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As a data enterer at a place called Professional Examination Services.
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And I stayed for six years.
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Six years.
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From the age of 23 to 29.
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Well, they loved me there.
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I was funny.
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I smoked in the loading docks with the guys from the mailroom and we shared how hungover we all were.
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I called in sick almost every Friday because I was out late the night before.
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I hated that job and I clung to that job.
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Because of that job, I could afford my own place.
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My dream of running a theatre company with my friend and fellow Bennington graduate Ian Bell had died.
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I had only the one window.
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I myself could not look out the window.
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It was quite high.
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No acting agent.
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When I was 29, I told myself, the next acting job I get, no matter what it pays, I will, from now on,
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for better or worse, be a working actor. But something good happened.
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I got a low-paying theater job in a play called Imperfect Love, which led to a film called 13 Moons with the same writer,
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which led to other roles, which led to other roles.
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And I've worked as an actor ever since.
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I didn't know that would happen.
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At 29, walking away from data processing, I was terrified.
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10 years in a place without heat, 6 years at a job I felt stuck in.
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Maybe I was afraid of change. Are you?
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But this made me very hungry.
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Literally.
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I couldn't be lazy.
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I couldn't be.
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And so at 29, In a very long last, I was in the company of the actors and writers and directors I'd sought out that first year,
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that first day, after school.
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I was, I am, by their sides.
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Raise the rest of your life to meet you.
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Don't search for defining moments because they will never come.
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The moments that define you have already happened.
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And they will already happen again.
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And it passes so quickly.
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So please bring each other along with you.
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You just get a bit derailed.
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But soon something starts to happen.
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Trust me.
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A rhythm sets in.
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Just try not to wait until,
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like me, like me you're 29 before you find it and
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if you are that's fine too some of us never find it but you will I promise you you are already here
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You'll find your rhythm or continue the one you have already found.
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Don't wait until they tell you you are ready.
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Get in there.
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Sing.
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The world might say you are not allowed to yet.
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I waited a long time out in the world before I gave myself permission to fail.
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Please, don't even bother asking.
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Don't bother telling the world you are ready.
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Show it. Do it.
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What did Beckett say?
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Ever tried, ever failed, no matter,
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try again, fail again, fail better.
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Better.
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We burn very brightly.
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Please don't ever stop.
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The world is yours.
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Treat everyone kindly.
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and light up the night.
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Maybe I was afraid of change. Are you?
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Thank you.
关于本课
在本课中，您将通过观看彼得·丁克拉奇的激励视频，学习如何克服对改变的恐惧，同时提高您的英语发音技能。您将实践 英语影子跟读，并运用您从视频中学到的表达方式，以便在日常交流中自信地使用英语。通过这种方法，您不仅能提高您的口语流利度，还能增强对语言的理解和应用能力，让您的学习更加高效。
关键词汇与短语
- 失败 (fail) - 不再害怕失败，让它成为成长的一部分。
- 改变 (change) - 理解改变的重要性，并学习如何适应。
- 勇气 (courage) - 需要勇气来追求梦想和面对未知。
- 故事 (story) - 每个人都有自己的故事，这些故事塑造了我们。
- 生活 (life) - 生活中的艰辛和挑战是成长的催化剂。
- 演员 (actor) - 积极面对追求艺术的职业生活。
- 机会 (opportunity) - 探索机会，迈出追求梦想的第一步。
- 信任 (trust) - 相信自己的能力并勇敢尝试。
练习技巧
在您进行 看YouTube学英语 的过程中，可以尝试以下 shadowspeak 技巧，以提高您的英语发音：
- 慢速模仿： 首先降低播放速度，逐句跟读视频中的内容，注意发音的准确性和语调的变化。
- 注意情感： 彼得·丁克拉奇在讲话中使用了丰富的情感，尝试模仿他的语气和速度，使您的表达更具吸引力。
- 反复练习： 每次完整看完视频后，再次回到关键片段，重复练习，直到您能流利地复述这些句子。
- 声调变化： 注意他在不同情境下的声调变化，这有助于您在说话时自然地表达情感。
- 录音对比： 录下您自己的声音，然后与原视频进行对比，找出需要改进的地方。
通过结合这些技巧，您将能够有效地提高英语发音，提升自己的自信心，为未来的语言学习铺平道路。
什么是跟读法？
跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。