跟读练习: Dua Lipa: How Books Change Lives - 通过YouTube学习英语口语
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While I've always felt firmly rooted,
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While I've always felt firmly rooted,
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my life has never really been what you might call local.
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I was born in the UK,
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but my first language was Albanian.
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Woo!
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London is my home, but I'm often on the road.
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And today I have the privilege of traveling the world doing a job that I love.
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Last year I played live in 33 cities in 20 countries and sang in 9 different languages.
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It turns out, thank you,
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it turns out my reading habits follow a similar pattern.
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Since we launched the Service 95 book club three years ago,
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eight of my 33 monthly reads have been translated fiction.
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Just as importantly, these 33 books tell stories that span Japan,
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Korea, Nigeria, Colombia, the US,
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Mexico, Hungary, Norway, Afghanistan, Poland,
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Ireland, Spain, the UK, France, Vietnam and Australia.
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I read as much as time allows and while some of the books I love become book club titles,
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others remain private passions.
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I'm a reader who loves to be immersed in a novel and I mean really deeply in it.
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When I read translated fiction and some of you recognize these scenes,
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I walk the streets of Naples in the shoes of a young girl who's becoming aware
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that her future will be defined by her gender.
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I've borne witness to animals taking revenge on their hunters in rural Poland.
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Or did they?
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I've gained wisdom I didn't know I needed from a pigeon on a balcony in Mexico City
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and as Guadalupe Natal writes you can't get anything past a pigeon
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I've overheard a conversation between French rescue responders who decided not
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to send help to 30 drowning asylum seekers who believed they would find sanctuary on British soil
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I felt the pain of a particularly lonely love in Czechoslovakia.
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I've suffered heartbreak in 1960s Tokyo.
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I've even seen my life flash before my eyes as I faced a firing squad in Colombia.
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Just this year, I've met sworn virgins in Albania.
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I thought I knew everything about Albania.
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But it took a Bulgarian writer,
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a Bulgarian translator, a small British independent publisher,
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and an international prize for me to find this story.
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There really isn't anything quite like a book to understand the perspective of others and translated fiction takes that even further.
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I guess it's the fusion of an experience that's so universal and at the same time so unique.
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It's the antidote to othering.
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When I launched my book club,
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it wasn't in a cozy cafe in London.
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It was with a reading group in Downview women's prison.
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I was there with Gabby as part of the Books Unlocked program.
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Each year, the Booker Prize Foundation provides free Booker-nominated books to UK prisons and young offender institutions,
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and that also includes titles from the international list.
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One of the most insightful conversations about a book I've ever had was that morning in Downview,
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and I'll never forget what one of the women shared with the group,
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that perhaps that if she'd read more books when she was younger,
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maybe she wouldn't be here now.
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That moment really brought it home to me that reading a book is often so much more than a solitary activity.
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It can trigger a conversation with a friend or,
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like in Downview, provide a way to share a profound experience with a wider group.
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And a book club discussion is maybe the one occasion where you get even more out of it if you disagree.
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Last year's winner of the International Booker Prize was Heartlamp,
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written by Banu Mushtaq and translated by Deepa Bashti.
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We'll have the pleasure of hearing from Deepa shortly.
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In her acceptance speech, Banu said,
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This book was born from the belief that no story is ever small,
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that in the tapestry of human experience,
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every thread holds the weight of the whole.
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As a reader, I want to follow those threads of connection.
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What a joy it is to read.
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What a joy to read the world.
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在这段视频中，歌手Dua Lipa分享了她与书籍的深厚关系，以及阅读如何改变个人生活的力量。尽管她的出生地是英国，母语是阿尔巴尼亚语，但她的生活经历却充满了国际色彩。Lipa的职业生涯让她游历世界，演唱多种语言，而她的阅读习惯也同样多元。自从三年前推出Service 95书俱乐部以来，Lipa每月的33本阅读书籍中，有八本是翻译小说，涵盖了来自不同国家的故事，通过这些故事，她体验到了世界的多样性与复杂性。
日常沟通的五个常用短语
- "我很荣幸能..." - 用于表达自己对某个机会的感激或自豪。
- "我阅读的习惯..." - 描述自己的阅读习惯，可以引出更多关于个人兴趣的讨论。
- "这本书让我感受到..." - 分享阅读体验时的情感反应。
- "我了解到…" - 引入从阅读中获得的新见解，适合深入交流。
- "通过这本书，我体验到了..." - 描述书中故事如何影响个人理解和感受。
逐步跟读指南
想要提高英语发音和口语能力，您可以通过以下步骤进行shadow speak（跟读）。
- 找到视频和文本： 观看Dua Lipa的访谈视频，并获取完整的文字稿，这是进行雅思口语练习的基础。
- 分段练习： 将视频分成几个部分，逐段倾听和模仿她的发音与语调。最开始可以选择较短的句子，帮助自己更好地吸收。
- 注意语速和重音： 观察Lipa如何在不同的情境下调整自己的语速和重音，这对提高英语发音至关重要。
- 反复跟读： 每次练习后，尝试不看文本再次跟读，可以帮助巩固记忆并提升流利度。
- 记录和反馈： 录音自己的跟读，可以听回自己的发音和语调，并与原文进行对比，寻找进步的空间。
通过这种方式，学习者不仅可以提高英语口语能力，还能对不同文化有更深的理解，更加丰富自己的学习体验。
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。