跟读练习: ENGLISH SPEECH | EMMA WATSON: Find Your Tribe (English Subtitles) - 通过视频学习英语口语
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I am willing to with myself Thank you.
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Two years ago, I launched a campaign called HeForShe at the UN in New York.
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I was very nervous before that speech.
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The nerves were followed by a tremendous high immediately afterwards and a crashing low a few days after that.
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My best hopes and my worst fears were confirmed all at once.
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I had opened Pandora's box to a standing ovation and almost simultaneously a level of critique
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I had never experienced in my life, and the beginning of what would become a series of threats.
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The last two years have been a baptism of fire,
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to say the least, where I learnt just how little I know, and also how much.
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It was my scary first step as an activist, a word I never imagined that I would use to describe myself.
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So, reading the applications of activists who applied here for One Young World Scholarships was surprising to me.
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Here I was, reading the stories of people from nearly 200 different countries from around the world,
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with experiences that I couldn't even imagine.
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I mean, I really just...
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They were so out of this world to me.
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And yet, their notes looked like my notes.
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The same themes emerged over and over and over again.
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there was so much overlap with the things
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that I had been thinking about and that I had been struggling with
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because the truth is it had never been about being an
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activist it was about the choice to make myself visible and the choices that you made to do that too
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apart from the significant progress the world has made in the
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cause for equality the best thing about the last two years has been this finding people from such disparate experiences
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and communities that I found that I have something in common with This is a community of artists,
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spiritual teachers, dreamers, thinkers, doers, who work together and support each other.
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For the first time in my life, I found my sisterhood, a brotherhood,
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however you want to describe it.
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I found my tribe.
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My hope for you while you're here is that you will find some of your tribe too.
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I really needed mine.
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Bobby Kennedy, when he was senator for New York, said,
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Each time a man or woman stands up for an ideal
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or acts to improve the lots of others or strikes out against injustice,
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he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope.
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And crossing each other from a million different centers of energy,
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those ripples build a current that can sweep down the mightiest wall of oppression and resistance.
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That's what we are doing.
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We, the entire spectrum of the feminist movement,
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are building an unstoppable current for which we need ripples of hope from every age,
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race, ability, walk of life, from every human experience.
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I feel gender equality is as important as any of the other goals that we are here to discuss.
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And actually, if anything, it is even more important because it intersects with every single other issue that we face.
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We all have feminine and masculine energies within us.
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And both forces need to be lifted up, respected.
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They need to work together in order to make the world go round.
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Each of you are here at One Young World because you do something important.
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And it is so exciting to see you all come together in one room, because One Young World isn't about saying what I,
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each of us individually, can do, but what we can do.
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Working together, supporting, and listening to each other.
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It's in that spirit
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that I am delighted to introduce nine activists who were the first recipients of a One Young World Scholarship
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that I am very honoured to have in my name.
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They are working to secure real progress towards a gender equal world
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and I hope that their stories will inspire you as much as they have inspired me.
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In a moment I'm going to ask them to come onto the stage,
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but before I do, I want to offer a few statements of my own
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that I have struggled with and continue to struggle with on a daily basis, but that I have found inspiring.
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I want to ask you to take a moment, you can keep your eyes closed or keep them open,
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and ask yourself if these have any truth for you in them.
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I am willing to be seen.
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I am willing to speak up.
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I am willing to keep going.
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I am willing to listen to what others have to say.
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I am willing to go forward even when I feel alone.
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I am willing to go to bed each night at peace with myself.
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I am willing to be my biggest, bestest, most powerful self.
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These seven statements scare the absolute shit out of me.
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But I know that they are at the crux of it all.
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at the end of the day and when all is said
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and done I know that these are the ways that I want to have lived my life
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I know each one of you probably will have encountered one of these statements in the last 48 hours
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and if you have, thank you for being here I appreciate it
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it's truly an honour to be here with you all Thank you.
背景與情境
在這段影片中，艾瑪·沃森分享了她在聯合國發表演講的心路歷程。這段演講為她的生活帶來了巨大的變化，讓她成為了一名積極的社會運動者。她提到，通過與來自近200個國家的活動家交流，她不僅感受到了彼此的共鳴，也領悟到了女性主義運動的力量。這段經歷不僅是她個人成長的里程碑，也是尋找精神社群的過程。
日常溝通的五大短語
- Thank you.（謝謝你。）
- I found my tribe.（我找到了我的夥伴。）
- Each time a man or woman stands up for an ideal...（每當一個人為理想站出來時…）
- It was my scary first step as an activist.（這是我作為活動家的第一步。）
- We are building an unstoppable current.（我們在建立一個不可阻擋的潮流。）
逐步跟讀指南
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什么是跟读法？
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