跟读练习: Intermediate English Listening Practice | Childhood Memories - 通过视频学习英语口语
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I am sure you will understand everything I say in this video using intermediate leveled English
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for beginners to advance to the next level.
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First, I'll tell you my story slowly,
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and then I will repeat it naturally.
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No matter if you're a beginner, intermediate listener, or advanced listener,
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you will learn something new with this video.
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So, today I was having a live on TikTok and I saw myself in the camera.
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I noticed this curly hair right there.
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I hadn't seen this curly hair in a long time.
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It's like it has a mind of its own.
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It does whatever it wants to do,
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no matter what I try to control it.
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It's uncontrollable.
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It's probably been about five years since I last saw it.
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When I was 17 years old, I shaved my head.
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I think I looked pretty cool.
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So I remember I kept on shaving my head every time it grew out a little bit.
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I shaved my head for a couple years until I decided to let my hair grow out.
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I kind of missed my long hair.
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I missed going to the beach and leaving with curls from the salty ocean water.
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I missed feeling my hair blowing in the wind.
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And I especially missed my mom braiding my hair.
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I love to have my hair braided.
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It's the best feeling.
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Once I started letting it grow, it grew slowly.
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It went through awkward stages as well.
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Stages where I couldn't control it or even put it in a ponytail.
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It was puffy, curly I'll show you guys some pictures here my hair wouldn't
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fit into a bun either a bun up until a
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year ago my hair finally started fitting into a bun and
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And now my hair is actually back to the length that I normally had it my whole life.
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Since I was a little girl, I had long hair.
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My mom loved my long hair.
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So when I shaved my hair off, my mom was very sad.
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My hair is finally the same length as it was my entire life.
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That's why you can see this curl is back.
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And it felt very nostalgic.
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I remember this curl.
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I remember it in school photos.
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I remember trying to straighten it with a curling iron every morning before going to school.
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And you might wonder why a curling iron and not a straightener.
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I didn't have a straightener.
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We only had a curling iron, so I had to try and straighten it with the curling iron.
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I remember looking at this curl in the mirror every day at school,
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in elementary school, middle school, high school, and now it's here again.
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It hasn't gone anywhere.
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It made me feel like a little girl again.
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It made me feel connected to every version of myself.
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Sometimes it feels like that version of me,
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the version of me that had curly, crazy hair, is so distant,
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far away, like she's a different person than the person I am now.
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But seeing my curl reminded me that she's still there.
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That little girl with the crazy hair, the uncontrollable hair.
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I feel like a person's hair says a a lot about them.
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Don't you think?
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Every person that I know that has messy hair,
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no matter if it's curly or straight or wavy,
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has an unpredictable side to them.
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They are free.
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I feel like it's because usually things that make you feel free also make your hair messy.
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Like swimming, like running, like jumping, like dancing.
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I feel like anything that makes your hair messy is worth doing.
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So mess up your hair as much as you can.
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Do you have any distinguishable features that define you in your hair,
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in your eyes, maybe your nose?
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maybe your eyebrows, your legs,
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your fingers, anything that brings you back to your younger self,
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that reminds you of past times, speaking of your younger self.
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How could I be the confident,
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loud, adventurous woman I am without my dad?
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The person who taught me to be resilient.
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The person who pushes me to be a better person every day.
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Happy Father's Day, Dad.
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Anyways, this girl reminds me of my spontaneous,
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adventurous, daring, happy, authentic self.
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Tell me, what part of you makes you feel like yourself?
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A curl? Could be, maybe.
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It's so uncontrollable.
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It's just always there and it will always be there.
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All right, well that's my story.
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I really appreciate talking to you guys.
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You know I love making videos like these.
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I know you guys really appreciate these stories and it makes me happy because they're my favorite kind of videos to make.
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So, like this video if you enjoyed and you want more videos like this
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and be sure to subscribe so you can learn English with me every day.
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I'll see you next week.
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Never stop learning.
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Bye!
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So today I was having a live on TikTok and I saw myself in the camera.
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I noticed this curly hair right there.
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I hadn't seen this curly hair in a long time.
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It's like it has a mind of its own.
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It does whatever it wants to do, no matter what I try to control it.
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It's uncontrollable.
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It's probably been about five years since I last saw it.
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When I was 17 years old, I shaved my head.
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I think I looked pretty cool.
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So I remember I kept on shaving my head every time it grew out a little bit.
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I shaved my head for a couple years until I decided to let my hair grow out.
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I kind of missed my long hair.
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I missed going to the beach and leaving with curls from the salty ocean water.
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I missed feeling my hair blowing in the wind.
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And I especially missed my mom braiding my hair.
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I love to have my hair braided.
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It's the best feeling.
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Once I started letting it grow, it grew slowly.
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It went through awkward stages as well.
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Stages where I couldn't control it or even put it in a ponytail.
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It was puffy and curly.
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I'll show you guys some pictures here.
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My hair wouldn't fit into a bun either, a bun, up until a year ago.
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My hair finally started fitting into a bun.
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And now my hair is actually back to the length that I normally had it my whole life.
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Since I was a little girl, I had long hair.
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My mom loved my long hair.
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So when I shaved my hair off, my mom was very sad.
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My hair is finally the same length as it was my entire life.
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That's why you can see this curl is back.
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and it felt very nostalgic.
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I remember this curl.
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I remember it in school photos.
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I remember trying to straighten it with a curling iron every morning before going to school.
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And you might wonder why a curling iron and not a straightener.
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I didn't have a straightener.
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We only had a curling iron, so I had to try and straighten it with the curling iron.
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I remember looking at this curl in the mirror every day at school, in elementary school, middle school,
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high school, and now it's here again.
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It hasn't gone anywhere.
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It made me feel like a little girl again.
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It made me feel connected to every version of myself.
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Sometimes it feels like that version of me, the version of me that had curly, crazy hair, is so distant,
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far away, like she's a different person than the person I am now.
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But seeing my curl reminded me that she's still there.
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That little girl with the crazy hair, the uncontrollable hair.
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I feel like a person's hair says a lot about them.
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Don't you think?
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Every person that I know that has messy hair, no matter if it's curly or straight or wavy,
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has an unpredictable side to them.
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They are free.
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I feel like it's because usually things that make you feel free also make your hair messy.
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like swimming, like running, like jumping, like dancing.
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I feel like anything that makes your hair messy is worth doing.
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So mess up your hair as much as you can.
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Do you have any distinguishable features that define you in your hair, in your eyes, maybe your nose,
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maybe your eyebrows, your legs, your fingers?
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Anything that brings you back to your younger self, that reminds you of past times, speaking of your younger self.
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How could I be the confident, loud, adventurous woman I am without my dad?
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The person who taught me to be resilient.
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The person who pushes me to be a better person every day.
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Happy Father's Day, Dad.
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Anyways, this girl reminds me of my spontaneous, adventurous, daring, happy, authentic self.
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Tell me, what part of you makes you feel like yourself?
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A curl? Could be, maybe.
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It's so uncontrollable.
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It's just always there and it will always be there.
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All right.
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Well, that's my story.
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I really appreciate talking to you guys.
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You know I love making videos like these.
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I know you guys really appreciate these stories and it makes me happy because they're my favorite kind of videos to make.
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So like this video if you enjoyed and you want more videos like this
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and be sure to subscribe so you can learn English with me every day.
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I'll see you next week.
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Never stop learning.
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Bye.
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Bye.
关于本课
在这一节课中，学习者将通过听取有关“童年回忆”的故事提高英语听力技能。这段视频适合中级至进阶的学习者，无论是初学者还是想要巩固基础的听者，都能从中受益。学生将在自然的语速中接触到真实生活中的对话，尤其是关于个人经历和情感的表达，这对于提高英语发音和口语表达技巧非常有帮助。
关键词汇与短语
- 慵懒的卷发 (curly hair)
- 剃光头 (shaved my head)
- 海滩 (beach)
- 编辫子 (braiding my hair)
- 控制不了 (uncontrollable)
- 怀旧 (nostalgic)
- 发型 (hair length)
- 理发器 (curling iron)
练习技巧
在进行听力练习时，建议您进行shadow speech。首先，慢慢听一遍视频，注意发音和语调。然后，您可以尝试重复每一句话，尽量模仿说话者的语气和情感表达。此视频的速度适中，适合中级学习者进行雅思口语练习。在重复时，不仅要关注单词的发音，还要注意句子的流畅和自然感。多次练习可以帮助您提高英语发音，并自然地融入日常对话中。这是一种极好的方法来巩固您的语言能力，使用这些关键词汇和短语来增强您的口语能力也是至关重要的。利用看YouTube学英语的方式，找到适合自己的学习节奏，通过影子练习逐渐建立自信。
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。