Practice Speaking & Reading Out Loud With This English Shadowing Exercise

Link to my English course:

Link to the story covered in the video (for your repeat-after exercise):

Here's the story for a quick look:

A Lesson in Language and Resilience
It was my first journey abroad as an adult, I was traveling to Malaysia with my friends.
Our arrival was marked by the buzz of anticipation, a flurry of activity as we navigated through
the bustling airport. In the midst of this confusion, a simple mistake unfolded—one that would
test my courage in ways I hadn't anticipated. I was probably day dreaming looking at the
beautiful skyscrapers of the city of Kuala Lumpur, and something I had never expected of
myself, happened. I left my entire luggage on the bus that ferried us from the airport. The
realization struck like a bolt, I could see the bus moving away with my luggage and me standing
on the roadside, sweating at my predicament. I was desperately miserable.
The language was also a barrier.. My familiarity with English was of little comfort in a land where
most people spoke their native language, Malay. Yet, necessity breeds invention. With
determination, I managed to find the number of the bus service, my heart racing as I dialed the
numbers. Communicating my issue was a challenge. Each word was a step toward
understanding and being understood. Carefully choosing my words I explained what had
happened.
In the evening, as I was standing on the road to begin my small trip to the bus station, a kind
Malay lady offered a lift. I quickly hopped in thinking it would be easier for her to locate the
address. The journey to the bus station was quiet, a silent reflection on the kindness of
strangers and the unexpected turns of life. When I finally reclaimed my luggage, a big relief, a
heavy burden was lifted.
Returning to my room, the weight of embarrassment settled in. To admit my mistake, to share
this tale of forgetfulness with my friends was something I wasn't ready to face. And so, I
remained silent, my little adventure a secret chapter of my journey.
Rest of the trip went the way it was planned, no more surprises. A part of me believes this
incident added to the flavor of the overall experience. It is still fun to think about it.
As we navigate the complexities of new languages and cultures, let us remember that every
misstep is an opportunity for growth, and every challenge, a chance to discover the kindness
that transcends language barriers.
This story encapsulates not only a personal anecdote but also serves as a metaphor for the
journey of language learning, emphasizing resilience, adaptability, and the human connection.

[HariramPal-rncd]

I have to become a natural fluent and accurate English speaker like you

[amanthakur-ypcy]

she is the best teacher in the YouTube

[castiron_altroZ]

Thank you and please bring on more and more pages like it, pronouncing such high level words really makes English language more fun and attractive and integrative as well. Thanks once again, such a huge fan of you.

[Kaur_]

Your way of teaching is extremely commendable!
I mean person of any age could relate with you, example a youth, a middle aged person, an old person, anyone!
God bless you ma'am!❤
Thankyou and next please!❤

[snehagaikwad-ft]

Thank you aleena ma'am, i was not able to communicate to any person but now the scenario has changed.i fully able to communicate to any person who talking to me in english and i am giving response to them in very preetty manner . And this is only happening because of you.

[AshimaTomar]

Dear ma'am, you are uploading this video again... I love this video. Thank you. Next, please. I am also going indoors, and my bag is left in the car in which my parents and I traveled. When we reached my brother's flat, I just entered it. I remembered my bag is not here, and we cannot identify the auto. I bought new clothes.

[TaiMoorhdr]

After working hard and doing a lot of practical work, a person like you becomes you can tell me your daily routine.

[sanchitabanerjee]

Please bring more videos like this it's really helpful 😊❤

[jbhaskarrao]

Really your video and hard work helping so many people..thank you so much

[RishilSubbaiah]

So excited for this video by this beautiful lady

[Anubhacyt]

This is so useful for everyone
Thanks for one another step to teach English❤❤❤🥰

[Diksha-dz]

You are so beautiful maam and you are an inspiration for us thankyou for guide us

[vinodkundar]

Thank you so This practice is amazing ma'am. Looking forward to more such practices on a daily basis.

[ArunSingh-chwn]

Thankyou and please more this type excercise ❤❤

[bibhachaurasiya]

Thank you, plz bring more like this 😊

[MayurArtworks]

Thank you, it was a great experience.

[narinderpal]

Ma’am
I would like to say one thing I was not like able to speak like you, but I’m trying to do and I see the difference. Thank you very much, madam and keep it up.

[poojatndn]

I generally repeat words after words which you upload the videos, it is very helpful process to atleast speak internally and later on all the sentences comes in my mind automatically without taking any help, I think the mind automatically records all the words which we repeat internally ...i am also a learner and hv been listening ur videos since so long

[Mind_Gamer]

Thank you it helps me alot towards enhancement of my speaking skills.❤

[mdainal]

Ma'am aj me apka aap download Kiya hu itna accha hai mujhe pata nhi tha me to 1 sal se apka video dekh Raha hu bht accha lagta hai . ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉