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Hello, Steve Kaufmann here and today I have another special guest, |||||||います|||

but a special, special guest, Hadar Shemesh of Accent's Way. ||||гость|Хадар Шемеш|Шемеш||| ||||||||Accent's Way| |||||ハダー|ハダール・シ||| ||||||Shemesh||Accent|

And she is a specialist in the area of pronunciation and she's a model ||||spécialiste||||||||| ||||specialist||||||||| 彼女は発音のスペシャリストであり、モデルでもあります。

herself of how you can achieve native-like pronunciation in a |||||erreichen||||| selbst, wie Sie eine muttersprachliche Aussprache in einem ネイティブのような発音をどのように達成できるかについて

language, in this case English.

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Okay.

Hadar, welcome. ハダル|

Nice to see you again.

Nice to see you. Schön, Sie zu sehen.

Pleasure being here. Freude||

Thank you so much for inviting me.

Okay, now I became aware of your videos of your YouTube channel, and we'll leave |||стал|осведомлён|||||||||| ||||bewusst|||||||||| さて、あなたの YouTube チャンネルの動画に気づきました。 Tamam, şimdi YouTube kanalınızdaki videolarınızdan haberdar oldum ve

a link in the, uh, description box.

And you have a lot of videos where you explain how to learn languages, And you have a lot of videos where you explain how to learn languages,

but in particular, you focus on this issue of pronunciation. ||insbesondere||konzentrierst|||Thema|| Sie konzentrieren sich jedoch insbesondere auf dieses Problem der Aussprache.

So, uh, it's fine to say that pronunciation doesn't matter as long |||||||||eine Rolle spielen|| |||||||||||largo

as you can understand, as long as you can get your meaning across. wie Sie es verstehen können, solange Sie sich verständlich ausdrücken können.

That's really all that matters. Das ist wirklich alles, was zählt.

Which may or... Das kann oder...

which may be true in fact is true, but most people are very concerned |||||||||||||обеспокоены |||||||||||||besorgt |||||||||||||endişeli was in der Tat wahr sein mag, aber die meisten Menschen sind sehr besorgt

about their own pronunciation. |своем||

Can you give us some background on your own journey in so far as your Können Sie uns einige Hintergrundinformationen zu Ihrer eigenen Reise geben, was Ihre

own very North American pronunciation and the kind of advice and help |||||||||助言|| propia||||||||||| eigene, sehr nordamerikanische Aussprache und die Art von Rat und Hilfe, die

you, you give people around this whole subject of pronunciation? ||даёшь||||всё это||| ||||||sujet||| Sie, Sie geben den Menschen rund um dieses ganze Thema der Aussprache?

Of course.

So I was born and raised in Israel. |||||||Израиле |||||育てられた||イスラエル |||||criado||

I was never exposed to English growing up. |||подвергался воздействию|||| ||||||en grandissant| Ich|||ausgesetzt|||| |||maruz kalmadım||||

And when I was 21, I wanted, I decided to move to New York to become an actress. ||||||||||||||||актриса |||||voulais|||||||||||actrice und|||war|||||||||||||Schauspielerin ||||||||||||||||actress

And uh, I showed up with my intermediate English. |||появился||||| |||kam||||fortgeschrittene| ||私|||||中級の|

I, you know, I definitely had a very noticeable Israeli accent where, you know, ||||определенно||||заметный||||| ||||||||remarquable||||| ||||||||auffälligen||||| ||||||||distinct|Israeli|||| ||||||||目立つ|イスラエルの||||

people would ask me, where are you from?

You know, Hadar, such an exotic name, and like, there was always a |||||エキゾチック|||||||

conversation about me and my accent and, um, which was okay, like I,

I, you know, it is what it is. |||это|||| |||||ce que|cela|est

And then I studied acting.

I started an acting school and there we learned speech and pronunciation. |||Schauspiel||||||Sprechen||

And I fell in love with this idea of modifying my sounds just by |||||||||modifikace|||| |||||||||модификации|||| |||||||||modifizieren|||| |||||||||modifying||||

learning what to do with my mouth.

And everyone learned speech and pronunciation, native speakers |||||произношение||

and non-native speakers, 'cause we learned classical American. ||||||||американский ||||weil|||| |||||||classical|

Uh, that was the first year.

The second year we studied different dialects and what it did is it totally ||||||диалекты||||||| ||||||方言||||||| 2年目はさまざまな方言を勉強しましたが、それは完全に

opened up my mind in terms of not only my, uh, how I sounded, but also it 自分がどのように聞こえるかだけでなく、

changed my confidence, how I showed up. ||confiance|||| 自信が変わりました。

I understood so much more how to use the language better. 言語の使い方をよりよく理解できました。

I felt more effortless. |||Я чувствовал себя легче. |||sans effort |||sem esforço |||müheloser |||楽に |||Me sentí más ligero.

Um, I had more confidence because every time, you know, before I

would second guess myself or avoid saying certain words that had th |||||||определённые|||| ||devrais|||éviter|||||| |||||vermeiden||bestimmte|||| |二番目|||||||||| Ich würde mich selbst in Frage stellen oder vermeiden, bestimmte Wörter zu sagen, die die je devinerais moi-même ou éviterais de dire certains mots qui avaient e 自分自身を推測するか、特定の言葉を言わないようにします。 me questionava ou evitava dizer certas palavras que tinham a

or r and that stopped happening. |||||se produisait

When I made the new sounds my new habit, my new speaking habit. ||||||||Gewohnheit|||| Als ich die neuen Klänge zu meiner neuen Gewohnheit machte, zu meiner neuen Sprechgewohnheit.

Um...

A couple of questions.

Sorry, go ahead. ||avance

No, I'll let you finish.

No, no, go ahead.

All the things you say sort of, uh, makes me think of questions, but I All das, was Sie sagen, lässt mich an Fragen denken, aber ich

can save my questions so you go ahead.

But that's it.

But then, After the two years of acting school, I already had a pretty solid ||||||||||||||твердый фундамент ||||||||||||||sólida

American accent and I was able to shift between accents and I learned it, and |||||||cambiar entre||||||| アメリカン・アクセントを習得した。

I knew how to, you know, I, I learned the different sounds and gradually |||||||||||||постепенно |||||||||||||allmählich

moving back to Israel, I realized that no one here talked about pronunciation

and I realized how important it is for building confidence and fluency.

Not just to sound an Amer... |||||Amer |||||American |||||americano

like an American, right?

But mostly to build that confidence speaking a second language. しかし、ほとんどの場合、第二言語を話す自信をつけるためです。

So I started teaching it.

Okay, so the first question that comes to mind is, an actor by definition |||||||||||||определению |||||||||||||definition |||||||||||||定義

is someone who is not inhibited. |||||раскованный |||||inhibé |||||inhibited |||||inibido |||||nicht gehemmt |||||억제되지 않은 |||||neomezený ||||ない|遠慮しない とは、抑制されていない人のことだ。

You know, you, you're acting, you're pretending to be someone else, ||||||притворяешься|||| ||||||prétends|||| ||||||vortäuschen||||

uh, which is a particular mindset. ||||конкретный|образ мышления ||||particulier|état d'esprit |||||Denkweise Das ist eine besondere Denkweise.

Uh, and so you're used to the idea that you're gonna imitate this |||||||||||napodobovat| ||||привыкли|||||||| ||||||||||werden|nachahmen|

person, you're gonna imitate their role in the story, you're gonna |||taklit edeceksin|||||||

imitate the language they use. подражать языку||||

So I think an actor has a big advantage, uh, in learning languages and also has, ||||||||Vorteil|||||||

um, you know, they're more confident.

So to what extent can you take that experience of an actor, you, the |||насколько|||||||||| |||inwieweit|||||||||| |||extent|||||experience||||| |||程度|||||||||| Inwieweit kann man also die Erfahrung eines Schauspielers, also von Ihnen, dem では、その俳優の経験をどこまで活かすことができるでしょうか。

boudding actor, actress, whatever the word is today, and that начинающий актер||||||||| boudding||||||||| Budding||||||||| ator||||||||| 유망한||||||||| aufstrebend||||||||| yıldız adayı||||||||| ボディング||||||||| ator, atriz, seja qual for o termo atual, e que

confidence that you obviously had. |||очевидно| |||offensichtlich| |||明らかに|

And how do you then transport that over to your average person? |||||доставить|||||средний| ||||||||||durchschnittlichen| |||||convey|||||| |||||||それを|||平均的な| A jak to potom přenesete na svého průměrného člověka? そして、それをどのようにして平均的な人に伝えますか？ E como é que depois se transporta isso para o cidadão comum?

Ah, this is such a good question 'cause I talk about it a lot.

Like me learning, acting, and making someone else's words my own is a big |||||||other's|||||| Jako já se učit, hrát a dělat slova někoho jiného svými vlastními je velká věc

part of the experience of a language learner because all of a sudden you take |||опыт|||||||||внезапно|| |||Erfahrung|||||||||plötzlich|| Teil der Erfahrung eines Sprachschülers, denn plötzlich nimmt man

someone else's words or someone else's language and you wanna make it your own.

So you want to let go of what you hold so closely, like your own pronunciation and |||||||||||tan cerca||||| Sie wollen also loslassen, was Ihnen so wichtig ist, wie Ihre eigene Aussprache und だからあなたは、自分自身の発音や、

how you perceive the language and your own rhythm, and you need to surrender to ||воспринимать|||||||||||поддаться| |||||||||||||vous abandonner| ||perceive|||||||||||give in| ||wahrnehmen|||||||||||sich hingeben an| |||||||||||||poddat se| ||認識する|||||||||||従う| |||||||||||||rendirse a| wie Sie die Sprache und Ihren eigenen Rhythmus wahrnehmen, und Sie müssen sich dem

the new sounds and the new intonation.

So there is this aspect of letting go that is oftentimes so hard for people. ||||аспект||||||часто бывает|||| ||||aspect||||||souvent|||| ||||||||||frequently|||| ||||||||||muitas vezes|||| ||||||||||häufig|||| ||||||手放す||||しばしば||||

So I think that the mindset work around what it means to speak a second |||||Denkweise||||||||| Ich denke also, dass die Denkarbeit darüber, was es bedeutet, eine zweite Stimme zu sprechen

language, letting go, trying out different things, exploring your voice. |||||||explorer|| |手放す|||||||| Sprache, Loslassen, verschiedene Dinge ausprobieren, die eigene Stimme erkunden.

When I teach, I use a lot of, um, techniques from my acting studies, you

know, using voice, understanding how to, how to play with your voice, and

also letting go of the, of the, of the tension that you have when speaking. |||||||||napětí||||| |||||||||напряжение||||| |||||||||Anspannung||||| auch das Loslassen der Spannung, die Sie beim Sprechen haben.

So I absolutely think it's the same. ||абсолютно||||

I think that even as an actress, I had a lot of challenges with ||||||актриса|||||||

confidence being one of the only non-native speakers in class. |будучи|||||||||

So I always had issues with, with my pronunciation and things ||||||||||cosas Ich hatte also immer Probleme mit meiner Aussprache und so.

that would be so easy for others, I had to work harder for them.

But I think that has taught me all the things that I know now and you но||||||||||||||| |||||appris|||||||||| |||||enseñado||||||||||

know, got me to where I am today.

You know, it's very interesting.

Uh, an actor imitates, uh, uh, you know, projects into the role of the person. |||imite||||||||||| |||имитирует|||||||||||

Uh, when we learn languages, we are imitating an aspect of another culture. |||||||imitating||||| 言語を学ぶということは、他の文化の一面を真似るということなんだ。

We're actually trying to project into that culture. ||пытаемся|||||

Um, Uh, the best language learners, they see themselves as members of that group. ||||||||se||membres|||

I learn French.

I want to be French.

I learn Chinese.

I want to be Chinese.

Uh, I don't hold back in my own culture. ||ne|me retiens|rétient|||| ええと、私は自分の文化に抵抗しません。

And I've often said that to learn a language you need to experience ||||||||||||опыт

a certain cultural weightlessness. |||культурная легкость |||légèreté |||lack of gravity |||leveza cultural |||eine gewisse Leichtigkeit |||kulturní bezt ||文化的な|無重力 |||ligereza cultural

In other words, you're not an Israeli person speaking English,

you're an American, I'm a Chinese.

Uh, easier said than done. ||||fait

How are you able to get people to let go of their identity uh, ||||||||||||личность| |||||||||||leur|identité| Jak můžete přimět lidi, aby opustili svou identitu, uh,

and, and just without fear, just kind of throw themselves in? ||||без страха||||бросаются|себя| |||sans|peur||||se jeter|se| a beze strachu se prostě tak nějak vrhnout?

Because it's the unknown. потому что|||

You're throwing yourself into something that you're, it's not familiar to you. ||||||ты|||знакомо|| |||||||||familier|| |||||||||vertraut|| |entregándote||||||||||

And for any number of reasons people, oh, as they get older, they そして||||||||||||

don't like to change, they don't like to abandon their identity. ||||||||оставлять||идентичность ||||||||aufgeben||

The, you know, actors do that, that's their profession. |||actors|||||

But how do you get ordinary people to do that? |||||obyčejné|||| Ale jak k tomu přimět obyčejné lidi?

I think it's all about accepting the fact that it's going to be different. |||||||факт|||||| |||||accepting|||||||| 違うという事実を受け入れることがすべてだと思います。

They're not gonna feel completely like themselves at the beginning. ||||||eux-mêmes|||début Na začátku se nebudou cítit úplně jako oni sami. 他们一开始不会感觉完全像自己。

And the ideal is to bring it to a place where you feel authentic and you feel |||||||||||||аутентичным||| |||||apporter||||||||||| |||||||||||||本物の||| A ideální je přinést to na místo, kde se cítíte autenticky a cítíte se And the ideal is to bring it to a place where you feel authentic and you feel 理想的情况是把它带到一个让你感觉真实的地方，让你感觉

like yourself, but the path, the road there will require you to discover new ||||chemin||route||||||| ||||Weg||||||||| ||||el camino||||||||| jako vy sami, ale cesta, cesta tam bude vyžadovat, abyste objevili nové

things about yourself, to discover, uh, you know, you, you want to say something, věci o sobě, objevit, uh, víš, ty, chceš něco říct,

you have all these thoughts running around your head in your native language. |ある|||考え|||||||母国語| všechny tyto myšlenky vám běží hlavou ve vašem rodném jazyce.

And what you're able to portray is a fraction of it and you need to be okay |||||изобразить||||||||||| |||||représenter|||fraction|||||||| |||||portray|||fraction|||||||| |||||retratar||||||||||| |||||darstellen|||Bruchteil davon|||||||| |||||묘사하다||||||||||| ||||||||一部||||||||

with it, and to find a way to express yourself and to connect and to communicate s ním a najít způsob, jak se vyjádřit, spojit se a komunikovat

with others with whatever tools you have and I think that if you understand that ||||||||||что|||| ||||herramientas|||||||||| s ostatními s jakýmikoli nástroji, které máte, a myslím, že pokud tomu rozumíte

and you're willing to, to be okay with the experience that it's not gonna be the same ||prêt|||||||||||||| ||dispuesto a|||||||||||||| a jste ochotni smířit se se zkušeností, že to nebude stejné

and you can't, you cannot compare yourself to your native language all the time.

Not in how you sound. ||comment||

Not in your pronunciation.

Not in, not in how you are able to express yourself, 'cause it's just not fair. |||||||||||||||нечестно |||||||||||weil||||

The circumstances are different. |Umstände||

And people constantly do that and then they're like, I'm not good enough.

I feel like a fraud. ||||Я чувствую себя мошенником. ||||fraude ||||impostor ||||Ich fühle mich wie ein Betrüger. ||||podvodník ||||詐欺師 Cítím se jako podvodník.

And having those thoughts is definitely limiting them and preventing them |||мысли||определенно|ограничивает их|||предотвращая их| ||||||limitant|||| |having|||||limiting|||stopping|

from taking action, speaking more, 'cause they're constantly focused

on what other people are gonna say, but if you just operate from... |||||van a||||||operas| na to, co řeknou ostatní, ale pokud budete operovat z...

yeah.

I was just gonna say, what you are saying now is that it's not just pronunciation,

it's, it's the whole range of, of, you know, operating in another language ||||plage||||||||

and, and that obviously as we progress. |||очевидно||| a to samozřejmě jak postupujeme.

We're never perfect, but we're getting better all the time.

So at an earlier stage in our journey, we're not very good at |||раннем||||||||| Takže v dřívější fázi naší cesty na tom nejsme moc dobře

all, and yet we have to keep going. všichni, a přesto musíme pokračovat.

Uh, but so it's just, it's not just pronunciation, it's,

it's the whole experience of learning in another language. ||весь|||||| ||全体の||||||

We have to accept what we are at each stage and try to enjoy it.

Yeah, it's never just pronunciation or just grammar or just vocabulary. ||||||||||словарь

It's everything together and the experience together. |všechno||||| |todo junto|||||

And you also need to balance between those things as you're learning and as you're |||||балансировать|||||||||

focusing, you know, there are stages in your language learning experience, фокусируясь|||||этапы|||||

where the focus is, is going to be more on pronunciation because you've already где||||||||||||| ||||||||||||has|

done a lot of work around comprehension. ||||||понимание текста ||||||理解

Usually you start learning by perceiving the language by consuming обычно|||||воспринимая||||потребляя |||||percevoir|||| |||||perceiving|||| |||||percebendo|||| |||||wahrnehmen|||| |||||algılayarak|||| |||||認識する||||消費する Obvykle se začnete učit tím, že jazyk budete vnímat konzumací 通常你通过消费来感知语言，从而开始学习

the language so that happens naturally as you develop, as you learn, but ||||||||vyvíjíte||||

there is a point where you are ready to do more work around pronunciation.

Maybe not very early on, but maybe there is a stage where you're |||рано|||||||||

ready for it and then that should be your focus and that is okay.

And then you can't focus on too many things at the same time.

But I agree, it, it's also, um, it's also complex yet, yet clear. ||||||||||||clair

Uh, if you know what it is that you need at a certain stage. ||||||||||||определенном| |||||||||avez besoin|||certain|étape

So do you have a range of techniques that you teach, uh, your subscribers, learners? |||||výběr||||||||| |||||||||||||подписчикам| |||||||||||||subscribers|

In other words, enabling them to get to a level of better language |||umožňující jim||||||||| ||слов|позволяющее||||||||| |||ermöglichen||||||||| |||permitindo|||||||||

usage, better pronunciation. употребление||

Are there techniques there or is it all the sort of the attitude? هل هناك تقنيات أم أنها نوع من المواقف؟

So when it comes to teaching pronunciation, there's

absolutely a technique. ||абсолютно техника

The first one is perception. ||||vnímání ||||Wahrnehmung ||||知覚

To be able to make a sound, you have to hear a sound. ||||||||||услышать||

If you can't hear the difference between sheep and ship, you're not |||||||овца||корабль|| |||||||mouton||bateau|| Pokud neslyšíte rozdíl mezi ovcí a lodí, neslyšíte

gonna be able to make those sounds.

So perception is first. |восприятие|| |perception|| Takže vnímání je na prvním místě.

Then you need to learn how to pronounce it.

'Cause sometimes you might hear that there is a difference between "ee" |||pourrais||||||||ee

and "i", but every time you try to say it, it's gonna sound the same. و "أنا"، لكن في كل مرة تحاول قولها، سيبدو نفس الصوت.

And that's where the technical aspect comes into play, where you

learn the difference between what your intuitive pronunciation is. ||||||intuitiven|| ||||||интуитивный|| ||||||直感的な||

For example, as an, as a Hebrew speaker, I would just want to say "ee" in both ||||||Hebräisch||||||||ee|| ||||||Hebrew|||||||||| |||一つの|||ヘブライ語の|||||||||| |||||||hablante|||||||||

cases instead of "ee" versus "i".

So I need to understand my, what my, um, default sound is and how to |||||||||по умолчанию|звук по умолчанию|||| |||||||||son par défaut||||| |||||||||Standardton||||| |||||||||default||||| So I need to understand my, what my, um, default sound is and how to

shift to be able to, to pronounce the sounds that I'm aiming to pronounce. |||||||||||zamýšlím|| |||||||||||стремлюсь произнести|| |||||||||||visant|| Verschiebung|||||||||||abzielen auf|| posunout, abych mohl, vyslovit zvuky, které se snažím vyslovit.

And then it's all about repetition, building habits. |||||Wiederholung||Gewohnheiten |||||繰り返し||

Right? يمين؟

So, so, so you build the muscle memory so you don't always have to ||||||мышечную||||||| Takže, tak, takže budujete svalovou paměť, takže nemusíte vždy そう、そうやって筋肉を記憶させることで、常にそうする必要がなくなるんだ

think about it when you're speaking. |à||||

And then there is a stage that I believe is also very important, ||||||||||||важный

which is intentional speaking. ||намеренная речь| ||absichtlich| ||преднамеренное| ||意図的な| 这是有意而为之的讲话。

And then you use the specific sounds while speaking, because usually what happens, ||||||||||généralement|ce qui| ومن ثم تستخدم الأصوات المحددة أثناء التحدث، لأنه عادة ما يحدث، 然后你在说话时使用特定的声音，因为通常情况下，