Shadowing English with Ryan Gosling Tough American Accent Shadowing Exercises

Linguistic Journey
91 followers
7 Video Views·Jul 7, 2026
Master the tough American accent with Ryan Gosling! In this shadowing exercise video, we break down clips of Ryan Gosling’s iconic dialogue, helping you improve your English pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation. Perfect for language learners looking to sound natural and confident. Follow along, repeat, and level up your speaking skills—let’s get started!
Full Speech: 00:00
Repeat 3 times: 1:26
AI Generated·May contain errors
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe speaker recounts a childhood struggle with swearing during the third grade and the specific method their mother used to finally curb the habit by leveraging the speaker's passion for movies.
Like as far back as I can remember, for instance, when I was in the third grade, I had a swearing
problem. And I didn't think it was a problem, but my teachers did. And you know, I just thought
they were being a bunch of uptight mother... Wait, not tonight, not tonight. I thought that they were
being, you know, things that should never be uttered in a wonderful setting such as this.
My mother said it was almost impossible to get me to stop, but I remember the night she figured it
out. We were at the dinner table and she said, if you swear one more time, you can't watch any
movies tonight. And I thought that was extreme. So, you know, I used some extreme language back.
She said, okay, now you can't watch movies for a week. Well, since she had upped the ante,
so did I. I hit her with a quick flurry of my favorites and then I dropped an F bomb just for
good measure. She said, okay, well now you can't watch movies for a month. It wasn't until that
exact moment that I realized just how much movies meant to me. Like as far back as I can remember,
for instance, like as far back as I can remember, for instance, like as far back as I can remember,
for instance, when I was in the third grade, when I was in the third grade,
when I was in the third grade, I had a swearing problem. I had a swearing problem. I had a
swearing problem. I didn't think it was a problem. I didn't think it was a problem.
I didn't think it was a problem, but my teachers did, but my teachers did, but my teachers did.
And, you know, I just thought they were being a bunch of uptight Mother Wade.
Not tonight. Not tonight.
I thought that they were being...
You know, things that should never be uttered, and...
In a wonderful setting, such... such as this.
My mother said it was almost impossible to get me to stop.
But I remember the night she figured it out.
We were at the dinner table and she said.
If you swear one more time.
If you swear one more time, you can't watch any movies tonight.
You can't watch any movies tonight.
And, uh, I thought that was extreme.
So, you know, I used some extreme language back.
back. So, you know, I used some extreme language back. She said, okay, now you can't watch
movies for a week. She said, okay, now you can't watch movies for a week. She said, okay,
now you can't watch movies for a week. Well, since she had up the ante, well, since she
up the ante, well, since she ate up the ante, so did I. So did I. So did I. I hit
her with a quick flurry of my favorites. I hit her with a quick flurry of my
favorites. I hit her with a quick flurry of my favorites and then I dropped an F
bomb, just for good measure. And then I dropped an F bomb, just for good measure.
and then I dropped an f-bomb just for good measure. She said, okay, well now you
can't watch movies for a month. She said, okay, well now you can't watch movies for
a month. She said, okay, well now you can't watch movies for a month. It wasn't
until that exact moment that I realized...it wasn't until that exact moment that I
realized it wasn't until that exact moment that I realized just how much
movies meant to me just how much movies meant to me just how much movies meant
to me
