پادکستها / American Stories (VOA Learning English)
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زیرنویس بعد از شنیدن بدون
سایهگویی جملهبهجمله
هر جمله پخش میشود و بعد به اندازهی کافی مکث میکند تا همان را با همان آهنگ و سرعت بگویی. اول با زیرنویس، بعد «بعد از شنیدن»، آخر بدون زیرنویس.
دیکته
جمله را (حداکثر سه بار) گوش بده و بنویس. بار سوم آهستهتر پخش میشود.
پخش جمله
آنچه شنیدی
بررسی جملهی بعد
متن کامل
معنی واژه با لمسروی هر واژهی متن بزن تا معنی فارسیاش را از واژهنامهی سایت ببینی.
0:00 And now, an American children's story from VOA Learning English. 0:09 Today's story probably had its start long before it was published in Europe long ago. 0:17 It might have first been known as Henny Penny. 0:21 But the story has been told to American children 0:26 at least since the mid -1800s, under a title similar to Chicken Little. 0:35 Generations have heard and thought about the lessons of the little chicken who causes big problems 0:43 for a group of well-meaning but not so thoughtful birds. 0:51 Today's version is based on two examples of the story. 0:56 One is called Remarkable Story of Chicken Little. 1:01 John Green Chandler had it published in the city of Boston, Massachusetts in 1842. 1:10 Katherine Pyle published her 1918 version in Mother's Nursery Tales. 1:20 The story has taken on its own American qualities and is a little like a parable, 1:27 a story that teaches a moral lesson. 1:31 Later retellings, including a few movie versions, 1:36 have made changes to some of the characters or aimed to teach different ideas. 1:44 Here is the story Chicken Little in VOA Learning English. 1:52 One day Chicken Little fell asleep under some flowers. 1:58 Cow wandered by, reached over the fence, and bit off some flowers. 2:06 The noise wakened chicken little, just as a flower petal fell on her tail. 2:14 Squawk, squawk, cried chicken little, frightened by the petal's landing. 2:20 The sky is falling, she continued, 2:24 her call rising louder with her terror. 2:29 Squawk, squawk! 2:31 And she jumped up and began to run. 2:35 moving as fast as her two legs could carry her. 2:40 She did not stop running until she came to the barnyard. 2:46 There she found Henny Penny scratching in the dirt of the barnyard. 2:53 Oh, Henny Penny, do not scratch. 2:57 Run! cried Chicken Little. 3:00 The sky is falling. 3:03 The scratching stopped. 3:06 Then Hen called out, How do you know that, Chicken Little? 3:11 I saw it with my eyes, I heard it with my ears, and part of it fell on my tail. 3:19 Let us run until we get someplace." 3:24 Squawk, squawk, cried Hen in return, a look of shock on her face. 3:32 Then run she did, speeding away from the barnyard. 3:37 Chicken Little followed close behind. 3:42 They almost ran right past the little lake, just as Ducky Lucky was going in for a swim. 3:52 Oh, ducky-lucky, ducky-lucky, do not try to swim! 3:57 cried Henny-Penny. 4:00 The sky is falling. 4:03 Seriously, Henny-Penny? 4:05 Why do you think that? 4:07 asked Ducky-Lucky. 4:10 Chicken Little told me. 4:13 How do you know the sky is falling, Chicken Little? 4:17 I saw it with my eyes, I heard it with my ears, and part of it fell on my tail. 4:26 Oh, let us run, until we get some place." 4:31 Ducky Lucky was persuaded. 4:35 Yes, we had better run, he yelled, and the three took off, 4:42 Ducky Lucky waddling faster than he ever had before. 4:47 The birds ran and ran until they came to a green meadow, 4:54 and there was Goosey Lucy eating the green grass. 5:00 Oh, Goosey Loosey, Goosey Loosey, Do not eat, run! 5:07 cried Ducky Lucky. 5:09 Why should I run? 5:11 asked Goosey Loosey. 5:14 Because the sky is falling. 5:17 How do you know that, Ducky Lucky? 5:21 Henny Penny told me. 5:24 How do you know that, Henny Penny? 5:26 Chicken Little told me. 5:30 How do you know that, Chicken Little? 5:33 Because I saw it with my eyes, And heard it with my ears, And part of it fell on my tail. 5:42 O, let us run some place. 5:46 Yes, we had better run, cried Goosey Lucy. 5:51 away they all ran, Goosey Lucy in the lead, 5:57 and they ran and ran until they came to the turkey-yard, 6:03 and there was turkey-lurkey strutting and gobbling. 6:09 O turkey-lurkey, do not strut! 6:13 cried Goosey Lucy. 6:15 Why should I not strut? 6:18 asked Turkey-Lurkey. 6:21 Because the sky is falling. 6:24 How do you know it is? 6:27 Ducky-Lucky told me. 6:30 How do you know, Ducky-Lucky? 6:33 Henny-Penny told me. 6:36 How do you know, Henny-Penny? 6:39 Chicken-Little told me. 6:42 Chicken Little, how do you know this for a fact? 6:48 I could not help knowing. 6:50 I saw it with my eyes, I heard it with my ears, and a part of it fell on my tail. 6:58 O, let us run until we get some place." 7:03 Yes, it would be best to run, said Turkey Lurky. 7:09 So away they all ran, first Turkey Lurky, and then Goosey Lucy, and then Ducky Lucky, 7:17 and then Henny Penny, and then Chicken Little. 7:23 They ran and ran until they came to Foxy Loxie's house. 7:30 Foxy Loxy was resting, 7:34 spread out across the doorway. 7:37 She kept yawning, opening her mouth wide so that all her sharp teeth showed. 7:47 But her mouth snapped shut at the sudden arrival of the frightened birds. 7:53 turkey-lurkey and goosey-loosey and ducky-lucky and henny-penny 7:59 and chicken-little. 8:03 Her eyes softened and her ears stood up. 8:08 She was so very happy to see them all and smiled sweetly. 8:15 Well, well, the fox said. 8:19 What brings you all here?" 8:22 Foxy-loxy, prevent yourself from yawning, cried the old turkey-lurky. 8:29 Indeed, the sky is falling. 8:33 How do you know that, turkey-lurky? 8:36 asked the fox. 8:38 Goosey-loosey informed me. 8:41 How do you know that, Goosey Loosey? 8:45 Ducky Lucky told me. 8:48 How do you know that, Ducky Lucky? 8:51 Henny Penny told me. 8:54 How do you know that, Henny Penny? 8:57 Chicken Little. How do you know that, Chicken Little? 9:02 I could not help knowing, for I saw it with my eyes, and I heard it with my ears, 9:10 and part of it fell on my tail. 9:13 Oh, where shall we run? 9:16 We ought to go some place." 9:20 "'Well,' said the fox, "'you come right into my house, 9:24 and I will protect you and take such good care of you that even if the sky falls 9:32 you will not know anything about it. 9:36 So in ran turkey-lurkey, 9:40 and goosey-loosey, and ducky-lucky, and henny-penny, and chicken-little. 9:49 Foxy-loxy waited for a while, and then shut the door firmly behind her. 10:03 She would not care of them all. 10:08 And maybe she did. 10:11 But no one ever saw Chicken Little or her friends again.
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