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Fecha: jueves 15 de noviembre en clase. ¿ Cómo se pronuncia ?. Learning Objectives:. To accurately pronounce syllables and whole words in Spanish To recognise common pronunciation patterns. Your task.
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Fecha: jueves 15 de noviembreen clase ¿Cómo se pronuncia? Learning Objectives: • To accurately pronounce syllables and whole words in Spanish • To recognise common pronunciation patterns
Your task • With your partner, take it in turns to read out loud the names of the Spanish speaking countries or Islands. • Try to identify any letters which are pronounced very differently from how they are pronounced in English.
Europe España Mallorca Menorca Ibiza Central America México Guatemala Nicaragua El Salvador Costa Rica Honduras Puerto Rico Cuba Panamá República Dominicana South America Argentina Ecuador Perú Colombia Chile Bolivia Paraguay Uruguay Venezuela
Honduras ¡ Hola ! ¡ Hasta la vista! … is silent !
Mallorca Me llamo… paella tortilla… … is a ‘y’ sound
Ibiza Venezuela Un lapiz … is a ‘th’ sound
España ¿Cuántos años tienes? Hablo español … is a ‘nyuh’ sound
México Junio rojo … is a strong ‘h’ sound
gu + a Guatemala Paraguay ¿ Uruguay ? gu… = a ‘gw’ sound
gu + e/i gu + e/i Miguel Guitarra u… = the u is silent
g + e Genaro Agenda g… = is strong ‘h’ sound
Task 2: • With your partner, take it in turns to read aloud the following Spanish words. • Try to remember the rules you have just learned. • Practise until you can say them perfectly
cu cuatro cuaderno ¿ Cuando ? cu… = a ‘cw’ sound
ca Caracas Coco co casco = a ‘K’ sound
ce Once - 11 Catorce - 14 ci Cinco - 5 = a ‘th’ sound
ch ocho - 8 ochenta- 80 chico = a ‘ch’ sound
Vivo Sevilla Valeria … is a ‘b’ sound
perro cerrado terrible … is rolling !
Spanish Pronunciation H Ll ll Z Ñ ñ X, J G + a/o G + i/e Gu + a Gu + e/i C + a/o/u C + i/e Ch V rr vowels … is silent, e.g. ¡ Hola ! … is a ‘yuh’ sound, e.g. Mallorca, tortilla … is a ‘th’ sound, e.g. Ibiza, lápiz … is a ‘nyuh’ sound, e.g. España … is a strong ‘h’ sound, e.g. México, rojo … is a hard ‘g’, e.g. Galapagos … is a strong ‘h’ sound e.g. Argentina, agenda … is a ‘gw’ sound, e.g. Guatemala … is a ‘g’ sound and the “u” is silent e.g. Guitar … is a ‘k’ sound, e.g. Caracas, ¿Cómo?, cuaderno … is a ‘th’ sound, e.g. cinco, gracias, doce … is a ‘ch’ sound, e.g. chica … is a ‘b’ sound, e.g. Vivo en Sevilla … is a rolling ‘rrrrrrrr’ sound, e.g. perro A = ah (fatal) E =eh (regla) I = ee (libro) O = oh (oso) U =uuh (un, una)
Task 3: • With your partner, take it in turns to read aloud the following Spanish sentences. • Try to remember the rules you have just learned. • Practise until you can say them perfectly
EL RETO Do you remember how to pronounce the sentences? Let’s check!!!! music
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