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Tagalog Class for Beginners

Tagalog Class for Beginners. WELCOME. Introduction. What is your name? Why do you want to learn Tagalog? What is your heritage? Where are you originally from? What are your expectations from this class? What specifically do you want to learn?. Rules.

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Tagalog Class for Beginners

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  1. Tagalog Class for Beginners WELCOME

  2. Introduction • What is your name? • Why do you want to learn Tagalog? • What is your heritage? • Where are you originally from? • What are your expectations from this class? • What specifically do you want to learn?

  3. Rules • Class is every Sunday for 8 weeks from 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM • Attendance and your certificate • Facilities • No Food or Drinks allowed • Break • Assignments • Books

  4. Schedule • January 22, 2006 – Introduction • January 29, 2006 • February 5, 2006 • February 12, 2006 – Midterms • February 19, 2006 • February 26, 2006 • March 5, 2006 • March 12, 2006 – Finals, Graduation Party -Potluck

  5. Course Outline January 22, 2006 • Overview and Introduction • Comprehension • Pronunciation • Vowels • Consonants • Basic Words • Homework

  6. Course Outline January 29, 2006 • Comprehension • Pronunciation • Homework Review • More Tagalog Words and Phrases • Basic Sentence Structure • Homework

  7. Course Outline February 5, 2006 • Reading and Comprehension • Pronunciation • Basic Writing • Homework Review • More Tagalog Words and Phrases • Basic Sentence Structure • Homework

  8. Course Outline February 12 • Midterms • A Review of the last 4 weeks

  9. Language and Dialect • What is the difference between a Language and a Dialect?

  10. Language • Language is a system used by a nation or people • A dialect is a regional or social variety of a language

  11. Philippines • The Philippines, unlike the U.S. which is landlocked - is an archipelago composed of more than 7,000 islands • There are over 100 dialects due to regionalism

  12. Styles of Teaching/Learning • Memorizing • Reading • Listening • Phonetic

  13. Rosetta Stone

  14. Rosetta Stone • The Rosetta Stone was made in 196 B.C. and was found in 1799 • It contains writings in 2 languages Egyptian and Greek in 3 scripts hieroglyphic, demotic and Greek

  15. Rosetta Stone • Jean-François Champollion deciphered hieroglyphs in 1822. He was able to figure out what the seven demotic signs in Coptic were. By looking at how these signs were used in Coptic he was able to work out what they stood for. Then he began tracing these demotic signs back to hieroglyphic signs.

  16. Linguistic Language Learning • Listen and Comprehend • Speak • Write

  17. Lesson 1 : Tagalog Vowels • A (a-pple) • E (e-cho) • I (i-ndia) • O (o-live) • U (t-oo)

  18. Vowel A Aso

  19. Vowel E Estudyante Elepante

  20. Vowel I Ilong Itlog

  21. Vowel O Opisina

  22. Vowel U Usok Ulap

  23. Tagalog Alphabet (Old)

  24. Tagalog Words Babae Lalake Daga Aso

  25. Tagalog Words Palda Apoy Pantalon Mata

  26. Tagalog Words Mansanas Puno Lamok Bahay

  27. Thanks • Homework • More information • Pia Bernardino • EMAIL : piabernardino@bermillion.com • PHONE : 425.401.8490

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