Learning Hangeul (Korean alphabets 한글)

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter 4: Some Theoretical Aspects of Words?

Advertisements

What we do in school and how you can support your child at home.

Alphabetic Cheerleaders! An activity for Students learning English Grammar Press Space Bar to continue.

Consonant + le.

Phonics Review Short Vowels o, u, e

2. Accents, Syllables, and English Grammar

Phonics. Main points What is Phonics? Why should we teach phonics in primary schools? How can we teach letter sounds in class?

Write your words 3 times each. Write your words in color sorts, using a different color for each pattern or group. Write your words in pyramid form. c.

Welsh The alphabet and pronunciation. Welsh is very, very different.  In Welsh the alphabet goes…  Yes, I know, very weird indeed.

Talking Letters Consonants Lessons 1 - 5

A lesson about syllables A less-on a-bout syl-la-bles.

By: Tashawna King Phonics concepts include:  consonants  vowels  blending sounds into words  phonograms  phonics rules  Phonics is the key to reading.

{ Pronunciation! act including stress, the act or result of producing the sounds of speech, including articulation, stress, and intonation.

9.4 – Solving Quadratic Equations By Completing The Square

Phonics. Let’s Review ABC order  What’s the first letter of the alphabet?  What’s the last letter?  What’s a letter somewhere in the middle?  Put.

Digraphs Standard 1.1: Learning to Read Independently B. Demonstrate Phonemic Awareness, the ability to hear and manipulate Sounds in spoken words. C.

Ranvilles Infant School

Phonics. Let’s Review!  “Sneaky e” makes the vowel before it ___.  Name the vowels  How many syllables are in these words? –reindeer –elf –tree –present.

These letters are the kings and queens of Alphabet School.

Hangul Day ( 한글날 ) Saturday October 9 th, 2010 Hangul Day is an annual Korean holiday that celebrates the creation of the Korean written language called.

ABC’S By: Cathryn Cobb. Table of Contents TEKS What Students Will Learn Students Learn By Classroom Pictures Capital Letters Lower Case Letters Vowels.

Los Alphabetos Los Vocales El Acento Señorita Yaldo.

Phonemic Awareness = Phonics. Phonemic Awareness w The understanding that spoken words are made up of a series of discrete sounds Is different from Phonics:

Consonant + “le” syllables

SCANSION Breaking down meter…. Meter Meter (Latin: metrum, -i n. measure) is like the time signature in written music. It tells us how many feet (beats)

SPELLING RULES Back to the basics…. i before e rule  There are actually 925 exceptions to the “i before e rule” * Only 44 words in the English language.

Phonics Letter “o” Jennifer Pitts. What letter makes this sound? voiced or unvoiced consonant or vowel?

PHONICS 1. Syllables Syllables 2. Compound words Compound words 3. Vowels & Consonants Vowels Consonants 4. Magic “e” Magic “e”

Kindergarten Math By: Lauren Baevich. § English Language Arts and Reading, Kindergarten. (7) Reading/letter-sound relationships. The student uses.

Alphabet Fun Hillary Bordeaux. Essential Questions: Why do we need to know the alphabet? When do we use the alphabet in our everyday life?

(El alfabeto español). Note: In this presentation, all vowels will be circled.

Japanese I Introduction: ◦ Today, we will be learning numbers 1-10 in Japanese. We will focus first on the words, not the characters yet. But I would.

PRONUNCIATION RULES FOR LATIN.

Essential Question Why is the Alphabet important? Why do we need to know how to write each letter?. Unit Question Can you show me how to write each letter.

Spanish Sounds 3 Accents The accent (/) helps you to pronounce the word. The accent does not change the vowel sound. It tells you which syllable to pronounce.

Phonics. Let’s Review!  How many letters are in the alphabet?  What two kinds of letters make up the alphabet?  Which of these would come first in.

SYLLABLES A syllable is a group of letters that are pronounced together in a word. –“rot” has one syllable –“rotten” has two syllables (rot / ten) –“rottenness”

Alphabet and Pronunciation El Alfabeto y la pronunciación.

T HE S OUNDS OF E NGLISH. S OUNDS What problems might learners of English have with this activity? Why? What aspect of language does the activity target?

TEACHING PRONUNCIATION

A or an? Which one do I choose?. Oh, that’s easy! All you have to do is take a look at the start of the word you want to put after a or an. If the word.

ACCENT RULES IN SPANISH. How are words pronounced in Spanish? There are 2 rules: 1) When a word ends in a vowel, n or s the verbal stress is placed on.

PHONETICS. What is phonetics? It’s a discipline in linguistics which deals with the transcription of sounds. The units are called phonemes. There are.

Welcome. Aims for today: How you can help your child with their writing. How you can support your child to develop their reading skills.

French Pronunciation GUIDE.  I can say ‘r’ and ‘u’ in French.  I know, can identify and can say vowel sounds in French.  I know which letters to pronounce.

Plurals ending in an s sound By the end of this lesson you should be able to: Identify when the plural needs to be indicated using ies or s Identify when.

English Pronunciation Clinic Week 1: Phonemes Multimedia Study Guide Produced by: Charles Copeland A For EDUC-8347: Designing Instruction for eLearning.

Por Martha F. Abeille The Spanish vowel system consists of five short and clear sounds They are pronounced as follows…

 Voice and T pronunciation Week 6 English Communication Tom Stearns Hansung University.

English Pronunciation Clinic Week 1: Phonemes

English Pronunciation Clinic Week 2: Differences Multimedia Study Guide Produced by: Charles Copeland A For EDUC-8347: Designing Instruction for.

Phonics for Parents 1st Feb

This evening.... What is phonics? Why do we teach phonics?

an Introduction to English

Early Reading Skills: Phonological Awareness

Rules for phoneme mapping

Does NOT need to have a consonant letter before the vowel. Ex: At, Up, Off Closed Syllable.

Words in Words Word Sort Letter to Santa

Russian 1: Welcome!.

Digraphs Standard 1.1: Learning to Read Independently

What is the characteristic of an alphabetic writing system?

Letters and sounds.

Scansion of Latin Poetry

Language Arts – Quarter 3 – 2nd Grade

KS1 Phonics 13th February 2019.

Kindergarten/1st Grade

R-controlled syllable

English vs Spanish!. Extra Facts Spanish is a Romance language and is part Spanish is a Romance language and is part of the Indo-

Year One Phonics Evening.

Presentation transcript:

Learning Hangeul (Korean alphabets 한글) How to write your English name in Korean

Korean Basic Rules All words in Korean are composed of syllables, which follow these basic rules: A syllable begins with a consonant. A syllable has at least one consonant and one vowel. Each syllable gets written in a square box. http://langintro.com/kintro/syllable.htm

Stacking Syllabus Let’s look at a word, “gam ((a) persimmon).” It’s a one-syllable word, but if we put all its sounds next to each other we won't have a square box any more: This problem is easy to solve: we stack up the and on top of the so that it all fits into a square box:

Learn the Orders of Korean Writing http://langintro.com/kintro/write2.htm

Korean Alphabet

Korean Consonants (1) ㄱ: “g” ㅋ: “k” ㄲ: (more stressed of “ㄱ” sound) “g” ㄴ: “n” ㄷ: (somewhere between) “t” or “d” ㅌ: “t” ㄸ: (more stressed of “ㄷ” sound) “d”

Korean Consonants (2) ㅇ: a placeholder or “ng” ㅎ: (air coming out) “h” ㅅ: (think of letter “s” being on “t”) “s” ㅈ: “j” ㅊ: “ch” ㅉ: (more stressed of “ㅈ” sound): “j”

Korean Consonants (3) ㅁ: “m” ㅂ: “b” ㅃ: (more stressed of “ㅂ” sound): “b” ㅍ: “p” ㄹ: “l” or “r”

Korean Vowels (1) 아 or ㅏ: (going forward) “a” 우 or ㅜ: (going downward) “oo” or “u” 이 orㅣ: (going vertically) “i” or “ee” 으 or ㅡ: (going horizontally) “eu” 어 or ㅓ: “eo” 오 or ㅗ: “o”

Writing Your Name Write your English name as it pronounces. Ex. Gloria -> Gul-lo-ree-a Match these syllabus with Korean alphabets. Ex. Guel-lo-ree-a -> ㄱ+ㅡ+ㄹ /ㄹ+ㅗ /ㄹ+ㅣ/ ㅏ Put Korean alphabets in the box. Ex. 글 / 로 / 리 / 아

More Examples Catherine  Cae-theo-reen  ㅋ+ㅐ, ㅌ+ㅓ, ㄹ+ㅣ+ㄴ  캐터린

References Video Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS-t9T3Bt-4 Consonants and Vowels (printed veresion): http://www.emagasia.com/learn-korean-language-lesson-1-korean-consonants-and-vowels Korean Consonants: http://www.wright-house.com/korean/korean-consonants.pdf Korean Vowels (“Dipthongs” and “Single Vowels”): http://www.tournetkorea.com/when/c3.htm