La Pronunciación de la Lengua Española

Señora Mueller Español I

El Alfabeto

Escuchen a los sonidos

Repitan los sonidos Practiquen los

sonidos con palabras en español

Sonidos Difícilesc j

ll versus yv versus b

r versus rr

gx

ñ

cEsta letra del alfabeto tiene 2 sonidos distintos

sonido k

Esta letra del alfabeto tiene 2 sonidos distintos

cacasa

cocodo

cucubo

cicine

ce cena

sonido s

ñ

niñoañoroaño años

ñañeñiñoñu

Este sonido existe en inglés en la palabra: onion

v versus bAmbos de estos sonidos son pronunciados como b

Vayan a escuchar y practicar estos sonidos en este sitio de web

vinobienbueno enviartambién envasehablaruvaavión objetoavenida oveja

r versus rrEstos 2 sonidos son distintos y cambian el

significado de una palabra

pero but

parafor

caroexpensive

perrodog

parravine

carrocar

jEste sonido no existe en inglés y es un poco difícil de pronunciar

jamásJavierajíjoya

jajejijoju

gEsta letra del alfabeto tiene 2 sonidos distintos

Sonido g Sonido h gagato

gogordo

gugusto

gigigante

ge genio

ll versus yAmbos de estos sonidos son pronunciados de la misma

manera

llamacallelluviamayoapoyararroyo

Vayan a escuchar y practicar estos sonidos en este sitio de web: ll versus y

llallellillollu

xEsta letra del alfabeto tiene 3 sonidos distintos

sonido ks sonido h

sonido chexamenexpertoéxito(Es el sonido más común)

Méxicomexicano

XelaXitle

Vayan a escuchar y practicar este sonido en este sitio de web

I have designed this presentation for my High School Spanish I class. It is based on the benchmark: Analyze and discuss linguistic structures and conventions of the target language and English that is located under the Foreign Language Content Standard: Comparisons: Develop insight into the nature of language and culture. I will use this presentation with the entire class in order for all students to gain a basic understanding of how to say the alphabet in Spanish and how to pronounce its sounds. There is also a focus on practicing the more difficult and often confusing sounds of the Spanish language. Slide 3 of the presentation is the starting point for each of these harder sounds. As each letter or set of letters is clicked on, the presentation will take viewers to a slide about that particular sound. Many of these slides have audio clips that will be played in order to emphasize the correct pronunciation of the various sounds. Some slides also have links to other websites that are to be used for further practice (see, listen, and repeat) of the sounds. Once viewers are done with one slide, they may click the home action button which will take them back to the slide of difficult sounds where they may then choose another one to practice. Viewers will repeat this process until all sounds have been practiced. I believe that this presentation will be very helpful and informative for the whole class and also as a remedial tool for those students who need the extra help.