Bismillahirrohmanirrohiim…
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Welcome to Chapter 2
SPELLING ENGLISH SOUND
General Instructional Objective.
Through this chapter, you will:
practise to pronounce the English alphabet.
you will recognize how to pronounce vowels,
consonants, and diphthongs properly.
learn the phonetics symbols of the alphabet.
listen to the alphabet and the song.
Specific Instructional Objectives.
Through this chapter, you will:
spell the alphabet.
spell your name and your hometown.
spell at least 5 of your friends’ names and their
hometowns.
write down the phonetics symbols for each letter of
your name and your hometown.
write down the phonetics symbols for each letter of
your friends’ names and their hometowns.
THE ALPHABET
A
/ei/
I
/ai/
Q
/kju/
B
/bi:/
F
/ef/
G
/ʤi:/
H
/eiʧ/
J
K
L
M
N
/dʒei/ /kei/ /el/ /em/ /en/
O
/əʊ/
P
/pi:/
R
/ar/
C
D
/si:/ /di:/
S
T
/es/ /ti:/
Y
/wai/
E
/i:/
U
/ju/
V
W
X
/vi:/ /dʌblju/ /eks/
Z
/zi/ or /zed/
♫ ABC Song ♫
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
Q
R
S
and
T
U
V
W
X
Y
and Z
Now you know my ABC’s
Tell me what you think of me!
O
P
VOWEL
• Vowel is a speech sound in which the mouth is
open and the tongue is not touching the top of
the mouth, the teeth, etc.
•In Bahasa: a, i, u, e, o
•In English: a, e, i, o, u
a
e
i
o
u
/ei/
/i:/
/ai/
/əʊ/
/ju/
CONSONANT
• Consonant is a speech sound made by (partly) stopping
the breath with the tongue, lips, etc the letter of the
alphabet that represents a consonant sound, such as: b,
c, and d.
B
C
/bi:/ /si:/
L
M
/el/ /em/
V
D
/di:/
N
/en/
W
F
G
H
J
K
/ef/ /ʤi:/ /eiʧ/ /dʒei/ /kei/
P
Q
R
/pi:/ /kju/ /ar/
X
Y
S
T
/es/
/ti:/
Z
/vi:/ /dʌblju/ /eks/ /wai/ /zi/ or /zed/
DIPHTHONG
• Diphthong is two vowels produced consecutively in
the same syllable by moving the articulators
smoothly from the position of one to the other.
Let’s practice:
My name is
: Yanti
It spells like
: /wai//ei//en/ /ti:/ /ai/
I come from
: Pelaihari
It spells like
: /pi:/ /i:/ /el/ /ei/ /ai/ /eiʧ/ /ei/ /ar/ /ai/
My friend’s name is : Bastyant
It spells like
: /bi:/ /ei/ /es/ /ti:/ /wai//ei/ /en/ /ti:/
He comes from
: Jakarta
It spells like
: /dʒei/ /ei/ /kei/ /ei/ /ar/ /ti:/ /ei/
Alhamdulillah….