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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Акценты и диалекты английского языка
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Акценты и диалекты английского языка
- 2. The Main Variants of English Standard EnglishReceived
- 3. Scottish EnglishBritish English ‘o’ is longerI [ai]Car [ka:]I don’t knowOh!LakeYesScottish English ‘o’I [oi]Car [kar]Ah dinnae kenOch!LochAye
- 4. Irish EnglishBritish Englishshyto believe stronglyfairy womanby Godat allgreetIrish Englishbackwardto doubtbansheeBegorrahavaCry, weep
- 5. Local Dialects in Great BritainCockney‘th’ – [f]
- 6. British English vs American English
- 7. Local Dialects in the USAThe Northern dialectThe
- 8. Canadian English About /a bout/ Eh? Nice
- 9. Australian EnglishOutback – ‘remote regional areas’Walkabout –
- 10. New Zealand EnglishThe names of birds (kiwi,
- 11. Indian Englishplease do the needful you will
- 12. South African Englishbra, bru – ‘male friend’dorp
- 13. Thank you for your Attention!
The Main Variants of English Standard EnglishReceived Pronunciation (RP)Variants of EnglishBritish EnglishScottish EnglishIrish EnglishAmerican EnglishCanadian EnglishAustralian EnglishNew Zealand EnglishSouth African EnglishIndian English Local Dialects
Слайд 2The Main Variants of English
Standard English
Received Pronunciation (RP)
Variants of
English
British English
Scottish English
Irish English
American English
Canadian English
Australian English
New Zealand English
South African English
Indian English
Local Dialects
British English
Scottish English
Irish English
American English
Canadian English
Australian English
New Zealand English
South African English
Indian English
Local Dialects
Слайд 3Scottish English
British English
‘o’ is longer
I [ai]
Car [ka:]
I don’t know
Oh!
Lake
Yes
Scottish English
‘o’
I [oi]
Car [kar]
Ah dinnae ken
Och!
Loch
Aye
I [oi]
Car [kar]
Ah dinnae ken
Och!
Loch
Aye
![Scottish EnglishBritish English ‘o’ is longerI [ai]Car [ka:]I don’t knowOh!LakeYesScottish English ‘o’I [oi]Car [kar]Ah dinnae kenOch!LochAye](/img/thumbs/90c10fafedffc63e9ede196b6854733d-800x.jpg "Презентация по английскому языку на тему Акценты и диалекты английского языка Scottish EnglishBritish English ‘o’ is longerI [ai]Car [ka:]I don’t knowOh!LakeYesScottish English ‘o’I [oi]Car [kar]Ah dinnae kenOch!LochAye")
Слайд 4Irish English
British English
shy
to believe strongly
fairy woman
by God
at all
greet
Irish English
backward
to doubt
banshee
Begorrah
ava
Cry, weep
Слайд 5Local Dialects in Great Britain
Cockney
‘th’ – [f] / [v]
think [fink]
with [wiv]
glottal
stop
‘l’ – [w]
milk [miwk]
Wales [wawes]
silent ‘h’
Harry [æri]
balmy – ‘mentally unbalanced’
up the pole – ‘drunk’
‘l’ – [w]
milk [miwk]
Wales [wawes]
silent ‘h’
Harry [æri]
balmy – ‘mentally unbalanced’
up the pole – ‘drunk’
Yorkshire dialect
‘u’ – /oo/
cup /koop/
mug /moog/
up /oop/
nobbut a mention – ‘just a small amount’
child (St.E.) – bairn (York.D.) – barn (Norw.)
![Local Dialects in Great BritainCockney‘th’ – [f] / [v]think [fink]with [wiv]glottal stop‘l’ – [w]milk [miwk]Wales [wawes]silent ‘h’](/img/thumbs/58b108a232d4a330886277643488d4ff-800x.jpg "Презентация по английскому языку на тему Акценты и диалекты английского языка Local Dialects in Great BritainCockney‘th’ – [f] / [v]think [fink]with [wiv]glottal")
Слайд 7Local Dialects in the USA
The Northern dialect
The Midland dialect
The Southern Dialect
you
all – y’all
‘fixin’:
I’m about to leave. – I’m fixin to leave.
I’m cooking breakfast. – I’m fixin breakfast.
‘fixin’:
I’m about to leave. – I’m fixin to leave.
I’m cooking breakfast. – I’m fixin breakfast.
Слайд 8Canadian English
About /a bout/
Eh? Nice weather we're having, eh?
chesterfield – ‘a sofa’
to fathom out – ‘to explain’
busker – ‘street performer’
to fathom out – ‘to explain’
busker – ‘street performer’
Слайд 9Australian English
Outback – ‘remote regional areas’
Walkabout – ‘a long journey of
uncertain length’
Arvo – ‘afternoon’
Barbie – ‘barbecue’
Bikkie – ‘biscuit’
Arvo – ‘afternoon’
Barbie – ‘barbecue’
Bikkie – ‘biscuit’
Слайд 10New Zealand English
The names of birds (kiwi, tui)
The names of fish
(shellfish, hoki)
The names of native trees (kauti, rimu)
Bach – ‘a small holiday home, with one or two rooms
Footpath – ‘pavement’
Togs – ‘swimming costume’
The names of native trees (kauti, rimu)
Bach – ‘a small holiday home, with one or two rooms
Footpath – ‘pavement’
Togs – ‘swimming costume’
Слайд 11Indian English
please do the needful
you will intimated shortly
your obedient
servant
crore – ‘ten million’
mohalla – ‘an area of a town or village’.
crore – ‘ten million’
mohalla – ‘an area of a town or village’.
Слайд 12South African English
bra, bru – ‘male friend’
dorp – ‘a small rural
town’
boy – ‘a black man’
township – ‘urban area for black’
boy – ‘a black man’
township – ‘urban area for black’
