Vocabulario U6 1-15 pronunciar
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Hello everybody! How are you? It's been so long since we've seen each other. I miss
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you. Are you having fun at home? Probably not because you have to study and you
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can't go outside, but I can't either. It's hard, I know. What we're going to do today
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is with this video is practice the pronunciation of the vocabulary for
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natural science and if you look here in the background I have the same thing as
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you guys do the machines template one you should have it out and I expect you
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to say the words out loud okay go into your bedroom and do it alone if you're
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embarrassed okay but you really need to do it okay because it will help so the
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first word we're going to look at is this one here axle okay number one it's
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axel. Remember that X is like the K, the KS. Okay, so you're going to say axel. Okay, everybody try
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that. Axel. Axel. Axle, no oasle, no. Axel. Okay, axel. The second word, word number two is
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bottle opener bottle opener bueno abridor could be any type of opener
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maybe but in general in English a bottle opener opens bottles only bottles okay
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remember British English is bottles or bottle opener and they pronounce the T
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but remember I don't pronounce the T bottle like remember we said the R in
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Spanish where you just touch the top of your mouth bottle bottle bottle opener
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Okay, the next one shouldn't be difficult. Number three is cement mixer. Cement, cement, no. C, like C, ment. Bueno, in this case it's cement mixer. Cement, no, cement. Cement mixer.
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And remember again, the X in mix has the KS sound.
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Okay, mixer, mixer.
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You say it.
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Mixer, cement mixer.
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Great.
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Okay, the next one is a crowbar, number four.
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A crowbar is a palanca, but it's specifically this type of palanca, okay?
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I had to find that on the internet because I don't know how to distinguish a palanca that comes down further.
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So, crow, crowbar. Crowbar. Remember, you go from the W to the B. Pasa de la W a la B. Un poco conjunto. Crowbar. Oob. Oob. Crowbar. You try it. Oob. Oob. Crowbar. Okay? Good.
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Number five. Effort. Effort or effort. No. Effort. No. Effort. Effort. Look at my mouth. Effort. Okay. You say it. Effort.
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Okay, remember, you can stop the video at any time and take a little break and continue.
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Or listen again to the word if you want me to.
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Okay, a fulcro in English is fulcrum.
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Crum.
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Notice that I eat the U.
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Como la u.
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Fulcrum.
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Crum.
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Crum.
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I don't even open my mouth.
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Look.
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Crum.
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full crumb, crumb, okay, crumb, no, full crumb, no, and remember the English R, full cr, cr, cr,
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I know you can do that, okay, full crumb, no, full crumb, full crumb, okay, good, number seven
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is a muesca. It's
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remember, the R in English, grr, grr.
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Groove. And the E,
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remember, that E is silent.
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Groove. Okay? Good job.
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Next word, hammer.
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Hammer, with an H at the beginning. Oh, sorry, I didn't write
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down that it's number eight. Hammer, and it's not ham-ner, like n-ma. Remember, two m's in English
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sound like one m. Two m's equals one m in English. Let's look at that. Equals one m. Hammer, hammer.
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Okay? Good. Next word, ice. You know the word ice, and no, you know it's not ice. Ice, no. Ice, and the E is silent. Ice, with an S. Okay?
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And then tongs, the tongs are the pincas, and it's tong, tongs, like the word songs, I listen to lots of songs, okay, the same pronunciation, songs, tongs, tongs, it sounds silly, doesn't it, tongs, tongs, okay, ice tongs, you guys can do this, okay?
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Next word. Oh, that was number nine, huh? Number 10 is also easy. Inclined. Inclined plane. Okay. Inclined. Inclined. Inclined? No. Oh, inclined? No. Inclined.
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11 is our other palanca. It's a lever or a lever. Okay. You can hear them both. Lever. Try that.
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Lever. No. It's a V sound. Lever. Okay. Lever. Lever or lever. If you want to say lever,
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you can lever. Choose one. I don't care which. Number 12 is load. Remember, when we have two
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vowels together, the usual thing is that the O, the first letter, is the long sound. The first
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letter says its name and this is an O and the second letter is silent okay so
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it's load load and that's carga o resistencia okay 13 camion in in England
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they call this a lorry. Lo, lo, lorry. Remember that English R. Lorry. Okay, lorry. Come on,
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everybody say that. Lorry. But remember, I speak American English. Okay, so I'm going to call this
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a truck okay sorry this is an r if you can't see it very well it's a truck there we go okay truck
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remember the english r truck uh not truke okay uh if this isn't uh you know that sound where
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when you don't know something and you go uh okay that's the sound in truck truck
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truck. Okay. You'll never hear me say, say Lori. I'll always say truck, but you need to recognize
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the word Lori. Okay. Number 14. This is a lot of words. How about this? I will stop at the next
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word at the end of this column and we'll do the next column tomorrow. Okay. So nutcracker is a
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casca nueces, okay? Nut, nut is, and nut is, in this case, it refers to nueces, because you need
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to open the walnut, okay? A nuez, in English, is actually a walnut, and that's wall-like,
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wall like the pared okay but nuts in general include peanuts
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and hazelnuts what do you call them in Spanish oh almendras no that's not hazelnuts
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almendras is almonds hazelnuts are avellanas all of that type of thing is a nut the frutos secos
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is a nut and a cracker is the thing you use to open the nuts when you need to crack crack them
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open okay and the last one for today today is number 15 and these are pliers okay in this case
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you are going to remember up here we said we went oops excuse me not there here we said that when we
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have two vowels together, the usual thing is that we pronounce the name of the
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first vowel and we do not pronounce the second, pronunciamos el nombre de la
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primera y no pronunciamos la segunda. Pero en este caso, in pliers, we pronounce
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both of the letters I err okay and la razón os lo explico rápido es porque play to play es el verbo
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vale no voy a explicar lo que es vale pero to play es el verbo entonces cuando añadimos el
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leer, como la cosa que lo hace, como se hace en español con ciertas cosas, pues, vale,
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cambiamos la Y a una I y ponemos el ER, ¿vale? Entonces, por ese motivo, pronunciamos las
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dos letras aquí. So, remember, pliers, okay? Great. So, remember guys, we're going to practice
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that. I want you to practice the first row pronunciation another time today, okay, or
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tomorrow, and tomorrow we'll go ahead and do the next list. It's a little bit shorter, okay?
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Good talking to you guys. Bye-bye.
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- Autor/es:
- Cathy
- Subido por:
- Catherine Loui H.
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- Fecha:
- 17 de abril de 2020 - 10:40
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- CP INF-PRI FRANCISCO TOMÁS Y VALIENTE
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- 13′ 04″
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