1、Beginning Tagalog 2,FLTA 104,The Power of Language,Language allows us to get distance on ourselves so we can enjoy our selves and others. It helps us take a step back from the intensity of life to laugh. Language presents us with almost endless possibilities for humor. Almost every situation has the
2、 potential for humor. Thanks to language!,Tagalog Puns,Q: Why didnt the man walk across the puddle of water? A: Because it was too big. (“Tubig“ is “water“ in Tagalog.),Someone was drowning in a swimming pool, so he screamed for help. The lifeguard on-duty quickly grabbed a rope and threw it to him.
3、 Unfortunately, the rope didnt help because it wasnt too long. (“Tulong“ is “help“ in Tagalog.),At 1:00 PM, I took some ice cream out of the freezer, but then I forgot about it. That was one hour ago, and I just realized that its 2 now. (“Tunaw“ is “melted“ in Tagalog.),Q: Do you know any languages
4、that are spoken in India? A: Hindi (“Hindi“ is Tagalog for “No“. Hindi is also a language in India.),Q: Why cant you eat salt on Sunday? A: Because it would be a sin. (“Asin“ is “salt“ in Tagalog.),Alphabet/Word Exercise,Without using your books or notes, brainstorm a list of at least 15 terms assoc
5、iated with the Tagalog language and the Philippines. Use 3-4 words from your list to write a Limerick. Basic Limerick form has 5 lines. The 1st and 2nd lines rhyme as well as 3rd and 4th lines. The 5th line rhymes with the first 2.,Halimbawa ng Limerick,Mabait ang mga Pilipino. Kapareho ng mga kano.
6、 Masaya ang buong bayan. Kapag hindi napabayaan. Kano at Pilipino sa mundo namumuno.(Filipinos are good Similar to Americans The country is happy If it is not neglected Americans and Filipinos lead the world.),Not only language give us distance from ourselves, but language can be used to analyze its
7、elf. Often, when we are talking with another person and do not understand them, we will say, “did you mean x or y?” In so doing, we are asking them to reflect on their prior use of certain words or phrase and to be more precise. This process also includes linguistic inference- when we understand wha
8、t another person is intending to communicate by how they say something as well as by what they actually say.,Experiment the level of meaning you can experience through poetry,Ang lahat ng bagay, may pakpak na lihim,pakpak na nag-akyat sa ating layunin,pakpak ang nagtaas ng gintong mithiin,pakpak ang
9、 nagbigay ng ilaw sa atin, pakpak ang naghatid sa tao sa hangin, at pakpak din naman ang taklob sa libing. Verses from PAKPAK By Jose Corazon de Jesus 1928All things have secret wings, Wings to achieve our purpose, Wings to reach our highest ambitions, Wings to give us light, Wings to carry us on th
10、e wind, Wings to protect us in death. (English Translation),Verses from PAKPAK By Jose Corazon de Jesus 1928,Ang lahat ng bagay, may pakpak na lihim,pakpak na nag-akyat sa ating layunin,pakpak ang nagtaas ng gintong mithiin,pakpak ang nagbigay ng ilaw sa atin, pakpak ang naghatid sa tao sa hangin, a
11、t pakpak din naman ang taklob sa libing.,Small Group Activity: Read the poem in the following ways. As if it were a script in a comedy club As if the reader just had a fight with someone he/she loves As if the reader were speaking to an infant As it the reader were speaking as Hamlet As if the reade
12、r were totally bored Discuss: what happened to the poem? What did you notice about the activity? Substitute the word “pakpak” with a different word and see what it does to the poem.,Rationale of the Course,This is an intensive 5 credit course offered on a 50 minute daily class. Students are expected
13、 to exemplify autonomous learning outside of the classroom to keep up with the fast-paced classroom learning. Students in this class are expected to have read the grammatical structures, thematic lessons, and vocabulary words before each class period.,Student Profile,Understand short, learned uttera
14、nces, particularly where context strongly supports understanding and speech is clearly audible. Comprehend some words and phrases from simple questions, statements, high-frequency commands and courtesy formulae about topics that refer to basic personal information or the immediate physical setting.
15、Handle simple vocabulary, and express simple needs and basic courtesies; i.e verbally used more than two or three words and show frequent long pauses and repetition of interlocutors words. Read and recognize simple vocabulary Identify an increasing number of contextualized words and/or phrases inclu
16、ding cognates and borrowed words.,Course Objectives,At the end of the course, students should be able to demonstrate the following skills: Speaking: initiate conversation ask and answer questions in simple complete sentences participate in oral language activities,Listening: understand and follow di
17、rections comprehend narratives during listening tasks understand commonly used expressions,Reading: get main ideas and important details infer meanings of words and phrases based on content and background knowledge summarize classroom narratives and other reading materials,Writing: write personal an
18、d descriptive narratives take down dictation and simple notes,Grammar: be familiar with the main grammar structure (e.g. verbal focus and aspect) of the language use the appropriate grammar structure in speaking and writing,Course Requirements:,Participate actively in all classroom and other Philipp
19、ine related activities Demonstrate proficient use of the language both in oral and written discourse Complete weekly exercises from textbooks and websites Collaborate with other students in a group presentation Keep a Three-Ring Binder for Lecture Notes, Vocabulary Words and for Homework. Regular Sp
20、ring Notebook is unacceptable. Keep track of language learning progress by using the accountability chart,Course Requirements,Grading,662-720 = A 590-661 = B 518-589 = C 468-517 = D Below 468 = FFor Extra Points up to 30 pts., students can participate in several lectures and cultural events sponsore
21、d by the Center for Southeast Asia Studies. One lecture or cultural event is worth 10 pts.,Grading Requirements,Attendance and Participation Everyone is expected to attend classes on Monday to Friday and actively participate in all the activities. Students arriving later than 2:10 p.m. will be consi
22、dered absent. Five (5) or more unexcused absences will automatically give you an “0” under Attendance category and will greatly affect the course grade. Illness and death of immediate family are the only consideration for excused absences. A doctors note should be presented if absence is due to illn
23、ess and a “Memorial Card” from the funeral in case of death.,Students are expected to do the following to catch up with missed work: Meet with the instructor or Teaching Assistant, Visit related class notes in the website at www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog Submit homework due,A. Attendance and Participa
24、tion On any day, everyone is expected to visit the websites : www2.seasite.niu.edu/tagvocab www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog listen to dialogs using the listening tapes available at the language center or the website. do at least 3 hours of Language Lab work per week. If you are to use other computer fac
25、ilities for the regular website (www.seasite.niu.edu/tagalog), please make a note in your accountability chart and write the pages you visited in the chart.,B. Homework: You are required to have a separate section with index tabs in your three-ring binder. Do not write your homework in your book. Ho
26、mework is due on the day indicated in the weekly lessons plan. Hand-in worksheets and exercises to Ate Michelle or Ate Marvs during the first few minutes of class time. Homework submitted at the end of class will not be accepted. Points will not be given to students doing homework in class or in the
27、 hallway.,C. Small Group Presentation and Meetings Small groups will be assigned during the second week of classes. If you have problems with your assigned small group, please see the instructor ASAP so we can make other arrangements.,Each group will Roleplay a Filipino Folk. Groups will do the foll
28、owing:Write dialog lines based on the chosen Folk Story and submit a type written narrative (4-5 pages double spaces). The narrative should be a detailed description of the presentation and a written account of how the group prepared for the actual presentation. Create costumes and other props Group
29、 members should be given a role to act and lines to memorize and participate in all group meetings and preparation Every group member should memorize all lines Present on the scheduled date of presentationPresentations that are not memorized will automatically be given an “F” grade under “Group Pres
30、entation”, which is 100 pts. of the total grade.,Meet with your group at least once a week beginning on the 3rd week of class to discuss, brainstorm, and work on your presentation. PREPARE AND MEET WITH YOUR GROUP EARLY IN THE SEMESTER. DONT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST TWO WEEKS OF CLASSES TO DO THIS. Remem
31、ber, you have to memorize your presentation.,D. Weekly Quizzes Vocabulary quizzes are short quizzes based on the weekly vocabulary words and grammar discussions. You are expected to review for these quizzes on your own using the website at www2.seasite.niu.edu/tagvocab or other helpful resources (e.
32、g. class notes, notes given at the beginning of each week). This short quiz is given every Friday. NO make-up quizzes will be allowed.,E. Final Examination The final exam will be comprehensive. It will cover all the grammar and vocabulary lessons during the semester. The exam will consist of reading
33、, vocabulary, writing, and listening, and grammar. The best way to review for the exam is to do all the above requirements (homework, websites activities (thematic lessons, grammar pages, and vocabulary website), listen to dialogs/and other audios, do all reading and writing exercises) during the se
34、mester.,TAGALOG PROUNOUNS Ako* ang sandigan Hindi magigiba Ako* ang sandigan Hindi magigiba Kasintatag ng kabundukan Hindi Magigiba*siya, *sila, * kami,Ako* ang sandigan Hindi magigiba Ako* ang sandigan Hindi magigiba Kasintatag ng kabundukan Hindi Magigiba,I am the foundation I will not fall to the ground. I am the foundation I will not fall to the ground. I am as strong as the mountain I will not fall on the ground.,
