onomatopoeic words micro teaching
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ONOMATOPOEIC ONOMATOPOEIC WORDSWORDS
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An onomatopoeia or onomatopœia is An onomatopoeia or onomatopœia is a word that imitates or suggests the a word that imitates or suggests the
source of the sound that it source of the sound that it describes. Common occurrences of describes. Common occurrences of
onomatopoeias include animal onomatopoeias include animal noises, such as "oink" (for pigs) or noises, such as "oink" (for pigs) or
"meow" (cats) or "roar" (lions). "meow" (cats) or "roar" (lions). Onomatopoeias are not the same Onomatopoeias are not the same
across all languages; they conform across all languages; they conform to some extent to the broader to some extent to the broader
linguistic system they are part of.linguistic system they are part of.
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ENGLISH AND SPANISH ENGLISH AND SPANISH ANIMAL NOISESANIMAL NOISES
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abejaabeja (bee): (bee): bzzz (zumbar)bzzz (zumbar) — buzz — buzz
búhobúho (owl): (owl): uu uu (ulular)uu uu (ulular) — who, hoo, hoot — who, hoo, hoot
burroburro (donkey): (donkey): iii-aah (rebuznar)iii-aah (rebuznar) — heehaw — heehaw
caballocaballo (horse): (horse): jiiiiiii, iiiiou (relinchar)jiiiiiii, iiiiou (relinchar) — neigh, n- — neigh, n-a-a-a-y a-a-a-y
cerdocerdo (pig): (pig): oink-oink, oinc-oinc (grunir)oink-oink, oinc-oinc (grunir) — oink — oink
gallinagallina (hen): (hen): coc co co coc (cacarear), kara-kara-coc co co coc (cacarear), kara-kara-kara-karakara-kara — cluck — cluck
gallogallo (rooster): (rooster): kikirikí, ki-kiri-ki (cantar)kikirikí, ki-kiri-ki (cantar) — cock-a- — cock-a-doodle-doo doodle-doo
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gatogato (cat): (cat): miau (maullar)miau (maullar) — meow — meow
leónleón (lion): (lion): grrrr, grgrgr (rugir)grrrr, grgrgr (rugir) — roar, growl — roar, growl
ovejaoveja (sheep): (sheep): bee, mee (balar)bee, mee (balar) — b-a-a-a-h — b-a-a-a-h
patopato (duck): (duck): cuac cuaccuac cuac — quack — quack
pavopavo (turkey): (turkey): gluglúgluglú — gobble — gobble (On thanksgiving day we can salute with the expression “gooble, gooble”)(On thanksgiving day we can salute with the expression “gooble, gooble”)
perroperro (dog): (dog): guau guau, guau (ladrar)guau guau, guau (ladrar) — bark, bow-wow, arf, ruff — bark, bow-wow, arf, ruff
Canario (canary bird) Canario (canary bird) pío píopío pío —tweet, tweet —tweet, tweet
ranarana (frog): (frog): cruá cruá, berp, croac (croar)cruá cruá, berp, croac (croar) — ribbit, croak — ribbit, croak
tigretigre (tiger): (tiger): ggggrrrr, grgrgr (rugir)ggggrrrr, grgrgr (rugir) — roar, growl — roar, growl
vacavaca (cow): (cow): mu, muuu (mugir)mu, muuu (mugir) — moo — moo
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ACTIVITY:ACTIVITY:
Watch this video and match the Watch this video and match the sounds below with the animals:sounds below with the animals:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t99ULJjCsaM
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MATCH THE ANIMALS WITH MATCH THE ANIMALS WITH THEIR SOUNDSTHEIR SOUNDS
1.1. HorseHorse2.2. RabbitRabbit3.3. BirdBird4.4. FrogFrog5.5. OwlOwl6.6. SnakeSnake7.7. MouseMouse8.8. DogDog9.9. HenHen10.10. ElephantElephant
A.A. To whit to whoooTo whit to whoooB.B. Tweet, tweet, tweetTweet, tweet, tweetC.C. Squeak, squeakSqueak, squeakD.D. NTeigh, neigh, neighNTeigh, neigh, neighE.E. Woof, woof, woofWoof, woof, woofF.F. Hiss, hiss, hissHiss, hiss, hissG.G. Cluck, cluck, cluckCluck, cluck, cluckH.H. Ribbit, ribbit, ribbitRibbit, ribbit, ribbitI.I. PawooooooPawooooooJ.J. Thump, thumphety, Thump, thumphety,
thumpthump
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OTHER OTHER ONOMATOPEOIC ONOMATOPEOIC
WORDSWORDS
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In english, there are lots of onomatopoeic In english, there are lots of onomatopoeic verbs. That means a verb formed from a verbs. That means a verb formed from a
perceived sound.perceived sound.
Even if it a more typical phenomenon in Even if it a more typical phenomenon in english language than in spanish we can find english language than in spanish we can find bilingual equivalents of onomatopoeic verbs.bilingual equivalents of onomatopoeic verbs.
Let’s do an exercise to practise!!Let’s do an exercise to practise!!
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Give the spanish equivalent of:Give the spanish equivalent of:(Look for them in (Look for them in
wordreference.com)wordreference.com)1.1. SplashSplash2.2. ClatterClatter3.3. ShiverShiver4.4. WhisperWhisper5.5. BubbleBubble6.6. CrunchCrunch7.7. SqueakSqueak8.8. ClapClap9.9. WhistleWhistle10.10. ScreamScream11.11. MurmurMurmur12.12. BooBoo13.13. CheerCheer
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Here is Here is
the key!the key!
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SplashSplash ClatterClatter ShiverShiver WhisperWhisper BubbleBubble CrunchCrunch SqueakSqueak ClapClap WhistleWhistle ScreamScream MurmurMurmur BooBoo CheerCheer
ChapotearChapotear TraquetearTraquetear TiritarTiritar SusurrarSusurrar BalbucearBalbucear CrujirCrujir ChirriarChirriar AplaudirAplaudir SilbarSilbar ChillarChillar MurmurarMurmurar AbuchearAbuchear VitorearVitorear
Give the spanish equivalent of:Give the spanish equivalent of:(Look for them in (Look for them in
wordreference.com)wordreference.com)