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Learning Language comprehension speech Lingt Yoo X atngi Sh To Dultowu vocabulary structure Text Recommendation by: Shkooyil Tim Hall there is no one best way to learn a language find best practices and try to


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Learning Language

Lingít Yoo X̱ʼatángi Sh Tóo Dultóowu

comprehension speech vocabulary structure

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Text Recommendation by:

Shkooyéil Tim Hall

  • there is no one best way to learn a language
  • find best practices and try to incorporate them
  • stick with what works, drop what does not
  • keep it enjoyable, but also make sure there is rigor
  • share effective techniques, but understand that what

works for one may not work for another

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Common Methodologies

❖ Grammar-Translation Approach ❖ Direct Approach ❖ Reading Approach ❖ Audiolingual Approach ❖ Community Language Learning ❖ The Silent Way ❖ The Communicative Approach ❖ Functional Notional Approach ❖ Total Physical Response Approach ❖ The Natural Approach

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Linguistic Terminology I

❖ SLA: Second Language Acquisition ❖ L1: the first language learned ❖ L2: the second language learned ❖ Language B: local language


minority language, heritage language, mother tongue, dominated language, threatened language, or endangered language.

❖ Language A: language of wider communication


majority language,dominant language, killer language, or matrix language.

L1 L2 monolingual L1 L2 learner L1 L2 bilingual

Grenoble, Lenore A. and Lindsay Whaley. Saving Languages: An Introduction to Language

  • Revitalization. Cambridge University Press, 14.
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  • ur language learning techniques

❖ listen to how the word, focusing on the image

and associating the name with the image.

❖ say the word, focusing on the consonants and

vowels, with special attention paid to vowel length and tone.

❖ read the word: count the total number of letters. ❖ write the word: focus on how letters associate

with sounds.

❖ draw a picture of the object. ❖ identify whether it is concrete or abstract, and

then make an English sentence using the Tlingit name for the object.

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k ̲ákw

❖ listen ❖ repeat ❖ read (ḵ + á + kw = ḵákw) ❖ ḵákw (ḵ + á + kw) ❖ draw ❖ itʼs a concrete object. ❖ People used to use ḵákw for berry

picking, but I use plastic containers.

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Tlingit Greetings

wáa sá iyatee? máa sá iyatee?

😄 😑 😠

yakʼéi tlél wáa sá (utí) tlél ushkʼé ax̱ toowú yakʼéi chʼa x̱át áyá tlél ax̱ toowú ushkʼé ax̱ toowú sigóo chʼu shóogu tlél ax̱ tooshgú

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Tlingit Phrases

woosh géide aawa.aat woosh x̱oodáx̱ aawa.aat

yakʼéi ix̱wsateení tsu yéi ikḵwasatéen wa.é ákwé? woosh yéi gax̱tustéen tsu kaa kát ḵeiwa.aa dziyáagin

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Tlingit Phrases & Interjections

gunalchéesh eesháan! yakʼéi óoskʼ! haaw hachgwá! éitskʼ! atsganée! xwéi! shkʼé