What are you doing?

Give it up

なぜ発音が変化するのか？

英語は圧倒的に子音終わりの単語が多い

Wait at the bus stop

出来るだけ声を止めずに発音しようとすると

①子音と母音は同化する

②語尾の子音はミュート気味

③音声変化（Flap T & Drop H）

＊解説は動画を御覧ください

The old woman brought the peach home and cut it up to share with her husband. To their great surprise, a healthy baby boy came right out of the peach! The old couple said, “Letʼs name him Momotaro, the Peach boy, as he was born from a peach.” They brought him up with love and care.

1. 英語は子音と母音が離れている

2. 英語は1音節に子音が複数含まれる⇒子音が多い

「子音⇒母音⇒子音」をそれぞれ個別に発音しよう

S: s i s i s i ⇒ serious

「子音⇒母音⇒子音」をそれぞれ個別に発音しよう

T: t ei t ei t ei ⇒ taste

2

アクセントを置く子音を少しツッコミ気味に

Once upon a time,

One day

when a huge peach

英語の「あいうえお」

あくびをして喉奥から ”AH〜〜〜〜”

“A” a〜a〜a〜a〜 Apple

George Takes A Vacation

Oh, it’s the big one.

Well, we did a good day’s work, George.

Well, we’ll get that tomorrow.

That is rare.

And then we’ll make sure

夏休みに親子で一緒に英語の発音練習に挑戦！

＜対象年齢＞6歳〜15歳向け

あくびをして喉奥から ”AH〜〜〜〜”

“A” a〜a〜a〜a〜 Apple

Just as the early bird

All fishermen have tales

Oh you look like

Today starts

And you’re a fisher photographer.

George, a 10 inch rainbow trout,

We always

I started doing triathlons（トライアスロンを始めた） to raise money（資金調達のため） for Practice Makes Perfect（プロジェクト名）. Practice Makes Perfect is an educational organization（教育団体） that partners with K-12 schools（小中高と協力して） to help students close that achievement（生徒の学力差を縮める） or opportunity gap（教育の機会を平等に）. One of the startling statistics（驚くべきデータ） I ran across（私が出会った） says that only 10%（わずか10％） of first-generation college students（家族初の大学進学ケース） graduated over six years（6年かけて卒業）. It was the kids I grew up with（ともに育った友達の話）, it was my siblings（兄弟の話） and it was my story.（私自身の話） That lack of justice（不公平さ） really fueled my desire（思いを熱くさせた） to want to give back（恩返し） and do something for my own community（私を育ててくれた地域への貢献）.

I started doing triathlons

to raise money

for Practice Makes Perfect.

Practice Makes Perfect

is an educational organization

that partners with K-12 schools

to help students close

that achievement

or opportunity gap.

One of the startling statistics I ran across

says that only 10%

of first-generation college students

graduated over six years.

It was the kids I grew up with,

it was my siblings and it was my story.

That lack of justice

really fueled my desire

to want to give back

and do something

for my own community.

早口英語も発音が分かれば聞き取れることを

①TED - The small business hustle

TED - The small business hustle

https://www.ted.com/talks/the_hartford_the_small_business_hustle

小さいフレーズ単位に区切って、英語の語順のまま大まかに理解すればOK

Triathlons are a perfect example/ of what it’s like to be a CEO/ or a small business owner./ It’s not about being exceptional/ at any one area./ It’s not about being the expert/ in finance/ or the expert in sales/ or operations./ You need to just be slightly above average/ in all those different areas,/ and ask the right strategic/ and intentional questions/ that are going to generate right outcome./ It’s like a constant learning/ and growing opportunity./

1.喉奥から声を出す

This is the pen that I’m looking for.

”Phonetic spelling”を利用しています。

フォニックスベースのスペリングで、ある程度英語が読める人であれば直感的に分かる表記方法。

＜母音表記の一例＞

Triathlons are a perfect example

of what it’s like to be a CEO

or a small business owner.

It’s not about being exceptional

at any one area.

It’s not about being the expert in finance

or the expert in sales or operations.

You need to just be slightly above average

in all those different areas,

and ask the right strategic

and intentional questions

that are going to generate right outcome.

It’s like a constant learning

and growing opportunity.

エクササイズ

rah〜rah〜rah〜

alright〜alright〜alright〜

Everything’s gonna be alright

/ ev ri things go na bi al rait /

ha〜ha〜ha〜

hau〜hau〜hau〜

How come you’re so mad?

/ hau kum yor sou mad /

woo〜woo〜woo〜

woman〜woman〜woman〜

No woman, no cry

/ nou woo mun nou krai /

Everything’s gonna be alright

/ ev ri things go na bi al rait /

どっちだっけ？発音クイズ

カタカナでは全部「オ」で発音されるものです

①because: 1./bi kahz/ or 2./bi kouz/

②suppose: 1./su pouz/ or 2./su pahz/

③program: 1./prah gram/ or 2./prou gram/

④probably: 1./prah bu bli/ or 2./prou bu bli/

⑤authentic: 1./ou then tik/ or 2./ah then tik/

【発　声】喉奥で声を響かせる

①　MAH da MAH da MAH da

①　NA ra NA ra NA ra

①　LAH ta LAH ta LAH ta

ストレスシラブルを頭拍でとらえる

Now before I get into the details

about the Hi Level mindset,

I want to tell you about the original creator

of the Hi Level mindset.

And that’s my mom.

She doesn’t even know it.

My mom had me

when she was 16 years old.

She was a single mom

with all the odds stacked against her.

And yet, from an unbiased perspective,

I like to say she did a pretty decent job.

TED: https://www.ted.com/talks/cordae_how_a_hi_level_mindset_helps_you_realize_your_potential

How's everybody doing today?

So for those of you who may not know

which is probably the vast majority

My name is Cordae.

I'm 24 years old.

I was born in Raleigh, North Carolina.

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