Убьем сразу трех зайцев при запоминании элементов одежды, запомним: 1) произношение, 2) изображение предмета и 3) как слово пишется по английски.
Слова из ролика:
Clothing
Twenty four words by elf learnning.
One, two,three, here we go!
Hat, boots, cap, coat, dress, earmuffs, glasses, gloves, jacket, jeans, mittens, pajamas, pants, rainboots, scarf, shirt, shoes, shorts, skirt, socks, sweater, swimsuit, t-shirt, underpants!
Ok everyone, it’s your turn!
Can you say it? Here we go!
….
Good job! Goodbye. See you later. Bye bye. See ya. Thank you. Come again. Bye.
Детская песенка об одежде на английском языке
Слова с переводом и транскрипцией
| слово | транскрипция | перевод |
| again | [ǝʹgeın] | опять |
| boots | [bu:ts] | ботинки |
| by | [baı] | у; при; около |
| bye | [baı] | пока! |
| can | [kæn] | мочь; быть в состоянии; уметь |
| cap | [ʹkæp] | кепка; фуражка; шапка |
| clothing | [ʹklǝuðıŋ] | одежда |
| coat | [kǝut] | пальто |
| come | [kʌm] | приходить; подходить; идти |
| dress | [dres] | платье |
| earmuffs | [ʹıǝmʌfs] | наушники (для защиты от холода или шума) |
| four | [fɔ:] | четыре |
| glasses | [ʹglɑ:sız] | очки |
| go | [gɔ] | идти; ехать |
| good | [gud] | хороший |
| goodbye | [gudʹbaı] | до свидания |
| hat | [hæt] | шляпа; шапка |
| here | [hıǝ] | здесь |
| jacket | [ʹdʒækıt] | куртка; жакет; пиджак |
| jeans | [dʒi:nz] | джинсы |
| job | [dʒɔb] | работа |
| later | [ʹleıtǝ] | позже |
| one | [wʌn] | один; первый |
| pants | [pænts] | брюки |
| say | [seı] | говорить |
| scarf | [skɑ:f] | шарф |
| see | [si:] | видеть |
| shirt | [ʃɜ:t] | рубашка |
| shorts | [ʃɔ:ts] | шорты |
| skirt | [skɜ:t] | юбка |
| sweater | [ʹswetǝ] | свитер |
| thank | [Өæŋk] | благодарить |
| three | [Өri:] | три |
| T-shirt | [ʹti:ʃɜ:t] | футболка |
| turn | [tɜ:n] | очередь |
| twenty | [ʹtwentı] | двадцать |
| two | [tu:] | два |
| underpants | [ʹʌndǝpænts] | трусы |
| we | [wı] | мы |
| you | [ju:] | вы |
| your | [jɔ:] | ваш |
English Joke
A young boy was playing with a ball in the street. He kicked it too hard, and it broke the window of a house and fell inside. A lady came to the window with the ball and shouted at the young boy, so he ran away, but he still wanted his ball back. A few minutes later he returned and knocked at the door of the house, and when the lady answered it, he said,”My father’s going to come and fix your window very soon.”
After a few more minutes a man came to the door with tools in his hand, so the lady let the boy take his ball away.
When the man finished fixing the window, he said to the lady, “That will cost you exactly ten dollars.”
“But aren’t you the father of that young boy?” the woman asked, looking surprised. “No,” he answered,equally surprised.
“Aren’t you his mother?”
| it is eight o’clock | [it] [iz] [eit] | восемь часов |