How To Express Your Feelings & Emotions In Hawaiian
23-06-2023, 14:24 | 0nelove | Tutorials | 17 | 0
Published 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 255.91 MB | Duration: 0h 32m
Learn to say stock phrases with the correct inflection, pronunciation, and cadence of the beautiful language
What you'll learn
Student will learn how to say their feelings and emotions by listening, reading phrases on slides, repetition, and speaking those phrases multiple times
Student will learn by seeing written phrases and hearing those phrases through repetition of words that are commonly used in expressing emotions
Student will practice common everyday phrases and get a chance to speak and repeat words with intonation and correct inflection of the Hawaiian Language
Student will say the Hawaiian sounds for letters of the pi`apa, the Hawaiian alphabet because more practice helps to make smoother speech, fluency and speaking
Requirements
No requirements or experience necessary, just come with an open heart and mind ready to learn
Description
This course is for Hawaiian Language learners.How to express your feelings and emotions in Hawaiian is a common everyday part of speech.Practice your pronunciation and correct speaking of Hawaiian Words below. These include the basic question, "How are you?" and twenty-three common answers to that question.Hawaiian is a very expressive language so speaking and sharing feelings are an important part of the culture in order to connect and communicate with others. Connections to emotions are vital to ancient Hawaiian wisdom. There are many Hawaiian proverbs related to the values of Hawaiians. Emotions and feelings are expressed and ultimately seen through behavior which serve to teach children how to live and act. Proper behavior, or pono-right behavior serves to connect the community and the `ohana (family).This course does not come with the PowerPoint or PDF downloads.You can get the PDF download on my Teachers Pay Teachers Site - TPT keyword Tracie Keolalani which you can use to teach or to practice so as to remember what you have learned.If you are a teacher and would like to use this in the classroom, the PowerPoint Slides are interactive and can be used to test your students' knowledge.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction Vid Posted on YouTube, Feelings and Emotions
Lecture 1 Introduction Video Posted on YouTube, Feelings & Emotions
Section 2: Section 2 Feelings #1-5
Lecture 2 Feelings #1-5 Very Good, OK, As Usual, Good, Sleepy
Section 3: Section 3 Feelings #6-10
Lecture 3 Feelings #6-10 Hungry, Sad, Sick, Excited, Irritated
Section 4: Section 4 Feelings #11-17
Lecture 4 Feelings#11-17Tired, Very Angry, Relaxed, Peaceful, Kinda Thirsty, Furious,Sulky
Section 5: Section 5 Feelings #18-23
Lecture 5 Feelings #18-23 Very Happy, Pleased, Scared, Busy, Blessed, Finished
Beginning Hawaiian Language Learners and curious learners who love Hawai`i and the Hawaiian culture
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