Sentences with phrase «phonetic sound of»

In comes transliterate - you just type in the phonetic sounds of the language, and it converts it into the desired language.

We have had so much fun making these animals together — and they are helping him learn the phonetic sounds of the letters, so...

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The main result of the development of phonetic awareness in the preschool years is a newfound ability to connect sounds to the written language.

This awareness of the native language strengthens immensely during the preschool years, extending from sounds to more complex forms of phonetic awareness, such as the ability to tell you how many syllables are in a certain word.

These methods are called «acoustic - phonetic» because they combine measurements obtained by listening (acoustic) with the output of automated sound analysis (phonetics).

Teachers were familiar with the alphabetic method, in which learning to read was synonymous with learning the letters of the alphabet; the word method, in which children learned short whole words (as in the Dick and Jane readers); and the phonetic method, in which children learned to read by sounding out the letters and combinations of letters that form words.

This is built on a foundation of earlier lessons that begin with 3 - year - olds learning the sounds associated with each letter symbol, stringing those sounds together to write words with stencils of letters in a material called the Movable Alphabet, leading up to the earliest lessons in phonetic reading.

Knowing what I do about the English language and its spelling, and how it came about, I would not dream of advocating that English spelling should be made completely phonetic, with one - to - one relationships between sounds and letters, with merely 44 spellings for the 44 English sounds.

Reading Horizons is a K - adult phonics program that provides instruction in (the) 42 Sounds (of the Alphabet), (the) Five Phonetic Rules, and a two - step decoding system and may be taught by teachers or well - trained paraprofessionals.

The Reading Horizons Online Reading Workshop simplifies the challenge of teaching reading into simple and powerful skills that clarify how to read, including: the Five Phonetic Skills, Two Decoding Skills, and the 42 Sounds of the Alphabet.

When you shift down on the move with a flick of the left paddle, the chips will automatically blip the throttle; when you give it stick and keep the right foot firmly planted, a phonetic explosion marks the transition at 4500 rpm; when you upshift close to the redline, the four sounds almost like a five, and then very briefly even like a six.

Subaru says that the BRZ stands for Boxer engine, Rear - wheel drive Zenith, but it sounds more like a phonetic interpretation of a weedeater to us.

One wonders if the sound of the Atlantic Ocean's drift between Granger Bay and Three Anchor Bay inspired the naming of this coastal portion lending itself gently to Wikipedia's suggestion that «Mouille is a phonetic term that applies to certain consonants having a palatalised, «liquid» or softened sound».

Calame also creates a linguistic analogy to the noisy collisions of color in her painting: she titles the works with invented words such as eeec - FFw - eeec - FFwFFw and g - kgg kooo - kggkooo - kggkoo, which are phonetic transcriptions of sound.

Linguistic and phonetic associations do seem to whet the appetite of this Canadian artist, who also played with the sound of her first name in the title of her most recent solo show at Kunstverein Freiburg, «All Is On» (All - is - on), to which the show at Giò Marconi acts as a sort of postscript, an afterword.