Teach me EnglishAprender Inglês com Música
Seria aprender inglês por meio de músicas prejudicial?
Bom, o aprendizado independente da forma é sempre bom, mas deve-se tomar um certo cuidado com as músicas pois grande parte apresenta vários erros gramaticais. Então seria legal aprender com música sim mas além de música ler bastante para que aos poucos podermos identificar aquilo que foge da regra culta da língua.
Aqui algumas palavras relacionadas a música:
Chorus - Refrão;
Cappella - Capela;
Lyrics - Letra de música;
Sing/Sang/Sung - Verbo cantar (presente/passado/particípio)
Singer - Aquele que canta. Cantor.
Song - Canção;
Voice - Voz;
CD - Compact Disc;
Rhythm - Ritmo;
Compose/Composed/Composed - Verbo compor (presente/passado/particípio)
Drum - Bateria;
Melody - Melodia;
Guitar - Violão;
Bass - Baixo;
Band - Banda;
Play/Played/Played - Verbo Tocar* (presente/passado/particípio)
Solo - Solo
Instrument - Instrumento;
Orchestra - Orquestra;
Improvise/Improvised/Improvised - Verbo Improvisar (presente/passado/particípio);
Sacred - Musica religiosa;
See you!
2 Comments
Adorei este site. Gostaria de outras musicaS PARA TRABALHAR OS TEMPOS VERBAIS.sERÁ POSSIVEL?
Obrigada!.
Helena M Lago
Comment by Helena Maria do Lago — May 6, 2008 @ 10:54 pm
Hello!
My name is Wilber Chavez and I work for yappr.com, which is a website where you can practice and learn English while having fun. The site was created by Patrick Nee whom has always had a great interest in learning languages.
Patrick learned both Italian and Japanese as an adult, and in both cases he found watching television to be a great way to study. Nonetheless, he found DVDs to be cumbersome and often hard to understand. To help other people to learn languages using television, Patrick created yappr.com (http://www.yappr.com), which was just recently launched.
yappr.com has short and entertaining English videos clips with many tools to make them easier to use as engaging content for English learning. Each video has subtitles in English, subtitles in Portuguese, the ability to easily repeat each phrase, and even has a second recording with the audio pronounced slowly and clearly, it would help a lot to develop listening and reading skills. These tools make content understandable to intermediate and even beginning students. Every day new videos are posted, including contemporary music videos, current events and fashion, cartoons, commercials and lots more.
I invite you to visit, review and recommend it to your readers/members. I believe yappr.com would be of great interest to your readers/members. Would you be willing to review the web site and let your readers/members know about it? Also, if you are interested we can have a cross link with our site and blog.
Please, let me know if you are interested in it. I am available to answer any questions you might have and you can also read Patrick blog at http://patrick.blogs.yappr.com/2007/10/welcome-to-yappr.html or contact him to get more information.
Sincerely.
Wilber Chavez
www.yappr.com
Comment by wilber — June 12, 2008 @ 4:51 pm