Warm Up

Students were all given a number from one to sixteen. A random number would be called and the student with that number needed to stand up. Then we made it a bit harder. When a students number was called, they had to stand up and call another number. The student with that number had to stand and call another number, and so on and so forth.

Lesson 1 - Sounds and Pronunciation

After reviewing the sounds and tones we learned last week, we learned these sounds:

ÁCH ẠCH / ÁP ẠP / Ă / ẮP ẶP / ẮC ẶC - ẮT ẶT

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Lesson 2 - Universal Language Generator

Students were introduced to Paul Janulus, and his amazing life learning up to 62 languages. They were then introduced to the Universal Language Generator and shown the potential for literally the millions of different sentences it can generate. Then we were taken through the worksheet. Using these three columns with five words in each, generates a possible 125 different sentences.

Lesson 3 - Sounds and Pronunciation

For this lesson we learned these sounds:

ĂN - ĂNG / ĂM / Â / ẤC ẬC - ẤT ẬT / ẤP ẬP

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Lesson 4 - Books of the bible

Learning the Pentateuch. After being orchestrated to learn the five hardest bible books to learn in Vietnamese, the class used the balloon educational exercise to accelerate their memory and their pronunciation. The audio for this lesson can be found via the link below (in Homework).

Lesson 5 - Sounds and Pronunciation

For this lesson we learned these sounds:

ÂM / ÂN - ÂNG / ÂU / ÂY

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Lesson 6 - Days of the Week, Months of the Year and Ordinal Numbers

If you have learned Vietnamese numbers, you essentially already know the days of the week and the months of the year. After learning these in class, again the class played with balloons to aid in learning these new vital lists.

Lesson 7 - Culture Lesson

Getting familiar with Vietnam, read the notes here.

Lesson 8 - Field Service

Cám ơn was added to the presentation this week. Also, a couple of different types of literature were introduced in the event that students would rather offer a magazine (tạp chí) or a brochure (sách mỏng).