Влияние валлийского языка на английский

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1. Влияние валлийского языка на английский
2. Introduction Objective: to determine the degree of
3. General InformationWelsh belongs to the Brett group
4. Examples of Welsh and English wordsYsgrifenyddes –
5. Pronunciation Welsh alphabet:a b c ch d
6. PronunciationStress in Welsh: Aber'ystwyth, Llan'dudno. Exceptions: Cym'raeg
7. Pronunciation
8. ArticlesArticle: y ,yr and r,
9. Mutations of the initial consonantsCompare: dydd Llun
10. Verb SystemIn colloquial Welsh, most grammatical times
11. GrammarIn general, word order and other grammar
12. Borrowing
13. Conclusion In general, Welsh had a great
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Introduction Objective: to determine the degree of influence of Welsh on EnglishTasks:Identify the main similarities of languagesShow the degree of influence of one language on anotherHypothesis: Welsh is in some way

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Слайд 1Welsh
Studying of its influence on the British English

Слайд 2Introduction
Objective: to determine the degree of influence of Welsh on

English
Tasks:
Identify the main similarities of languages
Show the degree of influence

of one language on another
Hypothesis: Welsh is in some way an ancestor of English.

Introduction Objective: to determine the degree of influence of Welsh on EnglishTasks:Identify the main similarities of languagesShow

Слайд 3General Information
Welsh belongs to the Brett group of Celtic languages,

is widespread in the western part of Britain - Wales,

as well as Chubut, a colony of Welsh immigrants in the Patagonia region in Argentina.

General InformationWelsh belongs to the Brett group of Celtic languages, is widespread in the western part of

Слайд 4Examples of Welsh and English words

Ysgrifenyddes – [jasgrifinides] – a

secretаry

Nes i fynd adre – [nes ai find eidre] –I

went home

Mẁg – [mлg]- a cup

Examples of Welsh and English wordsYsgrifenyddes – [jasgrifinides] – a secretаryNes i fynd adre – [nes ai

Слайд 5Pronunciation

Welsh alphabet:
a b c ch d dd e f f

g g ng h i j l l m m

o o p p r r r s t th u w y

English alphabet:
A b c d e f g h I j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Pronunciation Welsh alphabet:a b c ch d dd e f f g g ng h i j

Слайд 6Pronunciation

Stress in Welsh: Aber'ystwyth, Llan'dudno.

Exceptions: Cym'raeg 'Welsh';

Verbs in

-au, -oi, -eu - ne'sau 'approach';

Late English borrowing- 'Methodist'

Methodist 'and some other cases.

PronunciationStress in Welsh: Aber'ystwyth, Llan'dudno. Exceptions: Cym'raeg 'Welsh'; Verbs in -au, -oi, -eu - ne'sau 'approach'; Late

Слайд 7Pronunciation

Слайд 8Articles
Article: y ,yr and r, r‘,
for example:

mae’r gath tu allan.(There is a cat on the street).
The

others use the article yr,
for example: yr ardd.
Article y: y bachgen.
for example:
tywysoges "(a certain) princess",
but y dywysoges "(this) princess

ArticlesArticle: y ,yr and r, r‘, for example: mae’r gath tu allan.(There is a cat

Слайд 9Mutations of the initial consonants

Compare:
dydd Llun -

'Monday‘ and
ddydd Llun - 'on Monday‘
It depends

on the preceding word:
I - 'to', yn - 'to' and a - 'and'.

Mutations of the initial consonantsCompare: dydd Llun - 'Monday‘ and ddydd Llun - 'on Monday‘

Слайд 10Verb System

In colloquial Welsh, most grammatical times use an auxiliary

verb, usually bod - 'to be'.
In English, the verb "BE"

is used, for example "I am here.", In English, "I am here" (I am here)

It is from the Welsh that the manner of the "addition" of the verb has gone.

Verb SystemIn colloquial Welsh, most grammatical times use an auxiliary verb, usually bod - 'to be'.In English,

Слайд 11Grammar
In general, word order and other grammar are borrowed from

Welsh, but words and pronunciation change slightly, since English itself

has been the language of the colony for some time. It collected from French, German, Italian and other Central European languages.

GrammarIn general, word order and other grammar are borrowed from Welsh, but words and pronunciation change slightly,

Слайд 12Borrowing

Слайд 13Conclusion

In general, Welsh had a great influence on English,

having rooted some of its grammatical and syntactic elements in

still developing English. During the "formation" of English, Welsh was still in use. The close geographical location of Wales and Britain itself further contributed to the development of English in the Welsh "style."