Aprende Chavacano 04 - Type it right - the stressed A sound

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CHAVACÁNO: TYPE IT RIGHT THE CHAVACÁNO LEARNING SERIES

Jaime Alfredo Cabrera – Albukhary International University – 6/9/2013 mr.jaime.aiugmail.com

El sunór A fuersáo The stressed A sound

The Stressed Sound …

… can be typed using different shortcuts

NEXT SLIDE

ALSO KNOWN AS THE ACCENTED SYLLABLE

nadá swim

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CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = + MS Word:

náda nothing

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CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = + MS Word:

tása

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ALT 0225 á = CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = + cup

tasá

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ALT 0225 á = CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = + measure out

El tása ay tasá! The cup will measure!

El tása ya tasá! The cup measured!

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básta

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ALT 0225 á = CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = +

enough

ALT 160 á =

bastá

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ALT 0225 á = CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = +

don‘t argue with me

ALT 160 á =

Tasá el tása! Measure the cup!

Básta! Bastá! Enough! Don’t argue!

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bastá

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ALT 0225 á = CTRL APOST

ROPHE a á = +

No reason Just because

ALT 160 á =

Porque mi tása? Why my cup?

Bastá! No reason!

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Ántes

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before CTRL APOST

ROPHE Á = + A

Ára now

Áy!

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No way!

CTRL APOST

ROPHE A Á = + ALT 0193 Á =

Áy!

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No way!

CTRL APOST

ROPHE A Á = + ALT 0193 Á =

Ántes nadá! Before swimming!

Áy! No way!

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ásco

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disgust CTRL APOST

ROPHE A Á = + ALT 160 á =

Ára

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Now

CTRL APOST

ROPHE A Á = + ALT 0193 Á =

Ára mismo Right now

ará

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plow

CTRL APOST

ROPHE A Á = + ALT 160 á =

Ára, ará! Now, plow!

Macaásco! Disgusting!

Image courtesy of greggfetter.blogspot.com The word ára comes from the Spanish ahora, but written as it is spoken in Chavacáno.

Maárte bo! You’re finicky!

Maárte bo! You’re a drama queen!

Image courtesy of greggfetter.blogspot.com The words bo and bos comes from the Portuguese vos, and evos but written as they spoken in Chavacáno.

The Stressed Sound …

… can be typed using a keyboard shortcut

NEXT SLIDE

ALSO KNOWN AS THE ACCENTED SYLLABLE

Type the Chavacáno Stressed A

Á = Alt 0193

á = Alt 160

NEXT SLIDE

METHOD 1

Type the Chavacáno Stressed A

Á = Alt 0193

á = Alt 0225

NEXT SLIDE

METHOD 2

Type the Chavacáno Stressed A

Á = CTRL apostrophe A

á = CTRL apostrophe a

NEXT SLIDE

METHOD 3

plow disgusting no way

drama queen

before enough

don’t argue cup measure; dole out nothing swim

REV

IEW

ará macaásco áy

maárte

ántes básta

bastá tása tasá náda nadá

now ára

finicky maárte

no reason bastá

Ára, ará! Now, plow!

Macaásco! Disgusting! Áy! No way!

Maárte! Finicky! Drama queen!

ántes before básta enough bastá no reason; don’t argue tása cup tasá measure; dole out náda nothing nadá swim

REV

IEW

2

___ 04. plow ___ 05. disgusting ___ 06. no way

___ 02. will

___ 07. before ___ 08. enough

___ 10. don’t argue ___ 11. cup ___ 12. measure ___ 13. nothing ___ 14. swim

TEST

ará macaásco ay

áy

ántes básta

bastá tasá tása náda nadá

___ 03. now ará

___ 01. finicky maárte

___ 09. no reason bastá

___ 15. dole out tasá

___ 04. plow ___ 05. finicky ___ 06. no way

___ 02. ay

___ 07. before ___ 08. enough

___ 10. don’t argue ___ 11. cup ___ 12. measure ___ 13. nothing ___ 14. swim

KEY

ará maárte áy

will

ántes básta

bastá tása tasá náda nadá

___ 03. now ára

___ 01. disgusting macaásco

___ 09. no reason bastá

___ 15. dole out

tasá

CHAVACÁNO: TYPE IT RIGHT THE CHAVACÁNO LEARNING SERIES

Jaime Alfredo Cabrera – Albukhary International University – 6/9/2013 mr.jaime.aiugmail.com

El sunór A fuersáo The stressed A sound