Silent E Words | Learn English Pronunciation Rules

Hey, this is Bill. And I've got a nice basic English video for

Uy, ito si Bill. At mayroon akong magandang basic English video para sa

you here today. Now, I'm going to talk to you about silent ‘e’.

iyo dito ngayon. Ngayon, kakausapin kita tungkol sa silent 'e'.

Now, a silent letter is a letter in a word

Ngayon, ang silent letter ay isang letra sa isang salita

that we don't say. It's just there.

na hindi natin sinasabi. Nandiyan lang.

We write the word. We write the letter.

Sinusulat namin ang salita. Sinusulat namin ang liham.

But when we read the word, we don't say that letter.

Ngunit kapag binasa natin ang salita, hindi natin sinasabi ang liham na iyon.

Now silent ‘e’, kind of a tricky one here. And I've got some examples to help you.

Ngayon tahimik 'e', ​​medyo nakakalito dito. At mayroon akong ilang mga halimbawa upang matulungan ka.

Now, if you can remember your vowels: a, e, I, o , u

Ngayon, kung maaalala mo ang iyong mga patinig: a, e, I, o , u

Now each vowel has two different sounds. The short sound and the long sound.

Ngayon ang bawat patinig ay may dalawang magkaibang tunog. Ang maikling tunog at ang mahabang tunog.

Well, silent ‘e’ is the letter ‘e’ that comes at the end of a word.

Well, ang tahimik na 'e' ay ang letrang 'e' na dumarating sa dulo ng isang salita.

But we don't say the ‘e’. The ‘e’ is just there to change the vowel

Ngunit hindi namin sinasabi ang 'e'. Nandiyan lang ang 'e' para baguhin ang

sound. Let's take a look here and I'll show you.

tunog ng patinig. Tingnan natin dito at ipapakita ko sa iyo.

All right, now, I have this first word here. plan

Sige, ngayon, mayroon akong unang salita dito. plan

Okay, that's like ‘I have a plan for tomorrow’. Okay, so we know that a plan you make a plan,

Okay, parang 'May plano ako bukas'. Okay, so we know that a plan you make a plan,

then if I do this, now it's not ‘planee’, no.

then if I do this, now it's not 'planee', no.

Now it becomes, before it was short ‘a’, plan, now, long ‘a’, ‘plane’.

Ngayon ito ay nagiging, bago ito ay maikling 'a', plano, ngayon, mahabang 'a', 'eroplano'.

Okay like an airplane, all right. Look at the plane in the sky.

Okay parang eroplano, sige. Tumingin sa eroplano sa langit.

Not plane. Now, it's long ‘a’, ‘plane’.

Hindi eroplano. Ngayon, mahabang 'a', 'eroplano'.

Okay. Next thing going down here.

Sige. Ang susunod na mangyayari dito.

We know this this is a man's name, ‘Tim’. Maybe you have a friend named Tim.

Alam namin na ito ay pangalan ng isang lalaki, 'Tim'. Baka may kaibigan kang Tim.

Okay, but, and again, that is sound, that's short ‘i’.

Okay, ngunit, at muli, iyon ay tunog, iyon ay maikling 'i'.

But if we go ahead, and if we put silent ‘e’ there,

Ngunit kung magpapatuloy tayo, at kung maglalagay tayo ng tahimik na 'e' doon,

that means now ‘time’. Okay.

ibig sabihin ngayon ay 'oras'. Sige.

What time is it? Alright.

Anong oras na? Sige.

Not ‘Timee’. Again, silent ‘e’.

Hindi 'Timee'. Muli, tahimik 'e'.

Don't say it. But now you have the long ‘i' sound, ‘time’.

Wag mong sabihin. Ngunit ngayon mayroon kang mahabang tunog na 'i', 'oras'.

Alright. If you remember, ‘plan’ had the ‘a’

Sige. Kung naaalala mo, ang 'plano' ay may 'a'

with short ‘a'. So does ‘cap’ with the /æ/ sound.

na may maikling 'a'. Gayon din ang 'cap' sa tunog na /æ/.

Alright. So if we have ‘cap’ right now,

Sige. Kaya kung mayroon tayong 'cap' ngayon,

let's go ahead and make ‘cape’. Alright.

sige at gumawa tayo ng 'cape'. Sige.

Now, we go to long ‘a’ with the ‘cape’ sound.

Ngayon, pupunta tayo sa mahabang 'a' na may tunog na 'cape'.

Alright. Keep it going here.

Sige. Ituloy mo dito.

‘hop’ That's short vowel ‘o’.

'hop' Iyan ay maikling patinig na 'o'.

The /ɒ/ sound. Alright.

Ang tunog na /ɒ/. Sige.

So we have ‘hop’. I just did one.

Kaya mayroon kaming 'hop'. isa lang ginawa ko.

Alright. Now after ‘hop’, we put short ‘e’.

Sige. Ngayon pagkatapos ng 'hop', nilagyan namin ng maikling 'e'.

Don't say ‘hoppee’. We say ‘hope’.

Huwag sabihing 'hoppee'. Sinasabi namin 'pag-asa'.

It's like ‘I hope it does not rain tomorrow because I'm going to the baseball game.’

Parang 'Sana hindi umulan bukas dahil pupunta ako sa baseball game.'

Things like that. Alright.

Mga bagay na ganyan. Sige.

Before it was ‘hop’ now ‘hope’ with the long vowel ‘o’ sound.

Dati 'hop' ngayon 'hope' na may mahabang patinig na 'o' na tunog.

All right. Coming up here, we haven't done one with ‘u’

Lahat tama. Pagdating dito, hindi pa tayo nakakagawa ng 'u'

yet. Now long ‘u’, it's a little strange.

. Ngayon mahabang 'u', medyo kakaiba.

It's /u/ okay. But more on that.

ayos lang /u/. Ngunit higit pa tungkol doon.

so here's short ‘u’, ‘tub’. The short vowel ‘u’.

kaya narito ang maikling 'u', 'tub'. Ang maikling patinig na 'u'.

Alright. From ‘tub’, we put silent ‘e’.

Sige. Mula sa 'tub', nilagyan namin ng silent 'e'.

Again, not ‘tubee’, we say ‘tube’. Alright.

Muli, hindi 'tubee', sinasabi namin 'tube'. Sige.

‘A tube of toothpaste.’ Okay.

'Isang tubo ng toothpaste.' Sige.

Goes from ‘tub’ to ‘tube’. But still I'm not saying silent ‘e’.

Mula sa 'tub' papunta sa 'tube'. Pero hindi pa rin ako umiimik ng 'e'.

Alright. After that we come down to ‘bit’.

Sige. Pagkatapos nito ay bumaba kami sa 'bit'.

‘bit’ means a small piece. You know, ‘Can I have a bit of your bread?’

Ang ibig sabihin ng 'bit' ay maliit na piraso. Alam mo, 'Maaari ba akong kumuha ng kaunting tinapay mo?'

Well that's ‘bit’. Again, same as Tim.

Well, iyon ay 'bit'. Muli, katulad ni Tim.

We have the /ɪ/, short vowel ‘I’. So again, silent ‘e’ comes in.

Mayroon kaming /ɪ/, maikling patinig na 'I'. Kaya muli, pumasok ang tahimik na 'e'.

‘bite’ not ‘bitee’. ‘bite’

'kagat' hindi 'kagat'. 'kagat'

Going on there. Now, you're probably getting a good idea of

Pagpunta doon. Ngayon, malamang na nakakakuha ka ng magandang ideya tungkol

it, so I just got two more for you. Again, here.

dito, kaya mayroon na lang akong dalawa pa para sa iyo. Muli, dito.

You know, remember, /ʌ/. The short vowel ‘u’.

Alam mo, tandaan, /ʌ/. Ang maikling patinig na 'u'.

/ʌ/ /ʌ/

/ʌ/ /ʌ/

/ʌ/ Well, here is ‘cut’.

/ʌ/ Well, eto ang 'cut'.

Well, we go ‘cut’ - now ‘cute’. Okay, we have ‘cute’.

Well, pumunta kami sa 'cut' - ngayon 'cute'. Okay, may 'cute' kami.

“Ah, look at the cute puppy.” Alright.

"Ah, tingnan mo ang cute na tuta." Sige.

And now, last one here. I've got ‘rip’.

At ngayon, huling isa dito. May 'rip' ako.

When you don't have scissors. All right.

Kapag wala kang gunting. Lahat tama.

Well there's ‘rip’ and then there's ‘ripe’. Long vowel /eɪ/ with the silent ‘e’.

Well may 'rip' tapos may 'hinog'. Mahabang patinig /eɪ/ na may tahimik na 'e'.

So listen to me as I say these. We've got plane, time, cape, hope, tube, bite,

Kaya makinig ka sa akin habang sinasabi ko ang mga ito. Mayroon kaming eroplano, oras, kapa, pag-asa, tubo, kagat,

cute, and ripe. Never did I say the ‘e’ because it's silent.

cute, at hinog. Hindi ko na nasabi ang 'e' dahil tahimik.

It's just there to make a long vowel. Okay. I hope that was helpful.

Nandiyan lang para gumawa ng mahabang patinig. Sige. Sana ay nakatulong iyon.

And I hope I see you again soon. Thank you very much.

At sana makita kita muli sa lalong madaling panahon. Maraming salamat.