![Linguistic Interference
- Sound System
ルール
refrigerator
?
rule
1. Can’t hear some L2 sounds
which is not used in L1
[Differentiation]
2. Use similar sounds of L1
to say L2 words
[Substitution]
(Weinreich,1955)
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Rhymoe and English Rhythm Movement
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Rhymoe is an unique English Program which is combined rhythm, body movement, music and English. We focus on the connection of English language rhythm and its sense of space, then we call English language rhythm as "Bouncing rhythm". On the other hand, we call Japanese language rhythm as "Stomping rhythm". People listen / speak language with typical language rhythm body mode as they can perceive language rhythm through their body. That means, we speak English in "Bouncing rhythm" body mode, we speak Japanese in "Stomping rhythm" mode. Our “English Rhythm Movement” method uses gross / fine motor movement connected with English "Bouncing rhythm". Instructor lead the attendees in a "Bouncing rhythm" body mode first, then sing / chant rhythmical English phrases and repeat. That helps to learn English effectively, and to easy to remember. Japanese speaking people have strong linguistic interference to English language, and they are struggling to listen / speak English. To Learn “Bouncing rhythm” body mode is the key to listen / speak in English, especially for Japanese speaking people. For more information, go to rhymoe.com
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- 3. English BOUNCING RHYTHM • Periodical rhythm with down / up • Bouncing • Skipping • jumping Japanese STOMPING RHYTHM • Single down beat only, not periodical • Same length, same strength • “Gu-ri-ko” game • Making Haiku (count on fingers) Natsue Washizu（1992) Differences between English and Japanese (2) Rhythm of Language with sense of space Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 4. English Japanese Where are you going tomorrow? あ し た ど こ に い き ま す か ？ Differences between English and Japanese (2) Rhythm of Language with sense of space Bouncing Rhythm Stomping Rhythm Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 5. Linguistic Interference - Sound System ルール refrigerator ? rule 1. Can’t hear some L2 sounds which is not used in L1 [Differentiation] 2. Use similar sounds of L1 to say L2 words [Substitution] (Weinreich,1955) Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 6. Where are you going tomorrow? Where are you going tomorrow? Where are you going tomorrow? Japanese Native Speaker Stomping Rhythm Linguistic Interference - Rhythm Perception Bouncing Rhythm Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019 (Strong / weak stress) (High / low pitch) ‘Stomping’ Body Mode
- 7. Music has Up beat / Down beat Many songs start from upbeat Always starts from downbeat in stomping rhythm mode ４ ４ ♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩♩ Rhythm Interference in music (pause) Pick-it up, pick-it up, pick-it… Pick-it up, pick it up… Stomping Rhythm Bouncing Rhythm ４ ４ ♩♩♩Pick-it up, pick-it up, pick-it up… ♩♩♩ ♩♩♩ Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 8. What is Rhymoe®? Unique English Program which is combined Rhythm, Movement, Music and English Use “English Rhythm Movement” method Learn “Bouncing rhythm” body mode to listen English / express in English Improve basic skills of music / dance / sports Rhymoe has been practiced over 4000 people of age 0-80 (from Nov. 2015) *Rhymoe Logo: Registered trademark #5852633 Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 9. What is “English Rhythm Movement”? Rhythm English MovementMusic What’s this? It’s a book. Bring to “Bouncing-Rhythm” Body mode Sing /Chant in English With Body Movements *Registered trademark #5994851 Bouncing Rhythm Verbo-Tonal method TPR; Total Physical Response ASL; American Sign Language Jolly Phonics Musical Therapy Dance Fitness Jazz Chants Nursery Rhyme Dalcrose, Orff Linguistics Phonology Neuro Science Psychology Flow theory Teaching method which synchronize Rhythm of English, Rhythm of music and Body movements Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 10. Verbotonal (VT) Method Stimulus-response therapy technique For hearing impaired person For foreign language learners (SGAV) Body as a Transmitter and a Receiver Body Movements to develop perception of the parameters of speech (tension, intensity, time, space, direction etc.) Use from macro movements to micro movements Nursery rhymes and Musical stimulation can be used to train rhythm and intonation patterns Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019 Dr. Petar Guberia (1913-2005) Founder of Verbotonal method
- 11. Rhymoe Activity Lap Play Egg Shakers Circle Song, Action Song Read Aloud Sensory Play Jump Rope / Hand Clapping Game Rhythm English Move- mentMusic Rhymoe & English Rhythm Movement, May 2019
- 12. YOSHIMI ISHIKAWA Apr 1991 – Mar 1995 Kyoto University, Japan - Bachelor of Education Lived in the US for 8 years and raised 3 kids from preschool to high school Apr 2003- Mar 2006 Kindergarten teacher at Princeton Japanese school, NJ, USA Dec 2014 – Present, Zumba® fitness instructor (JP licenced) Certified Japanese language teacher on Oct.2014 Trumpet experience over 20 years and played at symphonic band / Orchestra Started teaching Rhymoe from Nov. 2015 Established English Rhythm Movement Association (ERMA) on Feb. 2017 July 2017 – Present, Zumbini® instructor Rhymoe® creator Representative Director of English Rhythm Movement Association (ERMA)