《英文拟声字》课件

PPT coursewarefor Englishonomatopoeic characters•Introduction•Onomatopoeia in English•The applicationof onomatopoeiccharactersin literatureand dailylife•The Creativityand HumorofOnomatopoeia Characters•Summary01IntroductionWhat isonomatopoeic charactersOnomatopoeic characters arewords thatinitiate orsuggest thesounds associated withthe objectsor actionsthey representTheyare often used inEnglish to create avivo andrealistic effectin writing orspeechOnomatopoeic words can bedivided intotwo categories:thosethat approximateactual sounds and thosethat suggestorreassemble the soundsassociated with objectsor actionsTheimportance of onomatopoeic charactersEnhancethe expressivenessof languageOnomatopoeic characters addexpressiveness tolanguage bycreating amorevivid andrealistic effectThey helpto bringwords tolife andmake themmoreengaging for the readeror listenerConveymeans and emotionsOnomatopoeic characters can Conveyspecific meansandemotionsthat aredifficultto expressthrough formallanguage They can helpto evokecertificatefeelings orcreate agranular atmosphereinwritingor speechAddcultural depthOnomatopoeiccharacters are often closelyassociatedwithspecific culturesandlanguages Theycan providea windowinto thecultural contextof aspecificlanguage,adding depthand wealthto thecommunicationThe historicalbackground of onomatopoeiccharactersThe originof onomatopoeic characters can be tracedback toambient times,when peoplefirst begintocreatewritten languagesOverthe centers,onomatopoeic charactershave developedand evolved,becoming anintegral partof manylanguages,including EnglishTheuse of onomatopoeic charactershas changedover time,reflecting theevolutionof languageand culture02Onomatopoeia inEnglishAnimal onomatopoeic characters01020304Dog Barking:Woof,woof CatMeowing:Meow,Cow mooing:Moo,mooRooster Crowing:Cock-ameowdoodle dooNaturalonomatopoeiccharacters01020304Raindrops:Tick lock,Wind Blowing:Thunder Roaring:rum Firecracking:Pop pop,tick stockWhooshing soundrum crackcrack crackHumanbehavior onomatopoeiaLaughter:Ha ha,hee heeCrying:Wah,wahSneezing:A-choo!Snoring:Hrrmph,hrrmph03The applicationofonomatopoeiccharactersin literatureand dailylifeOnomatopoeic charactersin childrensstorybooksDescribing animal sounds01In childrensstorybooks,simulating animalsounds iscommon,such asbarking indicatingdog barkingand meowingindicatingcat barking.Enhance readingexperience02By usingonomatopoeic words,children can better understandandimagine thesituations inthe story,increase readinginterestand participation.Promoting languageacquisition03Repeated useofonomatopoeic words instories helpschildrenremember andimitate,thereby acquiringnew vocabularyandexpressions.Onomatopoeiccharactersin moviesand TVdramasCreatingAtmosphereonomatopoeic wordsare usedin moviesand TVdramas tocreate specificatmospheres andsituations,such ashissing for the sound of flamesburning,and clickingforthe sound ofbreaking.Character emotionalexpressionThrough onomatopoeic words,the emotionalstate ofa charactercan beexpressed,such ashumindicating arroganceand wuwuindicating sadnessand crying.Enhanced visual effectsThe combinationofonomatopoeic words andvisual effectscan enhance the expressive powerof moviesor TVdramas,making theaudience moreimmersive.Onomatopoeia charactersin advertisementsandbrand namesAttentiongrabbing Brandimage EnhancedMemoryshapingonomatopoeic wordsare oftenUsing onomatopoeic words inOnomatopoeic wordshaveused inadvertisements tocatch brandnames oradvertising uniquenessand easeof memory,the audiencesattention,such asslogans helpsshape brandimage,making it easier forhissingfor steamingcoffee andconvey brandcharacteristics andadvertisements orbrand namesgudongforthe sound ofvalues.to beremembered anddrinkingwater.disseminated bypeople.04The Creativityand HumorofOnomatopoeia CharactersCreatingnew vocabularythrough onomatopoeiccharactersCreatingnew vocabulary:By Enhancingexpressivepower:Increase languageinterest:Usingimitating thevocabulary ofsound,Using onomatopoeic wordscanonomatopoeic wordscan makewecan createnew vocabulary,more accuratelydescribe soundslanguage moreinteresting andmakinglanguage morerich andand actions,making expressionhumorous.For example,the wordvivid.For example,the wordmore vividand specific.For oinkimitates the sound ofa pig,zoom imitates thesound of example,the wordsplash evokinga cuteimage ofa pigandbees andhas nowbecome aimitatesthesoundof water increasingthe funof language.commonly usedterm to describe splashing,making iteasier forfast moving orzoom people to imaginespecific scenes.photography.Using onomatopoeiccharacters tocreate humouseffects•Creating humorouseffects:onomatopoeicwordscan mimicvarioussounds andactions,creating humorouseffects throughexaggeration,imitation,and othermeans.For example,the wordcrash imitatesthesound ofa heavyobject landing,evoking scenesof accidentsorfailures,thus generatinga sense of humor.•Creating a relaxed atmosphere:Using onomatopoeicwords inspeeches,teaching,and otheroccasions cancreate arelaxedand enjoyableatmosphere,relieving tension.For example,the wordtick stockimitates thetickingsoundofa clock,making peoplefeel thattime passesquickly andcreating arelaxed feeling.•Creating visualscenes:onomatopoeicwordscan makeiteasier for peopleto imaginespecific scenes,therebyenhancing thevisualeffectof language.For example,the wordsplash imitatesthesoundofwatersplashing,making iteasierforpeopletoimagine scenessuch asswimming andsplashing,thereby enhancingthe visualeffectof language.Using onomatopoeiccharacters to describeabstract concepts•Describe abstract concepts:onomatopoeicwordscan be used todescribeabstractconceptsor emotions,making expressionmore vividandconcrete.For example,the wordoops imitatesthesoundofsurprise orregret and can beused todescribe emotionsof suddenrealizationof mistakesor failures.•Enhanced emotionalexpression:onomatopoeicwordscanbeused toenhancetheeffectiveness ofemotionalexpression.For example,the wordsob imitatesthesoundof cryingandcanbeused todescribeemotions ofsadnessor pain.•Creating concreteimages:onomatopoeicwordscanbeused tocreate concreteimages,making abstractconceptsor emotionseasier tounderstand.For example,the wordzoom imitatesfastmovingsoundsandcanbe used todescriberapidly developingtrends orevents,thereby creatinga concreteimage.05SummaryThe uniqueposition ofonomatopoeiccharactersinlanguageOnomatopoeic characters are aspecial typeof wordthat limitsnatural sounds,such asanimalsounds,humanspeech,and naturalphenomena Theyare animportant partof language,as theycan expresscertain meaningsandemotions more accurately and vividly thanother wordsOnomatopoeiccharacters arewidely usedinEnglish,and theyareoften usedtocreateasenseofrealism orenhancethe descriptionof cancerscenes orevents Theyare alsousedtoexpress receiptemotions orcreate areceiptatmosphereThe benefitsof learningonomatopoeiccharacters•Enhanced languageskills:Learning onomatopoeiccharacters can helpimprove Englishlistening,speaking,reading,and writingskills Asonomatopoeiccharacters areoftenusedin dailyconversations andliteraryworks,knowing themcan help learners betterunderstand anduseEnglish indifferent contexts•Improved communicationskills:Onomatopoeiccharacterscan helplearners expressreceipt ofmeanings andemotionsmoreaccuratelyandvividlyTheycanalso helplearners betterunderstand theculture andbackgroundof Englishspeaking countries,as onomatopoeiccharacters areoften closelyrelated tolocal cultureandtraditions•Enhanced creativity:Learning onomatopoeiccharacterscanhelplearnersdevelop theircreativity Asonomatopoeiccharactersareoftenusedin creative writing,knowing themcanhelplearners betterunderstandand usecreativewritingtechniques,such asfamily,metaphor,personality,etcTHANKS感谢观看。