Unit 5 Languages around the world Listening and Speaking 课件-2023-2024学年高中英语人教版（2019）必修第一册

Unit 5 Languages around the world Listening and Speaking T read Learning aims At the end of this lesson, you will be able to: 1. point out some countries and their official languages. 2. figure out what the pronouns (代词) refer to in listening. 3. talk about which foreign language you want to learn and the reasons. Video People in different countries say “Hello”. What countries do the pictures stand for（代表）? ①The CN Tower ②Brandenburg Gate ④Red Square ⑤Taj Mahal ③Louvre Museum ⑥Palace of Madrid Canada Germany France Russia India Spain Before Listening Hello! Hallo! Bonjour! Здравствyйтe! नमसत! Hola! P60 Canada English, French Germany German France French Russia Russian India Hindi, English Spain Spanish Before Listening What official languages(官方语言) are spoken in these countries? Hello! Hallo! Bonjour! Здравствyйтe! नमसत! Hola! Before Listening Do you know their official languages? China Japan Egypt Korea Denmark -Chinese -Arabic(埃及-阿拉伯语) -Danish -Korean -Japanese Where can you hear many languages at the same time? at the international conference. For example, this one This is The UN conference. It is one of the important conferences in the world. But can all the languages be heard in the UN conference? No, it has its own official languages. What are they? … Maybe, let’s listen to the tape, and check whether our guessing is correct or not? 1.Tick the two languages with the most native speakers.Circle the official languages of the United Nations(UN)联合国. Russian Chinese Korean Japanese Spanish Arabic English French Listening 1 Ex.2.3 2. _______________languages are there in the world. 3. _____________ billion people speak the UN’s official languages as their native or second language. Nearly 7,000 Around 2.8 While listening, I have three tasks for you:   First, Circle the official languages of the United Nations(UN) Second，try to tick the two languages with the most native speakers. Third: How many billion people speak the UN’s official languages as their na