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Aku Bisa Berbahasa Inggris - Pelajaran 1

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Educational

Main Ideas / Lessons

  • This lesson is designed specifically for beginners, starting from “zero.”
  • To succeed in speaking English, learners must:
    • Follow the teacher’s instructions
    • Study seriously
    • Commit consistently
  • Learners are encouraged to complete 10 lessons/videos to achieve the course goals and receive a certificate.
  • Expected skills after 10 days include:
    1. Introducing yourself
    2. Asking questions related to a self-introduction
    3. Introducing other people
    4. Describing yourself and others
    5. Asking about and expressing daily activities
    6. Mastering at least ~200 vocabulary words
  • The lesson focuses on learning basic self-introduction phrases and gradually improving pronunciation.

Method / Instructions Taught

Course Commitment

  • Study at least 10 lessons/videos (intended to be completed in about 10 days).
  • Don’t stop after 10 lessons—continue learning afterward for further improvement.

Materials

  • From the start, prepare one book and one pen.

Pronunciation Routine

  • The teacher will:
    • Read the text normally first
    • Explain the meaning
    • Demonstrate slow pronunciation
  • Students should:
    • Follow the teacher
    • Become active in speaking

Class Participation Cues

  • When the teacher says “repeat after me,” students should repeat the phrases.

Core Language Content Practiced

  • Self-introduction sentence structure, demonstrated with examples:
    • “My name is ___.”
    • “I am from ___.”
    • “I live in ___.”
    • “I am a ___ (student/teacher).”
    • “I like to learn English.” / “I like learning English.”
  • Meaning of key words/phrases:
    • “Introduction” = introduction
    • “Live” = to stay
    • “Languages” = languages (various languages)
  • Pronunciation / fluency note:
    • The teacher emphasizes learning slowly first because connected speech can sound difficult.
    • Example: “I live in” may sound faster/connected in natural speech.

Job Vocabulary Example

  • Students are shown job words (examples include multiple jobs with/without “-s”):
    • “Jobs” has “s” because there are several jobs.
    • “Job” is singular if there is only one.
  • The teacher provides job examples to memorize (e.g., doctor, nurse, driver, farmer, singer, dentist).
  • A separate video is referenced for learning how to ask about jobs.

Personal Writing Task (Fill in the Blanks)

Students write their own sentences using:

  • “My name is ___.”
  • “I am from ___.”
  • “I live in ___.”
  • “I am a ___ (job/role, e.g., a student).”
  • “I like to learn English.” (or “I like learning English.”)

Practice Task After Writing

  • Tear the paper after writing.
  • Stick it somewhere visible (e.g., on a door, refrigerator, or glass—any place you frequently see).
  • Read it repeatedly.
  • Say it out loud while reading.
  • Goal: store the sentences into long-term memory.

Engagement Requirement in the Comments

  • In the comments, write “I like to learn English” so the teacher can see who liked the video.

Certificate / Attendance System

  • To get the certificate, learners must prove seriousness via attendance.
  • For each lesson:
    • Click the attendance link in the comments and/or video description
    • Enter their name
    • Tick/confirm attendance
    • Send
  • After completing all 10 lessons, learners receive the certificate.

Daily Schedule

  • 1 lesson per day:
    • Lesson 1 today
    • Continue with Lesson 2 tomorrow

Speakers / Sources Featured

  • Speaker/teacher: The instructor teaching the course (name implied as Rituelli in the sample introduction; also explicitly says “my name is Ritueli/Rituelli” during the demonstration).
  • University mentioned (not a source person): Edward Lawrent University (in Budapest).
  • Institutions / geography mentioned (not people):
    • Budapest (capital of Hungary; in Europe)
    • Nias / Indonesia / Jakarta
    • Hungary
    • Europe

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