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  Teaching Languages

 Language is a medium of communication. A child's first teacher is the mother and so mother tongue is given importance. The sound vibration with which a mother has used in her life is imprinted in her body. So a child grown in her womb will get maximum benefit if the child also takes up the mother tongue.

Migration of people is fast increasing in these days. Even when a mother is in a foreign land, if the child grows up learning up the mother tongue and then the foreign language, it will give immesne benefit to the child's personality, because of the imprinted vibrations of the language phonetic sounds.

Uni5 method of language teaching: In Uni5 methodology we have the core principle that all Energy manifestion undergoes evolution. This Energy could be the bigbang of quantum particles or the life on earth or languages, all have a seed (all possibilities) and then its expression.  

Simiarly language phones (sounds in a human language) also has a seed (all possible sounds).

Like we human have descended from a common ancestor, all languages have also descended from a common seed. 

Click below to more about Uni5 method of teaching languages.

Uni5 Language Teaching Methodology

Uni5 is a Universal Self Evolution pattern based education. Again in language teaching, children are also shown that languages also have the same pattern. In their pre-primary level they have seen seed sprouting and roots, leaves manifesting out. Now we connect them to languages, sound coming out from the seed of phonetics.

This unique of teaching language pattern helps children not only high communication skills but also increases their intelligence to understand from a very early age the pattern of the Universe.

As an example we show the pattern of Universe evolution in a very ancient language Tamil. Click here to read about the pattern of origin of alphabets, vowels, consonants.

 Source: http://teacherweb.ftl.pinecrest.edu/snyderd/MWH/readings/6/3%20-%20Language.pdf

Diversity of World Languages (India has 405 Languages)

 Letters to Nature - Language tree- 2011

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                 Uni5 Language Teaching Methodology

Language is also taught based on the Evolution of Energy through the Universal pattern shown below.  Please read about Energy evolution first before reading further. All languages should have an ancestor language from which throusands of languages evolved.  We show the children the tree of languages. 

  "Proto- Indo-European" Language

 So far it is understood that all world languages have come from one "Proto- Indo-European" Language. The existence of common ancestoral  a language has been accepted by linguists for over a century, and reconstruction is advanced and detailed.

Seed of Phonetics:

Language is taught using phonoteics, which is  Sound Energy. Sound Energy also evolves in the same Universal pattern. We understand that it should have a seed sound or Phonetic. The seed means unmanifested, but has all the possiblity of expression in it. The Zero (seed in mathematical pattern)  (Bindu or Poojya), the unmanifested, in the Mathematics, is the "seed" from which all numbers manifest. Same way the sound energy also has a seed  called "Aum", from which all the photecis emerge.

"Aum", is a Phoetic word in Brahmi / Dravidian script word and cannot be identified as a religious symbol or word. It is like ridiculosuly connecting candles to Christianity because candles are lit in church.

So Aum is the "Seed" sound of phonectics and so it is called Bheejam (seed in Sanskrit). A seed of a tree is so tiny, yet has all information to form the roots, stem, branches, leaves, flowers, honey, fragrance, fruits and more seeds. But just looking at the seed, none of these are evident. They are in unmanifested state. AUM is similarly the un AUM the seed reflects is similar to the Consciousness pattern.

Many European languages  has lost this seed word, but in Indian languages this seed word is still used. Unfortunately it is taken as a religious sound. It is infact the seed phonetic sound.

The fire phoetic sound (Cause for interaction and change). Many  European languages has lost this phoetics sound that causes changes in vowels. Fortunately this is still existing in many Indian languages and particualrly the explanation is avialble only in Tamil Language. It beautifully conveys the message of phonetics evolution.

Tamil an ancient Prakrith Language: Molecular Biology scientists find clues about cell functioning and its evolution by studying ancient micro organisms. This is because iin these ancient organisms they could see the primary form of functionality of the cells. This information is then applied for the benefit of human problems.  Similarly Tamil is an ancient language and so by looking at its phonetics we could see how sound originate and how different  languages evolve. This format can then be applied to all teach all  languages. We found many clues about the phonetics pattern in Tamil language.

Ancient classical Tamil and Vedic Sanskrit are like father and mother (Sperm and Ovum) of phonetics. Sanskrit has the Bheej sounds and Tamil the body or ovum, which sprouted as many branches in the tree of languages.

Aayudh (Tool) Sound: The "Ah" (:) phonetic sound comes after the vowels and is not a vowel or a consonant. In Tamil language it is called as Aayudh letter. This character is called aayutha ezhuthu (aayutham - weapon or device used in wars, ezhuthu - character) as it resembles the three dots found on a shield used by infantry in wars of olden days.  Aayudh means tool or cause for change through interaction. It interacts with non vowel sounds and undergoes combination and arise stable Consonants.

In Tamil language the vowels are called "Uyir" vowels which means life or Awareness. The Consonants are called "Mey" letters which means body. The words are alive when the awareness vowels are with the body consonants.

Click here to print children practice material for Uni5 Reading material in Indian Languages.

Other Languages: We will soon come up with the pattern for teaching phonetics in other world languages in the Uni5 pattern.

Please read how we teach these Indian language pattern in our Uni5 Schools.

English  like languages are non-pattern languages like Roman numbers and so have problems in spelling. 

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Learning Languages

Every language has a pattern. If children are shown the pattern in the language, they easily grasp it. In Uni5 pattern based education, we show the children that an Universal pattern exist in phonteics of languages.

The steps to learn language are to

1. Listen to the sound

2. Repeat the pattern

3. Read  and write

In Uni5 we show that Sound Energy also undergoes evolution, the same pattern from infinte knowledge to expression of variety of forms. Like there is always a seed, the seed of Bharath Languages is Aum. First this fundamental single sound (Pattern of Consciousness) manifest three elementary sound A , U, M. This localized sound (Awareness pattern), then manifest the 12 basic vowels , A, Aa, E, EE, U, OO...etc.

Ancient classical Tamil and Vedic Sanskrit are like father and mother (Sperm and Ovum) of phonetics. Sanskrit has the Bheej sounds and Tamil the body or ovum, which sprouted as many branches in the tree of languages.

Pattern of laying Poetic foundation in young children as small as 3 years old in Uni5 Schools.

Andhathi

Andhathi is a pattern in Tamil Poetry, where the ending word of a line become the begining word of the next line. This represents the  birth and death forming a cycle of events, which can be broken only if one understand the Energy pattern's Energy, here referred to as Abhirami. These stanzas are composed by Abhirama Bhattar In Thirukadavoor.

In Uni5 Schools the teachers do sing this to make children understand the pattern in poetry and the cyclic philosophy of life and energy pattern.

பாடல்3. அறிந்தேன் எவரும் அறியா

However for children we have taken this one unique stanza, where the ending of a line begins in the next line in one song.

மணியே, மணியின் ஒளியே,

ஒளிரும் மணி புனைந்த அணியே,

அணியும் அணிக்கு அழகே, அணுகாதவர்க்குப் பிணியே,

பிணிக்கு மருந்தே,

அமரர் பெரு விருந்தே.-
பணியேன், ஒருவரை நின் பத்ம பாதம் பணிந்தபின்னே.

English Trasliteration

maNiyE, maNiyin oLiyE,

oLirum maNi punaintha aNiyE,

aNiyum aNikku azhakE, aNukaathavarkkup piNiyE,

piNikku marunthE,

amarar peru virundhE!

paNiyEn, oruvarai nin pathma paadham

paNinthapinnE.

The last "Pinne" also rhymes the first word "Maniyae"....

English Translation of lyrics

You are like the precious gem,

Gem's  light indeed you are that shines as you adorn it

Adorning beauty you are,  and those who does not know it, experience life of pain,

Pain's panacea you are  for those immortals who surrender at your lotus feet,

 Feet of thy,  after worshipping,  need not I surrender to another, other than to your's.

Children reciting of Mantras in Uni5 schools arent  religious in nature?

Mantras with sounds of Bheej (Fundamental phonetics) have  a patttern and are very powerful if pronounced. They activate the brain and speed pattern based learning of language and effective  communication.  Dealing with these Bheej sounds are powerful like we deal with fundamental particles of matter like the electrons, protons and quark. How a flow of electrons in form of electric current can make inanimate machines to work, these Bheej sounds can make the animated brain to work smarter and efficient.

Look at the pattern of sound. AA , EE and AU (like in owl) are seen in the sounds reflecting the five fingers.

AUM HrAAm Angustabhya (thumb) Namaha

AUM HrEEm Tarjanyai (Index) Namaha

AUM HrOOm Madhyamayai (Middle) Namaha

AUM HrAIm Anamikayai (ring) Namaha

AUM HrAUm Kanisthayai (little) Namaha

They see the fundamental pattern in the sounds making them efficient is learning the deep secrets of sound and language consttuction.

Please read how these words are derived in more detail in Uni5 pattern.

Other resources:

 Malayalam English dictionary  https://ia801408.us.archive.org/6/items/englishmalayalam00tobirich/englishmalayalam00tobirich.pdf

Additional resources on World languages

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English language

(This section is not complete will be updated in future).

Moveable Alphabets

English Vowel Chart

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