isiZulu First Additional Language Week 10
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Today, we will learn about izilwane (animals) that we can find at home. Some of these animals are our pets, while others may be found in our gardens. We will learn their names in isiZulu and how to use them in sentences. For example, a cat is called 'ikati' and a dog is 'inja'.
Let’s look at some pictures of animals. Here is a picture of a cat. What do we call a cat in isiZulu? Yes, it is 'ikati'. Now, let’s look at a dog. What is a dog called? Correct, it is 'inja'. We can say, 'Ngine-inja' which means 'I have a dog'.
Now, let’s work together! I will show you pictures of different animals, and you will tell me their names in isiZulu. For example, if I show you a rabbit, you will say 'impungushe'. After that, we will form sentences together. I will say, 'Ngine-impungushe', and you will repeat after me.
For your independent work, I want you to draw your favorite animal that you can find at home. After you finish your drawing, write its name in isiZulu below the picture. You can also write a sentence about your animal, like 'Ngine-ikati' if you drew a cat.
Answer: inja
In isiZulu, 'inja' means dog.
Answer: ingulube
An 'ingulube' is a pig, which is not typically found at home.
Answer: ikati
'Ikati' is the isiZulu word for cat.
Answer: impungushe
'Impungushe' means rabbit in isiZulu.
Answer: Ngine-inja.
This sentence means 'I have a dog' in isiZulu.
Answer: rabbit
'Impungushe' refers to a rabbit.
Answer: ikati
'Ikati' is the isiZulu word for cat.
Answer: All of the above
All sentences correctly use the isiZulu words for animals.