Sesotho First Additional Language Week 3
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Today, we will learn some new words in Sesotho. We will focus on everyday objects such as 'tšebeletso' (service), 'motho' (person), and 'libuka' (books). I will show you pictures of these objects, and we will say their names together. This will help you remember the words better.
Let’s create sentences using the words we learned. For example, if we have the word 'libuka', we can say 'Ke na le libuka' which means 'I have books'. I will write this sentence on the board, and we will practice saying it together. Remember, the structure is important: Subject + Verb + Object.
Now, let’s work in groups. Each group will receive a set of pictures of objects. Your task is to come up with sentences using the words on the pictures. For instance, if you have a picture of a 'motho', you can say 'Motho o ntse a sebetsa' which means 'The person is working'. After 10 minutes, each group will share their sentences with the class.
For your independent work, I want you to draw your favorite object and write a sentence about it in Sesotho. For example, if you draw a ball, you can write 'Ke na le bolo' which means 'I have a ball'. Once you finish, we will display your drawings on the wall for everyone to see.
Answer: Person
'Motho' translates to 'person' in English.
Answer: Ke na le libuka
The correct sentence for 'I have books' is 'Ke na le libuka'.
Answer: Ke na le bolo
'Ke na le bolo' is the correct translation.
Answer: Books
'Libuka' translates to 'books' in English.
Answer: Tšebeletso
'Tšebeletso' means 'service' in Sesotho.
Answer: Motho o ntse a sebetsa
The correct translation is 'Motho o ntse a sebetsa'.
Answer: Ke na le libuka.
This sentence means 'I have books'.
Answer: Subject + Verb + Object
The correct structure is Subject + Verb + Object.