Sesotho First Additional Language Week 7
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Today, we will learn about different animals and how to say their names in Sesotho. Animals are all around us, and knowing their names helps us talk about them. We will focus on common animals like 'ntja' (fish), 'konyana' (rabbit), 'pudi' (sheep), 'khohlo' (goat), and 'ntja' (dog). Let's start by listening to the sounds these animals make!
I will say the name of an animal in Sesotho, and you will repeat after me. For example, when I say 'ntja', you say 'ntja'. Now, let's match the animal sounds to their names. If I make a barking sound, which animal am I talking about? Yes, 'ntja'! Great job!
Now, I will show you pictures of different animals. I want you to help me match the pictures to the correct names in Sesotho. For instance, if I show you a picture of a sheep, you will point to 'pudi'. Let's do this together, and I will help you if you get stuck!
For your independent practice, I want you to draw your favorite animal and write its name in Sesotho next to it. After you finish, you will share your drawing with the class and say the name of the animal in Sesotho. This will help you remember the names better!
Answer: ntja
In Sesotho, 'ntja' means 'dog'.
Answer: sheep
'Pudi' refers to a 'sheep' in Sesotho.
Answer: bleat
A goat makes a 'bleat' sound.
Answer: ntja
'Ntja' means 'fish', which lives in water.
Answer: konyana
'Konyana' is the Sesotho word for 'rabbit'.
Answer: khohlo
'Khohlo' means 'goat' in Sesotho.
Answer: ngwana
'Ngwana' means 'child' and is not an animal.
Answer: bark
A dog makes a barking sound.