siSwati Home Language Week 5
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Today, we will learn about different animals and how to say their names in siSwati. Animals are important in our lives, and knowing their names helps us communicate better. We will look at pictures of animals and practice saying their names together as a class.
Let’s look at some common animals. For example, 'inja' means dog, 'kati' means cat, and 'ngwenya' means crocodile. I will show you a picture of a dog, and you will repeat after me: 'inja'. Now, let’s do the same for the cat and crocodile. Remember to use your voices!
I will play sounds of different animals, and you will guess which animal it is in siSwati. For instance, if you hear a barking sound, you will say 'inja'. Let’s practice together! I will play the sound, and you will raise your hand when you know the answer. After that, we will say the name of the animal together.
Now it’s your turn! I want you to draw your favorite animal and write its name in siSwati next to it. Use the words we learned today. Once you finish, we will share our drawings with the class, and each of you will say the name of your animal in siSwati.
Answer: kati
The correct answer is 'kati', which means cat in siSwati.
Answer: Crocodile
'Ngwenya' refers to a crocodile in siSwati.
Answer: Bark
Dogs make a barking sound, which is associated with the word 'inja' in siSwati.
Answer: inja
'Inja' is the siSwati word for dog.
Answer: Fish or crocodile
Both fish and crocodiles are animals that live in water.
Answer: Tree
A tree is a plant, not an animal.
Answer: fudu
'Fudu' is the siSwati word for elephant.
Answer: Lion
Lions are known for their loud roar.