This document provides instruction on the topic of MAKOPANYI (compound words) in three sections:
1. It defines MAKOPANYI as words formed by combining two or more distinct words or morphemes to create a single new word, known as a compound word.
2. It identifies the specific type of compound word as MAKOPANYI A TLHAGO (closed compounds) and provides examples.
3. It encourages students to learn about and properly use grammar in an appropriate manner.
1. The document discusses different types of adverbs in Sesotho which provide information about manner, place, and time regarding verbs.
2. There are three main types of adverbs: adverbs of time (neng), adverbs of place (kae), and adverbs of manner (bjang).
3. Examples are provided of how suffixes like -ng, -ny, and ga are used to form different types of adverbs in Sesotho.
This document provides instruction on the topic of MAKOPANYI (compound words) in three sections:
1. It defines MAKOPANYI as words formed by combining two or more distinct words or morphemes to create a single new word, known as a compound word.
2. It identifies the specific type of compound word as MAKOPANYI A TLHAGO (closed compounds) and provides examples.
3. It encourages students to learn about and properly use grammar in an appropriate manner.
1. The document discusses different types of adverbs in Sesotho which provide information about manner, place, and time regarding verbs.
2. There are three main types of adverbs: adverbs of time (neng), adverbs of place (kae), and adverbs of manner (bjang).
3. Examples are provided of how suffixes like -ng, -ny, and ga are used to form different types of adverbs in Sesotho.
4. TLHALOŠO YA LEHLATHI
Lehlathi ke lentšwana leo le re
botšago ka lediri.
Lehlathi le araba dipotšišo tše
tharo e le go gore : modiro o
diregile neng? Kae? Bjang?
5. lehlathi
Dipotšišo tšeo lehlathi le di arabago
di re botša ka mehuta ya mahlathi
Mehuta ya mahlathi
Lehlathinako(neng)
Lehlathifelo(kae)
Lehlathimokgwa(bjang)
6. Thuto ya lehono
• E lebane le mahlathifelo
• E lebane le ka mokgwa wo re
bopago mahlathifelo ka gona
• Ga re tle go lebelela mehuta ye
mengwe ka gore re e dirile
maabane ebile ke tshepa gore le sa
e gopola
7. Tšhomišo ya moselana wa –
NG
-ng ge e hlomelwa mafelelong a
leina e fetoga lehlathifelo
Mohlala
Sekolo + ng > sekolong
Thaba + ng > thabeng
8. Ge leina le felela ka (-A) ya tlogelwa ya
emelwa ke (-E) mohlala:
Noka> nokeng
Ge leinantšu le felela ka (-ng) e
fetoga (-ny) gore e be lehlathi
mohlala
Bjang> bjanyeng
9. Ge leinantšu le theilwe ka diepša
re hlomesetša moselana wa (-NG)
Mohlala
Gauta + -ng > Gauteng
Go mainantšu a mangwe a diepša re
tloša hlogo ya leinantšu ra
hlomesetša moselana wa (-ng) gore
ebe lehlathifelo
Mohlala
Letswai + -ng > Tswaing
10. Tšhomišo ya (GA)
(Ga) e šomišwa ka mekgwa ye meraro ge re
nyaka go bopa lehlathifelo
1. –Ga ge e hlomelwa pele ga leina e ba
lehlathifelo ya ngwalwa ka tlhaka ye nnyane
Mohlala
Ke ya gatate
2. Ge naga e theeletšwe ka kgoši (ga) e ngwalwa
ka tlhaka ye kgolo ya kopana le leina leuwe
mohlala
GaModjadji
11. Ge e le leina la motho (GA) e
ngwalwa ka tlhaka ye nnyane
Mohlala
• Kitima o ye go kgopela bupi
gaMokgadi
12. Mainantšu a mangwe ga a tšeye (-
NG/ GA) gore e be lehlathifelo
• Mohlala
• Ke ya Tzaneen