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.
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.
it is a lesson plan that teachers who are teaching Sepedi/ Northern Sotho. this is a way that a lesson should be planned most importantly when teaching African Language as most teachers find it difficult.
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.
it is a lesson plan that teachers who are teaching Sepedi/ Northern Sotho. this is a way that a lesson should be planned most importantly when teaching African Language as most teachers find it difficult.
2. Batho ba go rutega ba phela gabotse. Bothata ke gore matšatši a
lehono go na le basadi le banna ba bantšhi ba go hloka mešomo eupša
ba rutegile. Go bala dipuku go bohloko, fela dipoelo tša gona di a
kgahliša. Motho a ka kgona go ithekela ntlo, sefatanaga le tše dingwe
tšeo a di nyakago tša go mo thabiša mo bophelong ge a hweditše
mošomo.
Ntšha maina ao a tšwelelago mo temaneng, o fe le
di hlogo tša ona
4. • Magoro a maina a laetša ka moo dihlogo tša maina di beakantšwego ka gona mo
polelong ya rena ya Sepedi
• Hlogo ya leinantšu ke yona e šupago le go lemoša gore leinantšu le wela go legoro
lefe
• Mohlala: Moruti
Hlogo – Mo-
Modu – rut-
Moselana – -i
• Hlogo ya leina e laola magoro a maina.
• Go mohlala wa ka godimo “Moruti”, hlogo ya Mo- ke yona etla re botša gore leinantšu
le moruti le wela ka legorong lefe
• Magoroina a tšwelela ka botee le ka bontšhi.
6. 1. Mo-
• Legoro la 1
• Ke legoro la maina a batho ka botee
• Mohlala: Mosadi
: Monna
: Mosetsana
: Morutiši
Lešalašala: Yena
2. Ba-
• Legoro la 2
• Ke bontšhi bja legoro la pele la maina
a batho
• Mohlala : Basadi
: Banna
: Basetsana
: Barutiši
• Lešalašala: Bona
7. • Legoro la 1a
• Ke legoro la maina a batho leo le sa
tšeyego hlogo ya legoro la pele la Mo-
• Mohlala: Malose
: Thabiso
: Ngwale
: Ngwetši
•Legoro la 2a
•Ke legoro la maina a batho ka bontšhi leo
le sa tšeyego hlogo ya legoro la bobedi la
Ba-
•Mohlala : Bjale
: Betši
Ke Maarogi
8. • Ke mainantšu ao a welago ka legorong le itšego efela a sa tšeye hlogo
ya legoro leo
• Mohlala: Ngwetši – Betši
: Ngwale - Bjale
9. 3. Mo-
Legoro la 3
• Ke legoro la dilo ka botee
• Mohlala: Morogo
: Molomo
: Mohlare
: Moropa
Lešalašala: Wona
4. Me-
Legoro la 4
• Ke bontšhi bja legoro la boraro la dilo
• Mohlala : Merogo
: Melomo
: Mehlare
: Meropa
• Lešalašala: Yona
10. 5. Le-
• Legoro la 5
• Ke legoro la maina a dilo tša go thoma
ka hlogo ya Le- ka botee
• Mohlala: Leleme
: Legapu
: Leeto
• Lešalašala: lona
6. Ma-
• Legoro la 6
• Ke bontšhi bja legoro la 5
• Mohlala : Maleme
: Magapu
: Maoto
• Lešalašala: ona
11. 7. Le-
• Legoro la 7
• Ke legoro la maina a dilo tšeo di
thomago ka hlogo ya Se- ka botee
• Mohlala: Selepe
: Seeta
• Lešalašala: sona
8. Ma-
• Legoro la 8
• Ke bontšhi bja legoro la 7 la maina a
dilo
• Mohlala : Dilepe
: Dieta
• Lešalašala: tšona
12. 9. N-
• Legoro la 9
• Ke legoro la diphoofolo kudu ka botee
efela le dilo di a wela mo legorong le
• Mohlala : Nku
: Noko
: Kgomo
: Ntlo
• Lešalašala: yona
10. Di-
• Legoro la 10
• Ke bontšhi bja legoro la 9
• Mohlala : Dinku
: Dinoko
: Dikgomo
: Dintlo
• Lešalašala: tšona
13. 14. Bo-
• Legoro la 14
• Ke legoro la maina a dilo tšeo di
thomago ka hlogo ya Bo- ka botee
• Mohlala: Bohlale
: Bohodu
• Lešalašala: bjona
15. Go
• Legoro la 15
• Legoro la 15 ga se la bontšhi bja
legoro la 14, efela ke lethuša lediri
• Mohlala : Go ja
: Go sepela
14. 16. Fa- Fase
17.Go- Godimo
18. Mo- Morago
• Naa goya kamo re dirilego diripa tša polelo o nagana gore
magoro a a maina a wela go seripa se sefe sa polela?
15. Magoro a maina Mašalašala Mašalašupi
Kgato ya pele Kgato ya bobedi Kgato ya boraro
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