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.
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.
2. THUTO YA BEKE E FITILEGO [RECAP]
• Madiri
• Mehuta ya madiri
• Leitiri, lentiri, ledirani, ledirolli, lediraki, lediregi, bj.bj
3. TŠEO MOITHUTI A SWANETŠEGO GO DI TSEBA KA
MORAGO GA THUTO YEE [LEARNING OUTCOMES]
• Mafelolo a thuto ye o swanetše :
• go tšweletša mehuta ya maina ka moka le go e hlaloša [ classification of nouns]
• go tseba magoro a maina a tshela a mathomo [noun classes]
• Go hlaloša gore legoro le itšego le tšweletša botee goba bontšhi le gore lefapeng
lefe [semantic properties]
5. MAINA
• Ke lereo leo le šomišwago go reela batho, dilo, diphoofolo goba mafelo
• Mehlala: katse [cat], leswika [rock], bjalo bjalo
6. MEHUTA YA MAINA
1. Mainaina [proper nouns]
Ke maina ao a šomišwago go reela batho
Mohlala: Tebogo
2. Mainagohle [common nouns]
Ke maina ao a šomišwago go reela dilo, mafelo, noka, bj.bj
Mohlala: Sekolo, lepelle
7. MEHUTA YA MAINA { TO BE CONTINUED}
3. Mainakgopolo [abstract nouns]
Ke maina a dilo tšeo re sa kgonego go di bona ka mahlo goba go di swara ka matsogo
Mohlala: lerato, lehloyo
4. Mainakgoboko [collective nouns]
Ke maina a dilo tšeo di lego ka mokgwa wa seboka, goba dilo tšeo dikgobokanego
Mohlala: mohlape wa dikgomo, phuthego ya kereke
5.Mainagokwa [compound nouns]
Ke maina ao a mantšu a ekabago a mabedi goba go feta a kopane gomme a bopa lentšu le lengwe
Mohlala: mothohlapi
8. MAGORO A MAINA [NOUN CLASSES]
• Magoro a maina a tšwelela ge lentšu le na le hlogo[prefix] gammogo le kutu ya
leina[noun root]
• A kgona go tšwelela ka botee le bontšhi
Mohlala: monna, banna
9. LEGORO LA 1 LE 2
• Magoro a bobedi bja ona, a tšweletša batho
• Legoro la 1 le hlaloša botee bja legoro la 2
Legoro la 1
re bona ka hlogo ya {mo}
Mohlala: mosadi
Legoro la 2
Re bona ka hlogo ya {ba}
Mohlala: basadi
10. LEGORO LA 1 LE 2 {TO BE CONTINUED}
Legoro la 1a
Le hloka hlogo
Mohlala: tate, koko
Legoro la 2a
Re bona ka hlogo ya {bo}
Mohlala: botate, bokoko
11. LEGORO LA 3 LE 4
• Magoro a bobedi bja ona a tšweletša dilo eupša ase batho
• Legoro la 3 ke botee bja legoro la 4
Legoro la 3
Re le bona ka hlogo ya {mo}
Mohlala: mohlare wa monamune
Legoro la 4
Re le bona ka hlogo ya {me}
Mohlala: mehlare ya menamune
12. LEGORO LA 5 LE 6
Magoro a bobedi bja ona a reela dilo ga mmogo le ditho tša mmele
Legoro la 5 ke bootee bja legoro la 6
Legoro la 5
Re le bona ka hlogo ya {le}
Mohlala: leleme
Legoro la 6
Re le bona ka hlogo ya {ma}
Mohlala: maleme
13. MAFELELO A THUTO [END OF THE LESSON]
• Any questions, or comments
• KA LEBOGA [THANK YOU]