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.
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.
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.
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. Serutwa: Madiri.
Tebanyo ya diteng:Thuto e mabapi le
mehuta( Ledirišiši le Ledirani le
Leitiri).Tlhalošo le mehlala ka madiri.
Letšatši: 31 Matšhe 2022.
Morutišigadi : Modiba.
3. Lediri ke lentšu leo le re bontšhago gore mošomo wo o itsego
o direga kae goba bjang.
Lediri ke tiro yeo e tšwelelago mo lefokong leo le itsego.
Mohlala : apea, roka,bina bjbj.
Mma o apea bogobe.
6. Ledirani (-an-)
Ledirani :tiro e direga ka kamogelano gomme re e bona ka
moselana
wa (-an-).
Mohlala :Betha- bethana.
Rata – ratana.
Nyala – nyalana.
Ramalepe o nyalana le Mmabaro.
7. Ledirišiši (-išiš-)
Ledirišiši : tiro e a tišetšwa gomme e bonagala ka moselana wa (-
išiš-)
Mohlala :Nyaka – nyakišiša
Ngwala – ngwadišiša.
Bofa – bofišiša.
Rangwane o bofišiša thapo ya dikgomo.
8. Leitiri (-i-)
Leitiri : ke mohuta wa lediri leo e le go gore sediri se itirela
mošomo ka bo sona, lona le šomiša hlogo ya (-i-) gomme e
ngwalwa lentšu le tee le kutu.
Mohlala : ipetha.
iketla.
ikgobaditše.
Matome o ikgobaditše ka selepe.
9. Thumo
Barutwana ba tla ka pele ka o tee o tee go
tla go re hlalošetša ka thuto ya letšatši e le
gona go laetša kwešišo ya bona.