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Kwala seane ka lefoko "ngwana". 4.10. Fetolela polelo e e latelang mo kganetsong: Banna le basadi ba kgapha keledi. 4.11. Dirisa lefoko "fitlha" ka bokao jo bo farologaneng le jo bo mo temaneng. 4.12. Ntsha leinotota mo temaneng. 4.13. Lefoko 'banna' le wela mo ditlhopheng dife tsa maina?
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Part 4.9· 1 step
Provide a Setswana proverb that includes the word "ngwana" (child).
Seane: Ngwana yo o sa leleng o swela tharing.
Meaning: A child who does not cry dies in the cradle (meaning, if you don't speak up, your needs won't be met).
Part 4.10· 1 step
Translate the given sentence into its negative form.
Original sentence: "Banna le basadi ba kgapha keledi." (Men and women are shedding tears.)
Negative sentence: Banna le basadi ga ba kgaphe keledi. (Men and women are not shedding tears.)
Part 4.11· 1 step
Use the word "fitlha" with a meaning different from "arrive" (which is its common usage in contexts of people moving).
The alternative meaning for "fitlha" is "bury".
Polelo: Ba ne ba fitlha moswi maabane. (They buried the deceased yesterday.)
Part 4.12· 1 step
Identify a proper noun from the passage.
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Part 4.13· 1 step
Identify the noun class for the word "banna".
"Banna" (men) is the plural form of "monna" (man).
Noun class: Setlhopha sa maina sa 2 (Noun class 2).
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