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Ngwala le go hlaloša mehuta ya direto. 3.Ngwala mehuta ye meraro ya dikapolelo o be o e hlaloše. 4.Ngwala mehuta ye meraro ya poeletšo o

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  1. Ngwala le go hlaloša mehuta ya direto. (Write and explain the types of poems.)
  • Direto tša Mantšu (Lyric Poetry): Ke direto tše di hlalosago maikutlo a motho ka noši, dikgopolo, goba maikutlo a matla. Di na le modumo le morethetho.
  • Direto tša Kanegelo (Narrative Poetry): Ke direto tše di anegago kanegelo goba tiragalo. Di na le batho, lefelo, le morero.
  • Direto tša Terama (Dramatic Poetry): Ke direto tše di ngwadilwego ka ditemana gomme di reretšwe go bolelwa goba go dirwa ke batho ba bangwe. Di ka ba le dipoledišano.
  1. Ngwala mehuta ye meraro ya dikapolelo o be o e hlaloše. (Write three types of figures of speech and explain them.)
  • Papišo (Simile): Ke mokgwa wa go bapiša dilo tše pedi tše di fapanego ka go šomiša mantšu a go swana le "bjalo ka" goba "go swana le".
    • Mohlala: "O bogale bjalo ka tau."
  • Seswantšho (Metaphor): Ke mokgwa wa go bapiša dilo tše pedi tše di fapanego ka go bolela gore selo se sengwe ke se sengwe, ntle le go šomiša "bjalo ka" goba "go swana le".
    • Mohlala: "O tau ya ntwa."
  • Poeletšo ya Batho (Personification): Ke mokgwa wa go fa dilo tše di sa pheleng, diphoofolo, goba dikgopolo dika tša batho goba dika tša go phela.
    • Mohlala: "Moya o opela pina."
  1. Ngwala mehuta ye meraro ya poeletšo o [hlaloše]. (Write three types of repetition and explain them.)
  • Poeletšo ya Mathomo (Anaphora): Ke go boeletša lentšu goba lefoko mathomong a mela, dikgatišo, goba dikgopolong tše di latelanago.
    • Mohlala: "Ke na le toro gore letsatsi le lengwe... Ke na le toro gore bana ba ka..."
  • Poeletšo ya Mafelelo (Epiphora/Epistrophe): Ke go boeletša lentšu goba lefoko mafelelong a mela, dikgatišo, goba dikgopolong tše di latelanago.
    • Mohlala: "Ke rata naga ye, ke rata batho ba naga ye."
  • Poeletšo ya Medumo ya Ditumammogo (Alliteration): Ke go boeletša medumo ya ditumammogo ya mathomo mantšung a kgauswi goba a latelanago.
    • Mohlala: "Tau tšhweu e tšhabile."
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