Sit down.
|
Khala(ni)
basi.
|
Leave it.
|
Siya.
|
I ask
you.
|
Ndikufusa.
|
Ask your
friend.
|
Fusa
nzako
|
Say it
louder.
|
Nena
kwambiri.
Kweza
kwambiri.
|
Go for
break.
|
Pita(ni)
(m)ukapume
|
I can do
it myself.
|
Ndipanga ndekha
|
Careful
|
Samala
|
Slowly/quietly
|
Pangono pangono
|
Fast, fast
|
Changu
changu
|
Now, now!
(=sofort!)
|
Pompo, pompo!
|
Let´s go
outside
|
Tiyeni
panja
|
Be quiet
|
Khala(ni)
chete!
|
Finger to
mouth – one!
|
Chala pa
kamwa – one!
|
Fingernails
|
Zikhadabo
|
When you
come back from the toilet, wash hands!
|
Mukamachokera
ku toilet kusamba manja!
|
Do it
again. (zum Beispiel für “würfle nochmal”)
|
Pangaso.
|
Come
here.
|
Bwera
kuno.
|
Please.
|
Chonde.
|
Like
this.
|
Choncho.
|
This.
|
Ichi.
|
This is a sharing platform where volunteers trying to teach can share their teaching methods, resources, tips&tricks.
If you are a volunteer trying to teach, feel free to be inspired and find useful information.
If you want to share, feel free to contact me:
elena.ziegler.ruiz@googlemail.com
I did my volunteer service August 2014-2015 in Malawi.
I was part of the German government program "weltwärts". My organization was Kolping Jugendgemeinschaftsdienste. When people asked me what I was doing in Malawi, I used to answer:
"I am working at a Primary School."
- "Oh, are you a teacher?"
"No, I am trying to teach."
Sonntag, 4. Oktober 2015
Nursery Chichewa
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