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Samoan Week 6 L3+4
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Do NOT look at your notes!
Write the numbers 1 to 10 in English and then put the Samoan translation next to it.
The fluid Samoan language users need to write a sentence using 5 numbers!
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
Students will test their revision of numbers
Our fluent speakers will be able to test their skills writing sentences using numbers and passing their knowledge to other learners.
Learners will have explored how to translate simple questions.
Learners will develop their knowledge of Samoan words for parts of the body.
Number Check
Check your Numbers
Try to write these maths problems in Samoan (use our fluent speakers to help you with the words you don't know)
1 + 3 - 4 + 5 =
7 + 3 =
One Tasi
Two Lua
Three Tolu
Four Fa
Five Lima
SIx Ono
Seven Fitu
Eight Valu
Nine Iva
Ten Sefulu
Here and There
Here and There
What is the Samoan Words for
Try to write in Samoan the following pharses
one here
two there
five quickly
seven slowly
nine always
ten never
Could our fluent speakers write the correct use on our board please.
Here
There
Quickly
Slowly
Always
Never
O inei
O'ila
Vave
Lemu
Taimi'uma
le taitai
Parts of the Body
Body Parts
The Challenge My Adventurous Ones is -
Can you write a Samoan sentence for -
One mouth, two eyes, one nose, two ears, makes six parts of our one face.
Ulu
Foliga
Laulu
Mata
Taliga
Isu
Gutu
O le nifo
Head
Face
Hair
Eye
Ear
Nose
Mouth
Tooth
OUR Samoan Word Experts
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What Do Our Experts think is the correct structure?
Do we have any other students ready to try to put their answer on our board?
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How would you write in Samoan -
Where is he?
Some Questions
O fea o iai le tama?
What is this?
O lea lea mea?
The Fale
Filemu!
This is the Samoan word for Quiet!
When this word comes up it means the MUM is about to start!
Sad?
A Couple More to Develop Us!
Why are you sad?
How do you want to pay?
Aisea e te fa'anoanoa ai?
E fa'apefea ona e mana'o e totogi?
The Fale
Fale in the Samoan language means house, it also is the base word for Samoan Architecture.
An example of this link is the word for church - Falesa.
The fale is a lightly constructed dwelling that is in response to the climate and cultural demands in Samoa.
The Fale
The Fale
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiyvuqA8dPiAhWNA3IKHYt3D70QjRx6BAgBEAU&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jamesschollum.com%2Fsamoan-architecture&psig=AOvVaw1eixT_MZ-FImpbEOzyHHpQ&ust=1559877057093531
Here is a picture of a Samoan Fale
Your learning task is to draw it.
Make sure you get the architecture in your drawing.
How does the Fale get the strength to not blow down in high winds?
The answer is in the picture.
Fale
The Fale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGsVxl3gXwk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7jt9QuiT_4
When you watch these videos, write down the names of the parts of the fale.
You will be tested on them.
Kahoot
Kahoot
https://play.kahoot.it/#/?quizId=e5f1b8dd-1b27-4b24-b942-130727cd469a