Monday + Tuesday
Write on your "Goodbye Bafana" texts.
tisdag 22 oktober 2019
tisdag 15 oktober 2019
fredag 11 oktober 2019
Vecka 42
Tuesday
Goodbye Bafana
Monday
Results listening test
Practise listening skills at home:
Watch English films with English subtitles
Listen to English music
On your computer/mobile:
ESL easy
ESL Intermediate
ESL advanced
Info. writing task
What to think about when writing a text
Start watching "Goodbye Bafana"
Goodbye Bafana
Monday
Results listening test
Practise listening skills at home:
Watch English films with English subtitles
Listen to English music
On your computer/mobile:
ESL easy
ESL Intermediate
ESL advanced
Info. writing task
What to think about when writing a text
Start watching "Goodbye Bafana"
onsdag 2 oktober 2019
Vecka 41
Tuesday
Vad minns ni? Syd-Afrika/Mandela
Läxförhör - orden Mandela
Info. writing task
What to think about when writing a text
Grammar - plural av subst. page 110-113
If time: Listening test (15 min)
Monday
v 41 Mandela/work book/grammar + instr. essay
v 42 Film: Good bye Bafana
v 43 Write essay on the film
v 44 Autumn break
Intro.
Best way to become better at writing in English +
understanding what you read in English...?
S O U T H A F R I C A
South Africa
Population: Mainly different black tribes, white British/Afrikans (dutch), other immigrants from Asia etc.
Most people live in large cities
Largest cities are; Capetown, Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria
Pretoria is the administrative capital. It is home to the executive branch of the South African government, including the President of the Cabinet. The city also hosts many departments of government and foreign embassies.
Cape Town is the legislative capital. It is home to the country's legislative parliament, including the National Assembly and National Council of Provinces.
Bloemfontein is considered the judicial capital. It is home to the Supreme Court of Appeal, the second highest court in South Africa. The Constitutional Court (the highest court) is located in Johannesburg.
Languages: English, Afrikaans, different african languages.
South Africa - Gimme Hope Jo'Anna
"Gimme Hope Jo'anna"
Well Jo'anna she runs a country
She runs in Durban and the Transvaal
She makes a few of her people happy, oh
She don't care about the rest at all
She's got a system they call apartheid
It keeps a brother in a subjection
But maybe pressure will make Jo'anna see
How everybody could have live as one
Oh, Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
'Fore the morning come
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Hope before the morning come
I wanna know if you're blind Jo'anna
If you wanna hear the sound of drum
Can't you see that the tide is turning
Oh don't make me wait till the morning come
Oh, go give me hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
'Fore the morning come
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope before the morning come
An anti-apartheid song written and originally released by Eddy Grant in 1988, during the apartheid era in South Africa.
The Jo'anna of Grant's song - Johannesburg.
Not the capital of South Africa - BUT Joburg is the biggest city and a cultural melting pot + people from all of South Africa's major cultures; and for a country with 11 official languages, that's a lot.
It is also known as the city of gold and is the “it” and “happening” place of the country.
The song was banned by the South African government when it was released, but was widely played in South Africa nonetheless
***************************************************
Who are the people in SA?
Bantu (Förfäder till dagens svarta sydafrikaner)
Colonisation
The Portuguese
The Dutch
The British
(Bodde sida vid sida först. Boerna tröttnade på britterna, drog sig norrut (Transvaal). Ok först. Men när boerna hittade guld och diamanter ville britterna äga hela Syd-Afrika Idag är guld och diamanter Sydafrikas största export. Många gruvor.)
Samtidigt slogs både Britter/Boer mot Zulu/Xhosa
Anglo-Boer war (ended 1902) - SA became part of the
British Empire
Spänt mellan Boer och Britter. Från början överens. Med hjälp av de jordbrukande boerna + de brittiska järnvägarna skulle de utnyttja den billiga svarta arbetskraften och tjäna pengar.
År 1913 antogs en jordlag som gav 87 procent av Sydafrika till de vita och 13 procent till de svarta, som var i överväldigande majoritet.
De svarta fick knappt några rättigheter alls i nya unionen.
1912 ANC
1948-1994 APARTHEID (betyder åtskillnad på Afrikans)
Rasåtskillnadpolitik - syfte = bevara de vitas makt i landet
Zulu/Xhosa största stammar -
En känd ur Xhosa-stammen är Nelson Mandela (1918-2013.
Nelson Mandela - A portrait (page 12-13 textbook) - lyssna + läs i par + försök översätta
Övningsboken
Lyssna på What was Apartheid?
Vad minns ni? Syd-Afrika/Mandela
Läxförhör - orden Mandela
Info. writing task
What to think about when writing a text
Grammar - plural av subst. page 110-113
If time: Listening test (15 min)
Monday
v 41 Mandela/work book/grammar + instr. essay
v 42 Film: Good bye Bafana
v 43 Write essay on the film
v 44 Autumn break
Intro.
Best way to become better at writing in English +
understanding what you read in English...?
S O U T H A F R I C A
South Africa
Population: Mainly different black tribes, white British/Afrikans (dutch), other immigrants from Asia etc.
Most people live in large cities
Largest cities are; Capetown, Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria
Pretoria is the administrative capital. It is home to the executive branch of the South African government, including the President of the Cabinet. The city also hosts many departments of government and foreign embassies.
Cape Town is the legislative capital. It is home to the country's legislative parliament, including the National Assembly and National Council of Provinces.
Bloemfontein is considered the judicial capital. It is home to the Supreme Court of Appeal, the second highest court in South Africa. The Constitutional Court (the highest court) is located in Johannesburg.
Languages: English, Afrikaans, different african languages.
South Africa - Gimme Hope Jo'Anna
"Gimme Hope Jo'anna"
Well Jo'anna she runs a country
She runs in Durban and the Transvaal
She makes a few of her people happy, oh
She don't care about the rest at all
She's got a system they call apartheid
It keeps a brother in a subjection
But maybe pressure will make Jo'anna see
How everybody could have live as one
Oh, Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
'Fore the morning come
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope, Jo'anna
Hope before the morning come
*****************************************************************************
I wanna know if you're blind Jo'anna
If you wanna hear the sound of drum
Can't you see that the tide is turning
Oh don't make me wait till the morning come
Oh, go give me hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
'Fore the morning come
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Gimme hope, Jo'anna
Hope before the morning come
An anti-apartheid song written and originally released by Eddy Grant in 1988, during the apartheid era in South Africa.
The Jo'anna of Grant's song - Johannesburg.
Not the capital of South Africa - BUT Joburg is the biggest city and a cultural melting pot + people from all of South Africa's major cultures; and for a country with 11 official languages, that's a lot.
It is also known as the city of gold and is the “it” and “happening” place of the country.
The song was banned by the South African government when it was released, but was widely played in South Africa nonetheless
***************************************************
Who are the people in SA?
Bantu (Förfäder till dagens svarta sydafrikaner)
Colonisation
The Portuguese
The Dutch
The British
(Bodde sida vid sida först. Boerna tröttnade på britterna, drog sig norrut (Transvaal). Ok först. Men när boerna hittade guld och diamanter ville britterna äga hela Syd-Afrika Idag är guld och diamanter Sydafrikas största export. Många gruvor.)
Samtidigt slogs både Britter/Boer mot Zulu/Xhosa
Anglo-Boer war (ended 1902) - SA became part of the
British Empire
Spänt mellan Boer och Britter. Från början överens. Med hjälp av de jordbrukande boerna + de brittiska järnvägarna skulle de utnyttja den billiga svarta arbetskraften och tjäna pengar.
År 1913 antogs en jordlag som gav 87 procent av Sydafrika till de vita och 13 procent till de svarta, som var i överväldigande majoritet.
De svarta fick knappt några rättigheter alls i nya unionen.
1912 ANC
1948-1994 APARTHEID (betyder åtskillnad på Afrikans)
Rasåtskillnadpolitik - syfte = bevara de vitas makt i landet
Zulu/Xhosa största stammar -
En känd ur Xhosa-stammen är Nelson Mandela (1918-2013.
Nelson Mandela - A portrait (page 12-13 textbook) - lyssna + läs i par + försök översätta
Övningsboken
Lyssna på What was Apartheid?
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