Afrikaans First Additional Language OR IsiXhosa First Additional Language
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8th Grade
This is a line-by-line, English analysis of the entire poem, linked to the line-by-line translation where the important Afrikaans words are in brackets next to the explanation to make sure you not only understand the poem, but will also be able to answer any question pertaining to it.
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Thank you so much for the the 5-star rating: I truly appreciate it! May you also have just as much success with the help of this summary for the poem as my other students have in the past. Thank you again, and the very best for the academic year :-)
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Selfoon – Jaco Jacobs
1. My pa se nuwe selfoon (a) 1. Eerstepersoonsverteller (first
person narrator)
2. Is ‘n wonderlike belfoon (a) 2.
3. Dit “rieng-rieng-rieng” en 3. Klanknabootsing/onomatopoeia
“tra-la-la” (b)
4. Hallo (1), Ouma, hoesit 4. Informal (informele) language
daa? (b) (taal) with “hoesit daa”. It is
supposed to (veronderstel om)
be:
“Hallo Ouma, hoe gaan dit?”
This is fitting (gepas) for the
poem since (aangesien) it is a
younger (jonger) person
speaking (wat praat) and that is
the type (tipe) of language
(taal) they use (gebruik).
Alliterasie: “h”
Rymskema (rhyme scheme):
Paarrym = aa bb
5. Tik net enige nommer in 5.
6. Dis wanneer die pret begin 6.
7. Hallo (2) daar, Meneer, 7. When the speaker addresses
Mevrou (spreek aan) the people as
“Meneer” and “Mevrou”, it
shows (wys) the reader that he
does not know (ken nie) their
names; he just (net) phoned any
(enige) number (nommer). Now
he addresses (aanspreek) them
more formally (formeel) since
(aangesien) they are people
whom (wie) he does not know
(hy nie ken nie).
Alliterasie: “M”
8. Dit gaan goed, dankie, en 8. Alliterasie: “d” en “g”
met jou?
9. Hallo (3), hello en Bonjour 9. Afrikaans, English and French
greeting (groetvorm).
France = Frankryk
Alliterasie: “h”
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