Days and Seasons in Somali and English

Days and Seasons in Somali and English

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Days and Seasons in Somali and English

What do you already know about days and seasons?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to name the days of the week, understand yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and recognise the four seasons in Somali and English.

Days of the Week

In Somali and English: Isniin = Monday, Salaasa = Tuesday, Arbaca = Wednesday, Khamiis = Thursday, Jimce = Friday, Sabti = Saturday, Axad = Sunday.

Days in Somali and English

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Isniin Salaasa Arbaca Khamiis Jimce Sabti Axad

English

Somali

Understanding the Days

Shalay = Yesterday; Maanta = Today; Berri = Tomorrow. Use these words to talk about what has happened, is happening, or will happen.

The Four Seasons

In Somali: Gu', Deyr, Xagaa, Jiilaal. These represent the rainy season, short dry, hot dry, and long dry seasons.

Seasons: Somali & English

Gu': Rainy Season

Deyr: Short Dry

Xagaa: Hot Dry

Jiilaal: Long Dry

Somali

Spring Autumn Summer Winter

English

  1. Waxa aan ku jirnaa xiliga Jiilaal.

  2. Xagaaga, waxa aan tegi doonaa Somalia si fasax

  3. Waxa aan raaci doonaa aabahay/ hooyaday.

  4. Waan jecalahay fasaxyada.

Reflection Time

Can you say the days of the week and the seasons in both Somali and English? Practise with a friend or write them down from memory.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.