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united states international university africa swa 1000 beginning swahili 1 course syllabus course description an introduction to the history origin and spread of swahili basic greetings basic vocabulary pronunciation noun ...

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                     UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY – AFRICA 
                     SWA 1000: BEGINNING SWAHILI 1 
                     COURSE SYLLABUS 
                     COURSE DESCRIPTION 
                      
                     An introduction to the history, origin and spread of Swahili; basic greetings, basic 
                     vocabulary, pronunciation, noun class system, verb structure, pronouns, adjectives, 
                     adverbs, sentence structure. 
                      
                     COURSE OBJECTIVES 
                      
                     By the end of the course the student is expected to: 
                      
                     •   Have acquired knowledge on basic grammatical structures of Swahili 
                     •   Be able to use appropriately the various greetings in Swahili 
                     •   Pronounce Swahili words correctly 
                     •   Have the ability to use basic vocabulary in Swahili 
                     •   Have the ability to speak and write basic Swahili 
                     •   Be able to comprehend simple conversations in Swahili 
                     •   Be able to participate in simple conversations in Swahili 
                      
                     COURSE CONTENT 
                      
                     The course will include the following topics: 
                      
                     Week 1:  General Introduction 
                      
                                     -   Historical background of Kiswahili 
                                     -   International and National significance of Kiswahili 
                                     -   Basic sound structure and pronunciation 
                                     -   Identification and greetings 
                      
                     Week 2: Basic vocabulary and structure 
                      
                                     -   Roots, stems and affixes in Kiswahili 
                                     -   The Family 
                      
                     Week 3: Basic vocabulary and Structure 
                      
                                     -   Days of the week 
                                     -   Months of the year 
                                     -   Noun classes- M/Wa class 
                      
                     Week 4:  Basic Vocabulary and Structure 
                      
                                             -    Parts of the body 
                                             -    Numerals (1-50) 
                                             -    Money (counting) 
                                             -    Noun classes M/Mi class 
                          
                         Week 5:  Basic Vocabulary and structure 
                          
                                             -    Foods and drinks 
                                             -    Telling time 
                                             -    Noun classes Ki/Vi class 
                          
                         Week 6:  Basic Vocabulary and Structure 
                          
                                             -    Transport 
                                             -    Sports 
                                             -    Nature 
                                             -    Noun classes Ji/Ma class 
                          
                         Week 7: Basic Structure: Pronouns and tense marking  
                          
                                             -    Personal pronouns 
                                             -    Possessive pronouns 
                                             -    Tense marking – present tense – NA- 
                          
                         MID QUARTER EXAMINATIONS 
                          
                         Week 8:  Basic Structure: Pronouns and tense marking 
                          
                                             -    Demonstrative pronouns 
                                             -    Possessive pronouns 
                                             -    Tense marking – Past tense –Li- 
                          
                         Week 9:  Basic Structure: Pronouns and tense marking 
                          
                                             -    Relative pronouns 
                                             -    Tense marking – future –TA- 
                                             -    Noun classes –N- class 
                          
                         Week 10:  Interrogatives 
                          
                                             -    Interrogative – Adverbs 
                                             -    Interrogative - Pronouns 
                                             -    Interrogative – Adjectives 
                                             -    Noun classes –U- class 
                         Week 11: Other parts of speech 
                          
                                             -    Adjectives 
                                             -    Adverbs 
                                             -    Noun Classes – pa – ku – m(u)-class 
                          
                         Week 12: Basic Structure 
                                             -    Basic word order 
                                             -    Simple sentences 
                                             -    Tense marking: past perfect – ME- 
                          
                         Week 13: basic structure 
                                             -    Simple sentences 
                                             -    Verbs – Auxiliaries- 
                                             -    Revision 
                         Week 14:    FINAL EXAMINATION 
                          
                         TEACHING METHODOLOGY: 
                                             -    Lectures 
                                             -    Dialogue and group work 
                                             -    Oral exercises 
                                             -    Reading exercises 
                                             -    Written assignments 
                          
                         COURSE TEXT: 
                                             -    P.M Wilson Simplified Swahili (Nairobi: Kenya Literature Bureau, 
                                                  1977)      
                                             -    F. Johnson A Standard Swahili – English Dictionary (Nairobi: Oxford 
                                                  University press, 1986) 
                                             -    F. Johnson A Standard English – Swahili Dictionary (Nairobi: Oxford 
                                                  University Press, 1986) 
                          
                         COURSE EVALUATION: 
                          
                         Final Examination                                 25% 
                         Mid-quarter                                       20% 
                         Oral Presentation                                 10% 
                         Assignments                                       15% 
                         Quiz/Dictation                                    10% 
                         Attendance & Participation                        10% 
                         Dialogue/Group Work                               10% 
                         Total                                             100% 
                          
                          
                          
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