LGCSE Sesotho case studies
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LGCSE Sesotho is a school-leaving qualification in Sesotho, taken largely by candidates in Lesotho and by learners elsewhere who study Sesotho as a first or strong second language. It certifies that a candidate can read, write, speak and listen in Sesotho at senior-secondary level, and it is typically used for further study, teacher training, journalism, civil service and other work where confident Sesotho literacy matters. The LGCSE Sesotho case studies are 5 cases and about 2,532 words.
1Ho hlophisa puo ea molomo ka nako e khutšoanyane
Mpho ke moithuti oa mophato oa boraro. O fuoa mosebetsi oa ho bua sebokeng sa sekolo ka taba ea 'Ho thusa batsoali ba se nang mosebetsi'.
563 words, about 3 min2Ho lekola bopaki le maikutlo a mongoli
Moithuti o bala sengoloa sa mantswe a 420 se nang le sehlooho sa 'Chelete e tsoang mosebetsing oa kantle'. Sengoloa se bontša hore metseng e meraro, 62% ea malapa a itšetlehile ka chelete e romeloang ke bafalli.
524 words, about 3 min3Ho hlahloba sebōpeho sa mongolo oa mphato e mong
Mphato e mong o ngola sengoloa sa mantswe a 150 bakeng sa makasine oa sekolo. O kopa Mpho ho hlahloba sebōpeho sa puo pele se ea ho mosuoe.
441 words, about 2 min4Ho khetha maele a loketseng lengolo la matšeliso
Moithuti o ngola lengolo la matšeliso ho lelapa leo mora oa lona a shoeleng. O batla ho kenya maele a Sesotho, 'me o na le likhetho tse tharo tse fanoeng ke mosuoe: (a) 'Motho ke motho ka batho'; (b) 'Ho tsamaea ke ho bona'; (c) 'Lentsoe la motho le a utloahala'.
522 words, about 3 min5Ho hlahloba maikutlo le matšoao temaneng ea lithoko
Sehlopha sa baithuti se hlahloba temana e latelang bakeng sa tlhahlobo ea bonono: 'Ke eme monyako oa ntlo ea ka, / ke utloa moea o hlaba; / mora oa ka o tsamaea le bafalli, / 'me lehong la ka le robehile. / Ke tšoara thupa e le hore ke tšoare, / empa matsoho a ka a fokola.' Baithuti ba phehisana khang: e mong o re seroki se na le tšepo hobane se ntse se eme; e mong o re se na le masoabi hobane matsoho a fokola.
482 words, about 2 min