Lesson 24

Health

Faamoemoega: O le a ou aoao e faamatala atu lagona o se tasi pe a ma’i.

Personal Study

Saunia mo lau talanoaga faalevaega e ala i le faamaeaina o gaoioiga A e oo i le E.

Study the Principle of Learning: Press Forward

Fetaomi Atu i Luma

With God’s help, I can press forward even when I face obstacles.

Faatasi ai ma le fesoasoani a le Atua, e mafai ai ona ou fetaomi atu i luma e tusa lava pe ou te feagai ma faafitauli.

Sa faia e le perofeta o Liae i le Tusi a Mamona se miti na aoaoina ai i tatou i le auala e fetaomi atu ai i luma. Sa ia vaaia le toatele o tagata o savavali i se ala agai atu i se laau matagofie e i ai fua mananaia. O le fua o le alofa lea o le Atua. Sa faigata la latou malaga i le ala ona o se “puao pogisa” na natia ai le ala (1 Nifae 8:23). O le mea e lelei ai, sa i ai se “ai uamea” sa mafai ona latou pipiimau i ai e tumau ai i le ala (1 Nifae 8:24). O le ai uamea o le afioga lea a le Atua, lea e aofia ai tusitusiga paia. O le mea lenei na fai mai ai Liae e uiga i la latou malaga:

“Ma sa latou fetaomi atu i luma i lo latou ala, ma piimau pea i le āi uʼamea, seia oo ina latou o mai … ma aai i le fua o le laau” (1 Nifae 8:30).

Na oo atu tagata i le laau ona sa latou pipiimau pea i le pa ma savavali pea i luma, ma faalagolago i le Atua. Sa lei faalavelaveina pe lotovaivai i latou pe a oo mai le pogisa. O loo e galue malosi e aoao le Igilisi. O nisi taimi e te lagonaina le vaivai ma le maua ai se lagona e suesue. O nisi taimi e i ai isi mea e manaomia ai lou gauai atu ma le taimi. Na e maua lava ni auala e suesue ai. Aua le taofia nei. E mafai ona faaauau pea ona e maua se aoaoga a o e uunai atu i luma ma le faamoemoe ia Iesu Keriso.

Ponder

• O a au “puao o le pogisa” i le aoaoina o le Igilisi?

• E mafai faapefea ona e agai i luma e tusa lava pe faigata le suesue?

Memorize Vocabulary

Aoao le uiga ma le faaleoina o upu taitasi a o lei faia lau talanoaga faalevaega. Taumafai e fatu ni kata e fesoasoani ia te oe e tauloto ai upu fou. E mafai ona e faaaogaina pepa po o se polokalama.

How do you feel?

O le a sau faalogo?

Nouns

backache	tiga le tua
cold	malulu
diarrhea	manava tatā
earache	tjga le taliga
headache	tiga le ulu
sore throat	tiga le fa’aī
stomachache	tiga le manava
toothache	tigā le nifo

Adjectives

congested	fufusi le mānava
dizzy	niniva
nauseated	faafaufau
sick	ma’i
tired	lelava
weak	vaivai

Verbs

breathe	mānava
eat nuts	ʼai pinati
run	tamoe
stand up	tu i luga
work	galue

Tagai i le lesona 10 mo nisi verbs.

Practice Pattern 1

Faataitai le faaaogaina o mamanu seia oo ina mafai ona e fai atu ma le mautinoa ma tali fesili. E mafai ona e suia upu ua vaseina i upu o loo i le “Memorize Vocabulary”.

Q: How do you feel?A: I have a (noun).

Questions

Answers

Examples

Q: How do you feel?A: I have a sore throat.

Q: How does he feel?A: He has diarrhea.

Practice Pattern 2

Faataitai le faaaogaina o mamanu seia oo ina mafai ona e fai atu ma le mautinoa ma tali fesili. Taumafai e matauina nei mamanu i le taimi o lau faataitaiga i aso taitasi.

Q: Do you feel (adjective)?A: I feel (adjective) when I (verb).

Questions

Answers

Examples

Q: Do you feel dizzy?A: I feel dizzy when I stand up.

Q: Does she feel nauseated?A: She feels nauseated when she eats nuts.

Use the Patterns

Tusi ni fesili se fa e mafai ona e fai atu i se tasi. Tusi se tali i fesili taitasi. Faitau leotele.

Additional Activities

Faauma gaoioiga o lesona ma iloiloga i luga o le initoneti i le englishconnect.org/learner/resources po o le EnglishConnect 1 Workbook.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

Faaauau pea ona faataitai le Igilisi i aso taitasi. Faaaoga lau “Faamaumauga e Siaki ai Suesuega Faaletagata Lava Ia.” Toe faamanatu lau sini mo suesuega ma iloilo au taumafaiga.

Conversation Group

Discuss the Principle of Learning: Press Forward

(20–30 minutes)

• Faitau leotele le mataupu faavae o le aoaoina mo lenei lesona.

• Talanoaina fesili.

Activity 1: Practice the Patterns

(10–15 minutes)

Iloilo faatasi ma se paga le lisi o vaogagana.

Faataitai le mamanu 1 ma se paga:

• Faataitai le faia o fesili.

• Faataitai le taliina o fesili.

• Faataitai se talanoaga e faaaoga ai mamanu.

Toe fai mo le mamanu 2.

Activity 2: Create Your Own Sentences

(10–15 minutes)

Filifili se tagata o loo i lalo. Aua nei e taʼu atu i lau paga po o le fea tagata na e filifilia. Fai atu ma tali fesili e mate po o ai le tagata. Feauauai.

New Vocabulary

cough	tale
fever	fiva
runny nose	isu ua tafe

sneeze	mafatua
throw up	puaʼi

Example

Ua filifili e paga A ia Virgil.

• B: Does he or she feel dizzy?

• A: Yes, he feels dizzy.

• B: Does he have a cough?

• A: No, he doesn’t have a cough.

• B: Is it Virgil?

• A: Yes.

Sun Wen

• She feels dizzy.

• She is tired.

• She feels nauseated.

• She has a fever.

• She throws up a lot.

Virgil

• He feels weak.

• He is tired.

• He feels dizzy.

• He has a fever.

• He has diarrhea.

Aamir

• He feels congested.

• He has a fever.

• He sneezes a lot.

• He has a cough.

• He has a sore throat.

Frida

• She feels congested.

• She has a sore throat.

• She sneezes a lot.

• She has a cold.

• She has a cough.

Franz

• He feels weak.

• He is tired.

• He feels nauseated.

• He has a fever.

• He has diarrhea.

Louis

• He can’t breathe well.

• He has a fever.

• He sneezes a lot.

• He has a cough.

• He has a runny nose.

Sarai

• She can’t breathe well.

• She has a sore throat.

• She sneezes a lot.

• She has a cold.

• She has a runny nose.

Anja

• She is weak.

• She is tired.

• She is nauseated.

• She has a fever.

• She throws up a lot.

Activity 3: Create Your Own Conversations

(15–20 minutes)

Faatino tulaga taitasi o loo i lalo. Fai e paga A ni fesili. E tali e paga E fesili. Faaaoga mamanu ma le vaogagana mai lenei lesona ma le lesona 23. Fai atu i le tele o faamatalaga e mafai ona e faia. Fesuiai matafaioi.

Example

O paga A o se tausimai. O paga E o se gasegase ua manavatata.

• A: How do you feel?

• B: My stomach hurts.

• A: Do you have a fever?

• B: No, I don’t.

• A: Do you have diarrhea?

• B: Yes, I have diarrhea.

• A: Do you feel nauseated?

• B: I feel nauseated when I eat.

Situation 1

O paga A o se uo. Ua valaau atu paga E i lana uo ona e fulū le uo.

Situation 2

O paga A o se fomai. Ua alu paga E i le fomai ona ua lagona e ia le maʼi ma le vaivai.

Situation 3

O paga A o se tagata o le aiga. Ua lagona e paga E le maʼi ma talanoa i le tagata o le aiga.

Situation 4

O paga A o se tausimai o taliina se telefoni. Ua valaau mai paga E ona e tiga lona papatua ma ua le mafai ona manava lelei.

Evaluate

(5–10 minutes)

Iloilo lou alualu i luma i faamoemoega ma au taumafaiga e faataitai le Igilisi i aso taitasi.

Evaluate Your Progress

I can:

• Describe how I feel when sick.

  Faamatala oʼu lagona pe a ou maʼi.

  

• Describe how others feel when sick.

  Faamatala lagona o isi pe a mamaʼi.

  

Evaluate Your Efforts

Iloilo au taumafaiga e:

1. Suesue le mataupu faavae o le aoaoina.

2. Tauloto le vaogagana.

3. Ia faataitai mamanu.

4. Faataitai i aso uma.

Faatu se sini. Mafaufau i fautuaga mo suesuega i le “Faamaumauga e Siaki ai Suesuega Faaletagata Lava Ia.”

Faasoa atu lau sini i se paga.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

“Uso e ma tuafafine, i le Ekalesia lenei, tatou te talitonu i gafatia faalelagi o fanau a le Atua ma i lo tatou tomai e avea ai o se mea e sili atu ia Keriso. I le taimi a le Alii, e le o le mea tatou te amata ai ae o le mea o loo tatou agai i ai e sili ona taua” (Clark G. Gilbert, “Avea Atili ia Keriso: O Le Faataoto i le Faataamilosaga,” Liahona, Nov. 2021, 19).