“Lesona 2: Folasaga,” EnglishConnect 1 mo Tagata A’oa’o (2022)

“Lesona 2,” EnglishConnect 2 mo Tagata A’oa’o

Lesson 2

Introductions

Faamoemoega: O le a ou a’oa’o e talanoa e uiga i le mea e sau ai se tasi ma le mea latou te fiafia e fai.

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: Exercise Faith in Jesus Christ

Faatino le Faatuatua ia Iesu Keriso

Jesus Christ can help me do all things as I exercise faith in Him.

E mafai e Iesu Keriso ona fesoasoani ia te a’u e faia mea uma pe a ou faaali le faatuatua ia te Ia.

O Iesu Keriso o le Alo o le Atua. Na auina mai e le Atua Iesu e a’oa’o ma fesoasoani ia i tatou. Ua aoao mai e Iesu i tatou i le auala e ola faamaoni ai i o tatou gafatia o ni fanau a le Atua. Ua i ai ia Iesu le mana e fesoasoani ai ia i tatou e faatoilalo o tatou vaivaiga ma o tatou luitau. Na Ia aoao mai i tatou:

“Afai e tusa lo outou faatuatua ma le fua o le sinapi, e fai atu outou i lenei mauga, Alu atu ia oe i le la mea; ona alu atu ai lea; e leai foi se mea tou te le mafaia” (Mataio 17:20).

Atonu e te lagonaina o le aoaoina o le Igilisi o se mauga tele—o se galuega e le mafai ona fai. Ae a o e faaalia sina faatuatua itiiti ia Iesu Keriso, o le a tuputupu ae lou faatuatua. O lou faatuatua faatupulaia ia te Ia o le a fesoasoani ia te oe e faatoilalo ai ou luitau.

Ponder

O a nisi o luitau e ono feagai ma oe i le aoaoina o le Igilisi?
O a nisi o auala e mafai ona e faatupuina ai lou faatuatua ia Iesu Keriso?

Memorize Vocabulary

A’oa’o le uiga ma le faaleoga o upu taitasi a o lei faia lau talanoaga faalevaega. O le a fesoasoani le Atua ia te oe e manatua mea o loo e aoaoina a o e faia le mea sili e te mafaia e suesue ai.

Nouns

Brazil	Pasila
Ghana	Kana
India	Initia
Japan	Iapani
Mexico	Mekisiko
South Korea	Korea i Saute
Tonga	Toga

Verbs

cook	kuka
play soccer	taalo soka
play violin	ta vaiolini
run	tamoe
sew	su’isu’i
shop	faleoloa
sing	pese
watch shows	matamata ata TV

Practice Pattern 1

E tele mamanu o le igilisi. Faatasi ai ma se mamanu se tasi ma ni nai upu o le vaogagana, e mafai ona e fatuina ai le tele o fuaiupu! 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 vaega “Memorize Vocabulary”.

Q: Where are you from?A: I am from (noun).

Examples

Q: Where are you from?A: I am from Ghana.

Q: Where is he from?A: He is from Chile.

Practice Pattern 2

Faataitai le faaaogaina o mamanu seia oo ina mafai ona e fai atu ma le to’a ma tali fesili. Afai e i ai se mea e fenumiai, tatalo mo se fesoasoani ma faaauau pea ona galue i ai. O le a fesoasoani le Atua ia te oe a o e faia le mea sili e te mafaia e aoao ai.

Q: What do you like to do?A: I like to (verb).

fesili o le mamanu 2 o le a se mea e te fiafia e fai

Examples

Q: What do you like to do?A: I like to cook.

Q: What does he like to do?A: He likes to watch TV.

Q: What doesn’t she like to do?A: She doesn’t like to sew.

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 iloilo i luga o le initoneti i le englishconnect.org/learner/resources po o le EnglishConnect 2 Workbook.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

E te manaomia ni faataitaiga faifai pea, i aso taitasi ina ia tautala ai i se gagana fou. O le i ai o se sini e mafai ona fesoasoani ia te oe. E le manaomia ona faigata lau sini. O le mea moni, o sini faigofie e masani lava ona sili atu ona aoga aua e fesoasoani ia te oe e atiina ae ai se mausa o le faataitaia o le Igilisi i aso taitasi.

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

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)

Vaai i ata. Fai atu ma tali fesili e uiga i igoa o tagata taitoatasi ma le mea e o mai ai. Talanoa e uiga i mea latou te fiafia i ai ma mea latou te le fiafia e fai. Faaaoga mamanu mai lenei lesona ma le lesona 1. Ia e fatufatuai! Feauauai.

Example: Raul

A: What’s his name?
B: He is Raul.
A: Where is he from?
B: He is from Chile.
A: What does he like to do?
B: He likes to play soccer.
A: What doesn’t he like to do?
B: He doesn’t like to shop.

Activity 3: Create Your Own Conversations

(15–20 minutes)

Fai atu ma tali fesili e uiga i mea e te fiafia i ai ma mea e te lē fiafia e fai. Ia fai atu le tele o faamatalaga e mafai ona e faia. Feauauai.

Example

A: What do you like to do?
B: I like to travel. Do you like to travel?
A: No, I don’t like to travel. What don’t you like to do?
B: I don’t like to watch sports. Do you like to watch sports?
A: Yes, I like to watch sports.

foliga e le faaituau, foliga faamalieina, foliga fiafia

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

“Amata nei ona faateleina lou faatuatua. E ala i lou faatuatua, o le a faateleina ai e Iesu Keriso lou tomai e aveese ai mauga i lou olaga [tagai i le 1 Nifae 7:12], e ui lava o ou luitau patino e mafai ona matuai lapopoa e pei o le Mauga o Everesi” (Russell M. Nelson, “Ua Toetu Keriso; O Le Faatuatua ia te Ia o le a Aveesea ai Mauga,” Liahona, Me 2021, 102–3).