Lesson 8

At Home

Jibadbad eo: Inaaj ekkatak n̄an kajjitōk im uwaaki kajjitōk ko kōn ia eo armej eo jokwe ie.

Personal Study

M̧aanjabpopo n̄an iien ekōnono eo an kurup eo am̧ kōn am̧ kam̧ōje m̧akūtkūt ko an A n̄an E

Study the Principle of Learning: Press Forward

Wōnm̧aanļo̧k Wōt

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

Kōn jipan̄ eo an Anij, Imaron̄ wōnm̧aanļo̧k wōt men̄e ij ioon apan̄ ko.

Aolepād wōj jej jelm̧ae apan̄ ko ilo mour. Jet iien apan̄ ko ad rej kōm̧m̧an bwe en pen ad tōpar kōttōbar ko ad. Nipai, juon rikanaan im ritōl ilo Bok in Mormon, ekar iioon elōn̄ apan̄ ko. Ekar joļo̧k aolepān mour eo an katakin im jerbal n̄an armej ro an. Ekar jeļā enaaj kar jelm̧ae apan̄ ko reppen im ekar kōņaan jipan̄ er jeļā ewi wāween aer kijenmej. Nipai eaar katakin:

“Bun̄m̧aanļo̧k kōn dim ilo Kraist kōn juon kōjatdikdik emeram, im juon iakwe n̄an Anij im armej otemjeļo̧k” (2 Nipai 31:20).

Kwomaron̄ bun̄m̧aanļo̧k barāinwōt. N̄an “bun̄m̧aanļo̧k kōn dim ilo Kraist” meļeļe in kwomaron̄ kajjieon̄, lōke ilo Jisōs Kraist, aaet men̄e men ko rej eppen. Am̧ lōke bwe E enaaj kōjeraam̧m̧an jerbal ko am̧ men̄e men ko rej eppen ak n̄e kwoj kōm̧m̧an bōd. N̄an waanjon̄ak, bōlen kwoj kile bwe kwoj kōm̧m̧an bōd n̄e kwoj kajjieon̄ kōnono kajin In̄lij. Bōlen epen am̧ kakeememeji naan ko rekāāl. Komaron̄ bun̄m̧aanļo̧k wōt im kamminene aolep raan, lōke bwe E enaaj jipan̄ eok ekkatak. Jekdo̧o̧n ta apan̄ ko kwoj jelm̧ae, kwomaron̄ bun̄m̧aanļo̧k kōn tōmak.

Ponder

• Ta wāween ko me kwomaron̄ “bun̄m̧aanļo̧k wōt” ilo katak kijin In̄lij?

• Ta ej jipan̄ eok kajjieon̄ wōt men̄e men ko rej eppen?

Memorize Vocabulary

Katak ej meļeļe in im wāween ba ainikien kajjojo naan m̧okta jān iien ekōnono eo an kūrub eo am̧.

in	ilo
on	ioon
there	euweo

Adjectives

beautiful	aiboojoj
big	kilep
busy	poub
crowded	idepdep
historic	bun̄bun̄
lively	emmourur
new	kāāl
noisy	kauwaron̄ron̄
old	rūtto
peaceful	aenōm̧m̧an
quiet	ikōn̄
safe	jokane
unsafe	ejjab jokane

Nouns

apartment	abaatmen
city	jikin kweilo̧k
house	em̧
neighborhood	rūturid
street	iaļ
town	town
village	bukwōn

Practice Pattern 1

Kamminene kōjerbale jon̄ak ko m̧ae iien kwoj lōke am̧ maron̄ kajjitōk im uwaaki kajjitōk ko.

Q: Where do you live?A: I live on a (adjective) (noun).

Questions

Answers

Kakeemejmej: Kōjerbale “on” n̄an jikin ko me rej meļan ko (iaļ ko (streets), iaļ leplep ko (roads), kepoon iaļ ko (avenues) ). Kōjerbale “in” n̄an jikin ko ewōr tōrere ko ie (kjikin kweilo̧k ko, peļaak ko jikid, m̧ōko reļļap).

Examples

Q: Where do you live?A: I live on a busy street.

Q: Where does she live?A: She lives in a crowded neighborhood.

Q: Where do they live?A: They live in an apartment.

Practice Pattern 2

Kamminene kōjerbale jon̄ak ko m̧ae iien kwoj lōke am̧ maron̄ kajjitōk im uwaaki kajjitōk ko. Kajjieon̄ ba jon̄ak ko ilo ainikien ellaaj. Ļōmņak in rekoote eok make. Lukkuun kanooj wujlepļo̧k am̧ n̄an ļōmņak ko im en̄jake ko am̧.

Q: Why do you like living on a (adjective) (noun)?A: I like living there because it’s (adjective).

Questions

Answers

Examples

Q: Why do you like living in a quiet city?A: I like living there because it’s safe.

Q: Why don’t you like living on a busy street?A: I don’t like living there because it’s noisy.

Q: Why do you like living in a new apartment?A: Because it’s big and beautiful.

Use the Patterns

Je emān kajjitōk ko kwomaron̄ kajjitōk ippān juon armej. Je juon uwaak n̄an kajjojo kajjitōk ko. Riiti ilo ainikien ellaaj.

Additional Activities

Kam̧ōje m̧akūtkūt ko an katak eo im teej ko online ilo englishconnect.org/learner/resources ak ilo EnglishConnect 2 Workbook.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

Wōnm̧aanļo̧k kamminene kajin English aolep raan. Kōjerbale “Kein Etale Kopād Ia Ilo Katak ko Am̧.” Etale kōttōbar in ekkatak eo am̧ im etale jerabal ko am̧.

Conversation Group

Discuss the Principle of Learning: Press Forward

(20–30 minutes)

• Riiti pedped in kilen ekkatak n̄an katak in ilo ainikien ellaaj.

• kōnono kōn kajjitōk kein:

Activity 1: Practice the Patterns

(10–15 minutes)

Etale laajrak in naan ko ippān juon m̧ōttam̧.

Kamminene jon̄an 1 ippān juon m̧ōttam̧:

• Kamminene kajjitōk kajjitōk ko.

• Kamminene uwaaki kajjitōk ko.

• Kamminene juon ekōnono kōjerbale jon̄ak ko.

Āliji n̄an jon̄ak 2

Activity 2: Create Your Own Sentences

(10–15 minutes)

Part 1

Kōm̧mālmel M̧ōttā B ej jokwe ilo jikin eo ilo kajjojo pija. M̧ōttā A ej kajjitōk kōn mour ijeņ. Iien jānij eddo ko.

New Vocabulary

Do you like living in a big city?

Kwoj ke kōņaan jokwe ilo juon jikin kweilo̧k eļap?

Example

• A: Where do you live?

• B: I live in a big city.

• A: Do you like living in a big city?

• B: Yes.

• A: Why do you like living in a big city?

• B: I like living there because it’s lively, beautiful, and historic.

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Part 2

Lale meļeļe ko kōn armej ro. Kajjitōk im uwaaki kajjitōk ko kōn kajjojo armej ro. Aolep rej bok koņaer.

Example: Kalani

• old neighborhood

• unsafe

• A: Where does Kalani live?

• B: Kalani lives in an old neighborhood.

• A: Does Kalani like living in an old neighborhood?

• B: No.

• A: Why doesn’t he like it?

• B: Because it’s unsafe.

Ian

• busy street

• noisy; crowded

Ara

• peaceful neighborhood

• quiet

Clare

• big city

• lively; beautiful

Rongo

• small village

• peaceful

Desh

• quiet town

• safe; historic

Activity 3: Create Your Own Conversations

(15–20 minutes)

Kajjitōk im uwaaki kajjitōk ko kōn ia eo kwoj jokwe ie. Kōjerbale kajjitōk ko jān laajrak eo ak ļōmņak kōn kajjitōk ko am̧ make. Ba jon̄an wōt am̧ maron̄. Aolep rej bok koņaer.

New Vocabulary

close to my family

epaakeļo̧k baam̧le eo aō

Questions List

• Where do you live?

• Tell me about your town.

• Why do you like living there?

• Why don’t you like living there?

• Is your city big or small?

• Is your neighborhood noisy or quiet?

• Is your street safe or unsafe?

• Do you live in a house or an apartment?

Example

• A: Do you live in a house or an apartment?

• B: I live in an apartment.

• A: Why do you like living there?

• B: I like living there because it is small and clean. It is close to my family.

Evaluate

(5–10 minutes)

Etale eddōkļo̧k eo am̧ ilo jibadbad ko im jerbal ko am̧ n̄an kamminene kajin In̄lij aolep raan.

Evaluate Your Progress

I can:

• Ask where others live.

  Kajjitōk ia eo ro jet rej jokwe ie.

  

• Talk about where I and others live.

  Kōnono kōn ia eo n̄a im ro jet rej jokwe ie.

  

• Ask why others like or don’t like living somewhere.

  Kajjitōk etke ro jet rekōņaan ak jab kōņaan jokwe ijo jet.

  

• Talk about why I and others like or don’t like living somewhere.

  Kōnono kōn etke n̄a im ro jet rekōņaan ak jab kōņaan jokwe ijoko jet.

  

Evaluate Your Efforts

Etale jerbal ko am̧ n̄an:

1. Katak pedped eo an ekkatak.

2. Kakkilōklōki Naan ko (vocabulary).

3. Kamminene jon̄ak ko.

4. Kamminene aolep raan.

Kōm̧m̧ane juon Kōttōbar. Ļōmnak kōn elmakot in katak kein ilo “Kein Etale Kopād Ia Ilo Ekkatak ko Am̧.”

Kwaļo̧k kōttōbar eo am̧ ippān juon m̧ōttam.

Act in Faith to Practice English Daily

“Kwoj jab kam̧ōj eok. Kwōn etetal m̧aanļo̧k wōt. Inaaj kajjieon̄ wōt. Ewōr jipan̄ im m̧ōņōņō im̧aan. … Enaaj maron̄ em̧m̧an ilo jem̧ļo̧kin. Lōke Anij im tōmak ilo men ko rem̧m̧an rej itok” (Jeffrey R. Holland, “‘An High Priest of Good Things to Come,’” Ensign, Nov. 1999, 38).