Swahili
Hisia: Kuhisi
olanipekun
Talking about Feelings
Objective: With this lesson, you should be about to identify feelings and be able to talk about them.
Step 1:
From the list below, identify the feelings you already know. Talk about them before learning others.
| 1. | kufurahi | to be happy |
| 2 | Kutabasamu | to smile |
| 3 | kuhuzunika | to be sad |
| 4 | kuchoka | to be tired |
| 5 | kuchanganyikiwa | to be confused |
| 6 | kushangaa | to be surprised |
| 7 | kuhisi uchungu | to feel pain |
| 8 | kufadhaika | to be frustrated |
| 9 | kuogopa | to fear |
| 10 | kuchukia | to hate |
| 11 | kuwa na wasiwasi | to be worried |
| 12 | kuhisi kiu | to be thirsty |
| 13 | kukasirika | to be angry |
| 14 | kutamani | to desire |
| 15 | kutulia | to relax |
| 16 | kuwa na wivi | to be envious |
| 17 | kuhisi joto | to feel hot |
| 18 | kuhisi baridi | to feel cold |
Step 2:
Identify the feelings seen with these emojis:
Step 3: Study the expressions made with some feelings and translate them.
- Nina njaa!
- Tunafurahi sana
- Mtoto ana sinzia
- Mfalme kuwa na wasiwasi
- Mabinti wawili wa mfalme walishangaa
- Nina utiluvu moyoni wangu
Step 4
Make 2 sentences with 10 of the feelings and share with your mentor. Ask for how they are feeling
