ED 265 734 FL 015 300 ‘AUTHOR nett, Patrick R.; And Others TITLE ire: A First Course in Kikuyu. 2: An Introduction to Kikuyu INSTITUTION ., Madison. African Studies Program. SPONS AGENCY © Department of Education, Washington, DC. PUB DATE 85 GRANT 6008201052 NOTE 331p.; For volumes 1 and 3 of this course, see respectively FL 015 299 and FL 015 301. AVAILABLE FROM African Stud: Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1454 van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Dr., Madison, WI 5370S ($10.09). PUB TYPE Guides - Classroom Use - Guides (For Teachers) (052) ~~ Guides - Classroom Use - Materials (For Learner) (052) EDRS PRICE MFO1/PC14 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Bantu Languages; *Conversational Language Courses; Course Organization; Foreign Countries; Form Classes (Languages); Higher Education; *intensive Language Courses; Introductory Cour: *Listening Skills; Orthographic Symbols; Phonology; Second Language Instruction; *Semantics IDENTIFIERS Kenya; *Kikuyu; *Survival Language ABSTRACT The cond in a series of three volumes comprising a in Kikuyu, a Bantu language, this document short, inte: sting of units ies. Its objective is to provide basic Skills. The 10 units cover thi basic greetings; location; origins; work; negotiation, commands, necessity, time; modifiers; ownership, existence, buying/selling; objects, passives, quotations; auxiliaries, implied quotations, reasons, purpose; and completed action and temporal and Conditional expressions, Each unit consists of four quarters covering unit subtopics, and each subtopic quarter includes an introduction to the topic, a of initial drills, a summary of constructions covered, i mtory of construc! ns and, in some ci s, a vocabulary list, The units also include taped drills and supplementary slides (not included in this document). In a typical university course, this volume would be combined with the longer Course outline, "Wirute Gikuyu" (volume 1 of this series). (MSE) AARERRRRERERERREREERERRERRRER EER RER AREER ERE RRR RRR RERERRE RRR ER RRR * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made 0 from the origiual document. * AARERRAAARRARAAEAREAROAASAMARSAEAATO REE AES EAAAREDRERRERR RRR AREREREREREEfees i SGN ge oe Ee aia re h aN =e tal Me A= GIKOYO NI —\ KIOIGIRE : a first course in Kikuyu t se . 2: Aria-i na 4 ~~ Ann Biersteker See Aagikiyi Susan Hershberg 7 Joel Kamande Carolyn Perez Martha Swearingen Tilustrations oy by S.C. Bennett M. Wagner . W.P. Wagner Published by The African Studies Program of the University of Wisconsin-Madison 4 ‘ ; kamen ctrwteiae “werussion ro nemoouce Tas iS {EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FORMATION MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED EY. core ne ed Pi Bennte Xan ov er onan ee OS S ‘Tree ven oro tno TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Tet) Oe). PF LONGIK OY0 ni KIOIGIRE: ARIA-I_NA AAGIKUYU AN INTRODUCTION TO KIKUYU CONVERSATION COMPILED BY: Patrick R. Bennett Ann Biersteker Waithira Gikonyo Susan Hershberg Joel Kamande Carolyn Perez Martha Swearingen WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY: Gompilation of these materials was supported by: Department of Education Grant Number 008201052 Published by The African Studies Program of the University of Wisconsin-Hadison