Uraho, Uraho, Uraho, Uraho. Uraho neza. Muraho, Muraho, Muraho, Muraho. Muraho neza. Waramutse, Waramutse, Waramutse, Waramutse. Waramutse neza. Mwaramutse, Mwaramutse, Mwaramutse, Mwaramutse. Mwaramutse neza. Wirirwe, Urabeho, Mwirirwe, Murabeho. Procedure I’ll have the content of the text (song) on the screen. I’ll highlight the terms used in Kinyarwanda greetings from the text. I’ll turn on the song for the students to hear the words and the tune. I’ll read the text and ask students to read after me. Make students sing following the audio sound. Explain when and how each term is used in Kinyarwanda greetings context. Practice greetings in class with the participation of all students. Explain focus and thematic vocabulary. Teach grammar in context. Lead In Images Image Description People involved in greetings. Book traversal links for Lead-in: Indamutso z’abanyarwanda. ‹ Cultural Notes: The uniqueness in greetings Up Student Notes: Different forms of greetings ›
