Unit Introduction Aims Learn to greet your peers, your family, and your elders. Prerequisites None Detailed Description Lesson1 covers general greetings, asking other people’s name, saying one’s name; the use of both formal and informal greetings that are based upon pertinent aspects of the culture. Some phrases for leave-taking and the use of short subject pronouns. Estimated Time ≈3.00hours Objectives Introduce oneself by saying his/her name and ask others for their names. Use several expressions of greetings that are germane to the pulaar culture. Distinguish between the formal and informal greetings. Use several polite wishes or farewell wishes. Use the short subject pronouns and several forms of introductory verbs such as “to be called or named”. Discuss the literal and cultural meaning of the phrase “Si Allah jabi”. Required Materials Headphones/speakers, notebook, pen. Dialogue: Hiwrondiral sondo woo (Greetings any moment) Dialogue: Salminagol mawbe (Greeting an old person) Grammar: The short subject pronouns (singular). Lead-in: Hiwrondiral sondo woo / Greetings any moment Passage: John e Ceerno Amadu Barry / John and Ceerno Amadu Barry Summary: Hiwrondiral Vocabulary: The formal and informal greetings Cultural Notes: Importance of greetings in pulaar society Student Notes: Formal and informal greetings Teacher Notes: pronunciation Book traversal links for Unit 1: Hiwrondiral (Greetings) ‹ Beginning Pulaar Up Dialogue: Hiwrondiral sondo woo (Greetings any moment) ›