Note Cultural Notes According to Rwandan culture, you don’t count children one has. It was believed that counting children was to give access to the agent of the evil spirit (death) to take one of them (if not all) any time. If you ask someone how many children he/she has; He/she will say: “mfite Gasana, Uwimana, Komeza na Sano“ (I have Gasana, Uwimana, Komeza and Sano). It is up to you to know that they are four. But don’t say: ufite abana bane ‘you have four childdren’. Book traversal links for Cultural Notes: Counting and numbering ‹ Assessment: Exercises on telling time and class agreement with nouns Up Student Notes: Kuvuga ibihe 'Telling time' ›