The first thing to do when learning a new language is trying to speak, speak, and speak. Converse and converse with it. Do much on one to one conversation. With a vocabulary of about 100 words, converse more with those who already know how to speak the set language. Master several common sentence patterns in it. Give more time to it. Print and revise your lessons. Keep practicing in your head, and don’t be ashamed to make a lot of mistakes.
Even and Odd numbers up to 20
Even numbers are divisible by 2 while odd numbers are not.
Even Numbers end with 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8
Odd Numbers end with 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9
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The Nkwen Traditional Anthem
The Nkwen Traditional Anthem. “M̀BANƏ̀” is the Traditional Anthem of the Nkwen People. It is a typical song of the people with origin from our forefathers. It is a symbol of peace, progress and unity. According to our forefathers and from a research by the Nkwen Language Committee, this song signifies three things when sung. 1) Calling on blessings upon the Land. 2) Calling on blessings upon Married Women to remain healthy and fruitful in their marriages. 3) Asking for peace, unity, understanding and progress in any gathering. Thus, it is an obligation for any son or daughter of the Nkwen Fondom to Master and sing it correctly. This video would be of great help to the people of Nkwen and also an attempt to preserve the M̀BANƏ̀.
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Mastering the Alphabet 3 on Double Sounds
Double Sounds; Enabling Reading for Slow Learners
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Mastering the Alphabet 2, Word Building, Enabling Reading For Slow Learners
This publication aims to help pupils who, after passing through level one (Primary 1&2), reach levels two and three (Primary 3 – 6) without knowing how to read a simple text. They can give correct answers to oral questions but cannot read the questions themselves. This makes them fail their exams, not because they are dull. Some teachers also hurriedly teach the alphabet without taking into consideration some basic principles. This class of pupils is merely slow to understand and needs gradual guidance in the art of reading. This book gives answers to the difficulties faced by these pupils at all levels. Parents and teachers are advised to use this book for a better result in the performance of the Slow Learners. My granddaughter in 4k (Nursery 2) can read so well as she follows lessons in Mastering the Alphabet books 1,2, and 3.
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Nkwen Language Speaking online Part 3 – Parts of the Body and some Sentence Patterns on Nouns
Oral work on Nkwen Language
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Unity of Noun phrases in Nkwen Language (Cohesion)
Unity of Noun phrases in Nkwen Language
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