Description
Step beyond the basics into everyday Sesotho: your daily routine, plans and invitations, the weather, health, getting around town, and chatting about what you did yesterday and will do tomorrow. This is the full written study guide for Sesotho CEFR A2 (Everyday Conversations): about 3,600 words to work through at your own pace, viewable online from your student dashboard for as long as you own it.
What is inside
- 11 modules with vocabulary tables: 140 words and phrases, each with its meaning and, where given, a say-it-like pronunciation hint
- A sounds and pronunciation section
- 2 dialogues to read aloud, line by line with meanings
- 8 grammar and usage notes with examples and tips
- Practice exercises (matching, fill in the missing word, translation and a self-check) with a full answer key
Modules in this guide
- Days, weeks & telling time
- Shopping & money
- Food & eating out
- Directions & getting around town
- Transport & travel
- Making plans & invitations
- In town & services
- Describing people & things
- Weather & seasons
- Daily routine
- Chores, health & feelings
By the end of this level you can
- Describe your daily routine and say what you usually do, using the present tense
- Talk about the recent past – what you did yesterday – and simple future plans for tomorrow
- Describe the weather and name the four seasons
- Make plans, suggest doing something, and accept or decline an invitation
- Say how you feel, name parts of the body, and explain a simple ailment to a clinic or pharmacy
Good to know
- Viewable online in your account, on any device. It is not a download to keep.
- A Teach Yourself level: this level’s interactive lessons plus its full written guide. No certificate, and not a live or tutor-marked course.
- Built from the same content as our interactive Sesotho A2 lessons.
Get every level for less
The complete Sesotho pack ($99) includes all six Sesotho study guides (A1 to C2) plus the interactive online lessons for every level.
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When you are ready to use it in conversation, find a tutor for 1-on-1 lessons.


