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Learning Ndebele Proverbs Through Storytelling Part XXXIII (eBook)
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Learning Ndebele Proverbs Through Storytelling Part XXXIII (eBook)
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Nomusa Dlodlo
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Nomusa Dlodlo
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€ 4,49
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EPUB |
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Inglese |
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Nomusa Dlodlo |
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9798233299247 |
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2026 |
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Descrizione
Long before stories lived in books, they lived in voices—shared beside the fire, in the fields, and in the quiet moments between elders and children. Among the amaNdebele, these voices shaped wisdom into short, powerful sayings called izaga (proverbs). Though brief, each proverb carries deep meaning, guiding people on how to live well with themselves and with others.
This book brings together 25 Ndebele proverbs, thoughtfully explained for children. Each proverb is unpacked in three ways: its meaning, its connection to similar ideas found in other languages and cultures, and the life lessons it offers. These lessons are not only about the past; they are tools for today—helping young readers understand responsibility, relationships, leadership, courage, and character.
Throughout this collection, children will learn personal accountability. Several proverbs remind us that we cannot blame others for problems we refused to face ourselves. These teachings encourage children to take ownership of their actions and to understand that responsibility begins with the self.
The proverbs also teach the power of presence and attention. They show that simply "being there," watching carefully, and noticing small details can prevent bigger problems later. A good leader, parent, or friend does not wait until a situation becomes a crisis. Instead, they pay attention early.
Many of the lessons focus on wisdom in relationships and community life. Children are taught the value of privacy and respect, learning that strong communities are built when families mind their own homes and protect one another's dignity. The proverbs warn against gossip, careless speech, and distraction, reminding us that what we "eat" with our words shapes our character just as much as food shapes our bodies. Silence, when used wisely, is shown to be a form of strength.
Another powerful theme is persistence and resilience. Several proverbs teach that success rarely comes from a single attempt. Children learn that failure is not the end, but part of the journey, and that courage means staying in the arena even when things are difficult. Big problems, often require patience, multiple efforts, and determination.
Strong lessons about character and moral vigilance run through the proverbs. Children are warned about hidden dangers: small signs of trouble, ignored too long, can grow into great harm. The proverbs teach them to trust their instincts, to be cautious about whom they allow into their lives, and to understand that character—good or bad—often reveals itself in small moments first.
Family and home are treated as sacred spaces. The proverbs highlight loyalty, protection, and emotional intelligence, teaching that conflict, careless words, and unresolved anger can slowly destroy the sweetness of a household. At the same time, they show that true strength lies in reconciliation, patience, and the courage to put out a fire completely rather than hiding embers under ashes.
Children will also learn important lessons about love, leadership, and humility. They discover that real influence is quiet, that wise leaders listen—especially to women and elders—and that honor comes from good character, not from appearances or titles. Love, the proverbs teach, must be guided by wisdom, for a blind heart cannot protect a home.
Across all 25 proverbs, one message is clear: actions define who we are. Clothing, words, and status mean little if they are not matched by responsibility, hard work, and care for the community. Every person, young or old, has a role to play, and dignity comes from fulfilling that role with integrity.
May this book help young readers grow thoughtful minds, kind hearts, and strong character. These proverbs are not just to be read, but to be lived—for a proverb remembered is wisdom carried, and wisdom carried is a life well guided.
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