Mwamed and Musu go to the market with their mum to buy groceries for their house. On their way home they pass by different food stalls and ask their mum if they're allowed to have something to eat even though there is rice at home. If you've ever been told those words, you'll love this fun, original, children's story for your children. It has been translated into Krio (the lingua franca of Sierra Leone) by The Young Sierra Leonean initiative @Young_Salone and contains a mini glossary at the end. Suitable for any age ...
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Mwamed and Musu go to the market with their mum to buy groceries for their house. On their way home they pass by different food stalls and ask their mum if they're allowed to have something to eat even though there is rice at home. If you've ever been told those words, you'll love this fun, original, children's story for your children. It has been translated into Krio (the lingua franca of Sierra Leone) by The Young Sierra Leonean initiative @Young_Salone and contains a mini glossary at the end. Suitable for any age trying to learn and practice Krio.
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Seller's Description:
Alonge, Oluwatimilehin John. New. Print on demand Text in Creoles and pidgins. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 24 p. Intended for a juvenile audience.
