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Malawi

BY JOANA

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Malawi

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Malawi is a country in South Africa with it’s President Joyce Banda. The capital city in Malawi Is Lilongwe, the Population of this country is about 15.38 million

Malawi’s President is Miss Joyce Banda. Watch and see what she says!

MOVIE 1.1 Meeting the President of Malawi - Joyce Banda

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Malawi language is quite difficult for most people. Here in this picture is the story of how God’s creation in malawian language.

There are many languages spoken in tribes that is educated to all students in elementary schools.

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Malawi Language

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Hello/Good morning Moni Good/Fine/OK Chabwino

Go well/Goodbye Pitani bwino Stay well Tsalani bwino

Man Abambo Woman Amai

How are you? Muli bwanji? I am well Ndili bwino

Thank you Zikomo

Here is some basic Malawian words

Greetings

ONE AMODZI FOUR MNAYI SEVEN ASANU NDI AWIRI TEN KHUMI

TWO AWIRI FIVE ASANU EIGHTASANU

NDI MTATU

TWENTY MAKUMI AWIRI

THREE MTATU SIX ASANU NDI AWIRI NINE

ASANU NDI

MNAYIHUNDRED ZANA

LIMODZI

Numbers

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This is Malawi’s national anthem sung by Allan Numuya of Osceola

MOVIE 1.2 Malawi’s national anthem in english version

Lyrics- 1. O God bless our land of Malawi, keep it a land of peace. Put down each and every enemy, hunger, disease, envyJoin together all our hearts as one, that we be free from fear.Bless our leader, each and every one, and Mother Malawi

2.Our own Malawi, this land is so fair, fertile and brave and free.with it’s lakes, refreshing mountain air, how greatly blest are we.Hills and valleys, soil so rich and rare, give us a bounty free.Wood and forest, plains so broad and fair, all beauteous Malawi.

3.Freedom ever, let us all unite, to build up Malawi.With our love our zeal and loyalty, bringing our best to her.In time of war or in time of peace, one purpose and one goal.Men and women serving selflessly in building Malawi.

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A chitenje is a dress similar to this picture. A chitenje comes in different colors, patterns or designs.

Clothing

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In Malawi people often wear Cotton dresses, skirts and light trousers for woman are worn lots of time in work or special occasions and men just wear jeans t-shirts but on special occasions they wear religious robes.

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As you can see in these pictures Malawian people grow their own crops of food. Tea was known to be the second largest crop.

Malawi’s national food would be the delicious Nsima made from corn, water and flour.

most people eat nsima at soccer games, dinner, breakfast, lunch and all sorts of events here’s a video of how to make nsima.

Food

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MOVIE 3.1 Making Nsima

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Kate’s Malawi Experience

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Malawi Kate has been in Malawi for 7 months teaching a primary school about science and english

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LyricsLyrics is the words to a song.

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MalawiA country in south africa

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National anthemA song that has been made from other countries to represent and honor thier country. Many anthems have been sung during special occasions e.g olym-pics

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OccasionsSpecial or important days such as Birthdays, meetings, Christmas etc.

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PopulationHow many there is

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ReligiousWhat people believe about God or gods and how they worship

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TraditionTradition means what people or families do the same event together on every occasion e.g At every Christmas a family always haves a Christmas party

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