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A boy sitting on a chair reading a book.

Tita ge khomais xa a ǃgâibahe! I like to read!

Written by Letta Machoga

Illustrated by Wiehan de Jager

Translated by Ngeve Shangombe

Language Khoekhoegowab

Level Level 1

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A boy sitting on a chair reading a book.

Tita ge khomaisa ǀnam.

I like to read.


A boy holding a book standing in the doorway of a bedroom.

Tari-e ta khomaiba ǁkhā?

Who can I read to?


A boy holding a book looking at a baby sleeping in a cot.

Ti ǃgâros ge ǁom hâ.

My sister is asleep.


A boy holding a book walking in a hallway.

Tari-e ta nî khomaiba?

Who can I read to?


A boy holding a book and two women cooking in a kitchen.

Ti mamas tsî ǁnaosas hâra ge ǀhawe.

My mother and grandmother are busy.


A boy holding a book thinking about two men.

Tari-e ta nî khomaiba?

Who can I read to?


A boy holding a book and two men working on a car.

Ti dadab tsî ǁnaosab hâkha ge ǀhawe.

My father and grandfather are busy.


A happy-looking boy reading in bed.

Tari-e ta nî khomaiba? Tita ge aitsama khomaibasen ǁkhā.

Who can I read to? I can read to myself!


Written by: Letta Machoga
Illustrated by: Wiehan de Jager
Translated by: Ngeve Shangombe
Language: Khoekhoegowab
Level: Level 1
Source: I like to read from African Storybook
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