Dinka Language Foundation Level Resources For Remote Learning

Written by lyndon@languagesremote.com.au in Africa,Foundation

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You’ve arrived at the Dinka Foundation Page. This is where you make your start to learning the Dinka language from the very start. If you want the page that has an overview of the process of learning the Dinka language, go to the overview page here. If you want more advanced Dinka language learning resources in the remote context, head over to the Dinka Primary or Dinka Secondary pages to challenge yourself a bit more. If you want to check out what sort of tech apps that might support your Dinka language learning journey, check out the technology page here.

Let’s get started on your journey. The Dinka Foundation stage is made up of a series of YouTube videos that cover the following themes.​

Alphabet in Dinka

                                               

Summary:
It includes references to locations such as Calgary and Iran, as well as mentions of chicken and the Dinka language. The text also includes a recording of someone speaking in the Dinka language, providing an alphabetical guide to the language.
Bullet summary:
The text is a series of unrelated phrases and sentences
Mentions locations such as Calgary and Iran
Includes references to chicken and the Dinka language
Provides an alphabetical guide to the Dinka language

Numbers in Dinka

Learning numbers from 1 to 5
Demonstrating with hands
Practicing saying the numbers aloud
Correcting mistakes and listening carefully

Colours in Dinka​

The video tutorial teaches the primary and additional colors in Dinka, a language spoken in South Sudan. The creator establishes a schedule to upload a video every two weeks to balance school and other commitments. The primary colors in Dinka are Kit Logic (pure colors), which are red, blue, and yellow. The additional colors are brown, purple, green, gray, pink, orange, white, and maroon. The creator explains how to pronounce each color and provides examples of how to use them in sentences. For instance, when someone says “long touch,” it means green, which is a green shade of blue. The video also teaches how to pronounce the deep throat sound in Dinka, which is present in several words. Overall, the tutorial aims to teach viewers how to speak and understand Dinka, and it provides a helpful resource for those interested in learning the language.
Bullet Summary:
The video teaches the primary and additional colors in Dinka.
The creator establishes a schedule to upload a video every two weeks.
The tutorial explains how to pronounce each color and provides examples of how to use them in sentences.
The video teaches how to pronounce the deep throat sound in Dinka.
The tutorial aims to teach viewers how to speak and understand Dinka.
Bullet Summary:
Lesson 2 of Dinka lessons covers numbers and primary colors
The first 10 numbers are presented in Dinka, and the following 5 are formed by combining the previous ones
The primary colors in Dinka are listed, along with their descriptive use
The author hints at lesson 3, which will cover forming dialogues and asking questions about personal information.

Shapes In Dinka

Seasons In Dinka

Fruit And Vegetables In Dinka

Family Members in Dinka​
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Animals in Dinka

Foundation Extras

Dinka For Kids 

Wilbur Book Reading in Dinka​

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