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Upcoming Lessons: Easter in Africa

Wednesday, March 25th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 1)

What is Easter and when and where is it celebrated? With strong focus on Western African countries, especialy NIGERIA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to talk about Easter and dates using EASTER VOCABULARY and NUMBERS.

Wednesday, April 8th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 2)

How is Easter celebrated in the Horn of Africa? With acute focus on Northeast African countries, especially ETHIOPIA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in Ethiopia. We will mostly talk about FOOD.

Wednesday, April 15th

Beginner English Vocabulary—Easter (Lesson 3)

How is Easter celebrated in Southern Africa? With keen focus on Southern African countries, especially SOUTH AFRICA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in South Africa. We will mostly talk about the famous EASTER PILGRIMAGE to Moria.

Wednesday, April 22nd

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 4)

How is Easter celebrated in Eastern Africa? With intense focus on Eastern African countries, especially UGANDA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in Uganda. We will mostly talk about THE WAY OF THE CROSS.

Wednesday, April 29th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 5)

How is Easter celebrated in Central Africa? With sharp focus on Central African countries, especially THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in The Democratic Republic of the Congo. We will mostly talk about the ALL-NIGHT EASTER VIGIL.

Easter on Our Blog: A Time for Creativity and Rebirth

Sunday, March 22nd

Food Recipe with Sweet Potatoes (Chichewa Language)

Baked Sweet Potato Wedges—Wonderfully soft and moist! A Must-Try Dish this Easter! (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 5th

Easter Sewing Project in English (Fabric Basket)

Beautiful DIY Easter Fabric Basket—Creative and Colourful! Definitely something you should make! (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 12th

Food Recipe With Fish

Oven-Baked Fish With Nsima—A Delicious Dish You Will Always Remember! Why Don't You Try It? (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 26th

Easter Sewing Project in English (Table Runner)

Gorgeous DIY Easter Table Runner—Very Easy to Make With Stunning Results! I'm Over the Moon! (Level A2-B1-B2)

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My name is Thandi.

I founded Learn English With Africa in 2015; hence I have a lot of experience in learning and teaching languages. I speak English, French, Polish, Italian, Chitumbuka and Chichewa. Besides, I am currently learning Kiswahili, German and Spanish. Languages are my passion.

Therefore I will help you save so much time by sharing my experiences, enabling you to learn from my mistakes and my success stories.

Do check this page regularly to get advice about how to learn English or any other language in the most effective and delightful way!

I look much forward to hearing from you!

Thandi

News Updates

“Stay informed. Stay ahead.”

Upcoming Lessons: Easter in Africa

Wednesday, March 25th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 1)

What is Easter and when and where is it celebrated? With strong focus on Western African countries, especialy NIGERIA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to talk about Easter and dates using EASTER VOCABULARY and NUMBERS.

Wednesday, April 8th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 2)

How is Easter celebrated in the Horn of Africa? With acute focus on Northeast African countries, especially ETHIOPIA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in Ethiopia. We will mostly talk about FOOD.

Wednesday, April 15th

Beginner English Vocabulary—Easter (Lesson 3)

How is Easter celebrated in Southern Africa? With keen focus on Southern African countries, especially SOUTH AFRICA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in South Africa. We will mostly talk about the famous EASTER PILGRIMAGE to Moria.

Wednesday, April 22nd

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 4)

How is Easter celebrated in Eastern Africa? With intense focus on Eastern African countries, especially UGANDA (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in Uganda. We will mostly talk about THE WAY OF THE CROSS.

Wednesday, April 29th

Beginner English Vocabulary —Easter (Lesson 5)

How is Easter celebrated in Central Africa? With sharp focus on Central African countries, especially THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (Level A1-A2)

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe Easter traditions in The Democratic Republic of the Congo. We will mostly talk about the ALL-NIGHT EASTER VIGIL.

Easter on Our Blog: A Time for Creativity and Rebirth

Sunday, March 22nd

Food Recipe with Sweet Potatoes (Chichewa Language)

Baked Sweet Potato Wedges—Wonderfully soft and moist! A Must-Try Dish this Easter! (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 5th

Easter Sewing Project in English (Fabric Basket)

Beautiful DIY Easter Fabric Basket—Creative and Colourful! Definitely something you should make! (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 12th

Food Recipe With Fish

Oven-Baked Fish With Nsima—A Delicious Dish You Will Always Remember! Why Don't You Try It? (Level A2-B1-B2)

Sunday, April 26th

Easter Sewing Project in English (Table Runner)

Gorgeous DIY Easter Table Runner—Very Easy to Make With Stunning Results! I'm Over the Moon! (Level A2-B1-B2)

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My name is Thandi.

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