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QUESTION 1

Proverbs were used by African traditional societies to preserve and impart to
future generations valuable moral lessons. List five proverbs from your
indigenous language, and demonstrate their social role and significance. In
other words, each of the proverbs that you have listed, please explain its
importance in society. You are also welcome to use practical example from
literary texts such as novels, short stories and so forth.

Question 1

Proverbs and Their Social Role and Significance

1. Proverb: "Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu."

o Translation: A person is a person through other people.

o Social Role and Significance: This proverb highlights the
importance of community and interconnectedness in African
societies. It emphasizes that one's identity and humanity are
realized through relationships with others. In practical terms, it
encourages mutual support, cooperation, and respect within the
community. For example, in a novel, a character who helps their
neighbors during difficult times embodies this proverb, illustrating
the value of solidarity and collective well-being.

2. Proverb: "Induku enhle igawulwa ezizweni."

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