The answer given by Mma to Rra when he asks her where they should sit is:

• A re nne ka kwa, mo khônêng.

• Re tlaa nna kwa, mo khitšhing.

• Re tlaa nna fa, gaufi le weitara.

• A re nne ka fa, fa tafoleng e.

The waiter initiates the greeting because he is…

• arriving.

• answering

• listening.

• hearing.

When greeting the waiter, which expression is used by Rra to greet him?

• Dumêla rra!

• Ahêê mma!

• Dumêla mma!

• Ahêê rra!

Give the Setswana for the request: ‘Could you please bring us the menu?’

• Re kopa lenaneô la dinô, tswêêtswêê.

• O kopa diseteiki tsê dinnyane, tswêêtswêê.

• Re kopa lenaneô la dijô, tswêêtswêê.

• Ke kopa galase ya Coke, tswêêtswêê.

Which drinks does Rra ask the waiter to bring them?

• Galase ê nnyane ya Fanta le lebôtlôlô la Cabernet Sauvignon.

• Galase ê kgolo ya Coke le lebôtlôlô la Cabernet Sauvignon.

• Galase ê telele ya Coke le lebôtlôlô la Cabernet Sauvignon

• Galase ê nnyane ya Coke le lebôtlôlô la Cabernet Sauvignon.

What is Rra saying about the smell of the food?

• Re a leboga, monkô o o monate o pila.

• . Mmm, monkô wa dijô o monate thata.

• Nnyaya, monkô wa dijô ga o monate.

• Mmm, monkô wa dijô o rôthisa mathe.

The answer given by Mma to Rra when he asks her where they should sit is:

• 1. Re tlaa nna kwa, mo khitšhing.

• 2. A re nne ka kwa, mo khônêng.

• 3. Re tlaa nna fa, gaufi le weitara.

• 4. A re nne ka fa, fa tafoleng e.

In Setswana the expression ‘Ke tshwerwe ke lenyôra’ is used to say…

• I am going.

• I am thirsty.

• I am hungry.

• I am asking.

The plural form of the verb in the question: ‘Nka go thusa ka eng?’ is...

• …ba thusa…

• …di thusa…

• …re thusa…

• …le thusa…

The positive form of the verb ‘ga go a siama’ is:

• go siame.

• go a siama.

• go tlaa siama.

• go siama jaanong.