Hidden in this article are 7 different types of dwellings (places where people live). All you have to do is unscramble the letters to find the names of them. Good luck!
By Caroline
I lived in a big ushoe as a child. When I was little, we used to go on holidays to Wales and stay in a vnacraa. I remember thinking how tiny it was.
But it wasn’t as tiny as the room in the tfla which I shared with six other girls when I went to university! We each had our own bedroom and bathroom and shared a kitchen. Now I live in a tsudoi , which has been converted so now it has two rooms. It’s also quite small but there are only two of us living there
so I prefer to think of it as cosy!
My Grandmother used to live in a ngubawol which I always thought would be quite nice because you don’t ever have to climb any stairs! But when I am older, I think I would like to live in a beautiful white cttogae with yellow roses around the door. Although, I don’t think I will find one of these in central London!
My least favourite thing to stay in, is most definitely a ntet. They are freezing cold and there’s always at least one spider living in them!
