L-Artiklu Qabbel l-artiklu ID: 1323183 Language: Maltese School subject: Malti Grade/level: Grade 3 Age: 5-9 Main content: L-Artiklu Other contents. Dan l-artiklu huwa disponibbli anke bil-Malti The traditional Maltese clock with a difference Posted On December 10, 2020 - Updated 10 December, 2020 7:49pm. Source: EUROGIP. Workers under 25 years of age are estimated to be exposed to carcinogenic substances more than any others: in France (2010), 15.7%, compared to 11.6% in the 25–29 category, 9.6% for those between 30 and 39, 10% between 40 and 49, and 7.4% for those 50 years and over.
During the pandemic, with more time on her hands, a self-employed artisan managed to create a traditional Maltese product with a modern look. During the Craftsmanship Awards ceremony, Jennifer Mallia received the innovation award for creating a traditional Maltese clock (tal-lira) with a difference – using ceramics instead of wood.
The Maltese clock is not found in many homes. In the past it was considered an ornament of the rich. Jennifer Mallia wants the clock to find its place in Maltese homes. In March, Jennifer had to close her workplace in Qormi due to the pandemic. During this time, she worked on a traditional Maltese clock using ceramics.
“I had a lot of time. We were inside and I used that time. Let’s just say that I didn’t waste time. I used work on this everyday, always learning different things,” she explained.
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As a result of this, she won the prize for the most innovative product in glass and ceramics at the Malta Craftsmanship Award.
Victor Azzopardi has been working in silverware for over 50 years. He has a business and his sons will continue in his footsteps. He has won the honor of giving recognition for work in handicrafts. The man wants to share his wisdom with others.
“I suggest that students do not give up and do whatever they do passionately,” Victor Azzopardi.
The Minister for the Economy and Industry, Silvio Schembri, said that such activities served to reward the zeal and passion of artisans and that next year the project of the Craft Village in Ta ‘Qali will be completed so that the artisans can get back to work after the sacrifices they have had to make due to the pandemic.
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The eleventh edition of the Award saw 16 people or groups being recognized, who were awarded € 50,000 to continue to promote Maltese crafts.
(always linked by a hyphen to the following noun or an adjective)
the family - il-familja
The article -ilis the definite article, equivalent to 'the' in English.
and it becomes -l if the word after the article starts with a vowel
This also applies to the consonants 'għ' and 'h'.
The vowel -i of -il is called
'il vokali tal-leħen' (euphonic vowel)
and it is eliminated
when the word after the article starts with a vowel,
or with 'għ' or 'h',
or if the word preceding the article ends with a vowel.
l-omm (the mother)
l-għasfur (the bird)
l-hena (the happiness)
l-ħelu (the candy)
In the Maltese alphabet there are two types of consonants.
There is 15 moon consonants -
QAMRIN KONSONANTI:
b, f, ġ, g, għ, h, ħ, j, k ,l, m, p, q, v, w
and 9 sun consonants -XEMXIN KONSONANTI:
ċ, d, n, r, s, t, x, ż, z
* The Moon Consonantstake only -il :
il-baħar (the sea)
il-ġurdien (the mouse)
il-papri (the ducks)
il-qamar (the moon)
il-farfett (the butterfly)
il-ballun (the ball)
the article -il or -l changes
to match the first consonant of the word:
iċ-ċurkett (the ring)
id-dar (the house)
in-nar (the fire)
ir-ragel (the man)
is-siġġu (the chair)
it-tiġieġa (the chicken)
ix-xemx (the sun)
iż-żiemel (the horse)
iz-zunnarija (the carrot)
Words beginning with two consonants where the first one is:
m, n, r, s, x, take -i in front of the word:
skola -> l-iskola (the school)
mwejed -> l-imwejed (the shoemaker)
nbid -> l-inbid (the wine)
rdumm -> l-irdumm (the cliff)
xkupa -> l-ixkupa (the broom)
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