🎒 What you need

one shared phone
grown-up
paper
pencil

✋ Do this

Ask Claude to explain something hard: why maize prices go up before harvest, or why load-shedding happens.
When the answer is too big, type: 'Explain it again like I am seven. Five sentences only.'
Then type: 'Now explain it in Swahili' — or Shona, Yoruba, Hausa, Amharic, whichever your family speaks at home.
Read the home-language version to somebody who does not read English well. Ask them: did that make sense? Write down exactly what they say.
Write the final five sentences on paper in your best handwriting. That page is a thing you can show anyone.
Ask Claude for one drawing idea to go with your five sentences, then draw it yourself with the pencil.

💡 Why it works

Claude can shrink an idea, swap the language, or change who it is speaking to — but only if you tell it to. This is the skill that turns you into a bridge: information arrives in big English, and you hand it to your neighbour in the language they dream in. Bridges get paid.

🔥 Challenge

Explain your five sentences to a younger child with no paper at all, just your mouth.

📖 New words

translatesay the same thing in another language

audiencethe person the words are for

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Idea Bridge

Tap when you have finished this module.