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Maragoli doesn't border wanga do a lot of ground work

In Kifuliiru language Cousin is muvyala Aunt mushengi Uncle is mwizo or muyomba Nefew is mwihwa Father is data Mother mawe Grand child is mwijukulu Children is abana My daughter is munyere wani My son is mugala wani My children is bana bani Grand father is shokulu Grand mother is mugaka The brother to my father is baba muto or baba mukulu or data wani

Hello Doreen Very interesting

This reminds me of my late grandmother may her soul rest in peace

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Tankayou

Oli omulosi encounter? Hahaha!

This Luhya dialect is from which subtribe?

Am born tao and I think I need these sentences.....can you make frequet sentence plz I'll be happy to learn

Kirundi and Kinyarwanda are like two identical twins! like if you speak Kinyarwanda you will absolutely be able to understand a person speaking Kirundi like it's only the accent that makes a different.

In Kikuyu we say rugendo to mean a journey

There is dialect of Shona that uses 'minya' for swallow..which is closer to the Luhya word.

What of 40 shilling coin

Munthu is person in Chichewa, Malawi

Mwana in malawi

In Chichewa lero means today

Amabele, is a milk-producing organ in isiZulu & Xhosa in SA.

The Mother language is kikoongo 1=mosi 2=zole 3=tato 4=ya or gia 5=tanu 6=sambanu 7=n'sambuadia 8=naana 9=vua 10=kumi

We need more research and studies to find out who we really are, where we come from. The love we so lack between us, can start from there! Thank you.

Asante saana kwa hiyo. Kikuyu, kirundi-Rwanda, shona, luganda, waha, nyanja, na zulu ni watu wanatoka kwa babu ama bibi moja. Asante tena.

Thank you for your content, sending you love from South Africa ❤

Hello sister i am a pure Zimbabwean i just wanting to correct you on the word that you misintechange . Mira is a shona word but in English is wait and then i dont know how you pronounce this word in luhya but for my own side the word swallow is an English word . In shona kumedza kana kuti kuminya

Sesotho, kgoho ("chicken"), tshwene ("monkey"), kolobe ("pig"), ntja ("dog"), kgomo ("cow"),

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One house is called indlu not umzi

Finally..as kikuyus we are happy! 😂😂 How do you call debt in Marachi?

There is nothing like kiluhya. It's Luhya. Kiluhya is doing Swahili on luhya. Not authentic.

IsiZulu,Xhosa:Amabele means breasts & also a form of sorghum, wheat, porridge.🇿🇦

Chishona/Shona Child- Mwana Children- Vana My child - mwana wangu My Children - vana vangu Father - Baba Mother - Mhamha / Amai My mother - Amai vangu Girl - Musikana Boy - Mukomana Uncle - Sekuru Aunty - Tete

In Kifuliiru language 20 shillings will be ishilingi makumi gabiri In Mashi language 5 shillings will be ishilingi I think Luhya people borrowed the number Mia and ielefu from Kiswahili Kiswahili.

Mbona Si - Isukha the place.Abesukha the people and Lwisukha the lunguage

Luhyas they migrated from north Africa (Egypt) to Uganda and then Kenya. But not Congo

Shillingi taano,kumi,makumi abiiri etc,kikumi=100 thanks dear sis much love from Uganda 🇺🇬

In Kirundi (Burundi) 5 shillings = ishilingi zitanu 10 shillings= ishilingi cumi 20 shillings= ishilingi mirongo ibiri 50 shillings= ishilingi mirongo itanu 100 shillings= ishilingi ijana 200 shillings= ishilingi amajana abiri

Most of the languages here in SA, it has that kind of words.

In Shona 20 shillings will be makumi maviri

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In shona Zimbabwe. Bird..... Shiri Chicken... Huku Monkey..... Tsoko /soko/shoko Pig...... Nguruve Dog..... Imbwa Elephant..... Nzou/zhou Tortoise...... Kamba /hamba Hippo.... Mvuu/mvuwu Leopard.... Ingwe/dindingwe Cow.... Mombe/n'ombe

In Ruyakitara languages in Uganda Milk is Amatee or Amata. Millet is Oburo/ Akaro, Bread is Omugati and eggs is Amahuri

Inyama yenkukhu

Gusaba : to pray; to ask; to beg. To borrow is gutira; for money is kuguza

" Gukora"not kukora

In Punu language (Gabon and Congo) I love you = Ni U rondi.

In Punu (Themselves say Ipunu) or Jaga language from the southern parts of Gabon and Congo as similarities we have: 1. Hunger= Nzala; 2. To sing = U wimbila; 3. To dance = U yina.

In Punu or Jaga language (South of Gabon and Congo) 1. Hunger = Nzala; 2. Meat= Nyama: 3. Chicken meat = Nyam koku; 4. Breasts = Mabeni. Sing: Dibeni.

Amakanda is also beans in Marama and Kabras. I’ve really been waiting for this. Thank you

Very interesting video. I'm from Gabon (Western Central Africa). In Punu or Jaga language we have the following similarities:: 1. Cow = Ngombee; 2.Hippo= Nfubu; 3.Chicken = Koku; 4. Pig= Ngulu

You are doing great! This is really good. Go girl! 👏🏿

In Kimaragoli (Luhya), Amabere = Milk, and could also mean Milet by speeding up the pronunciation; Zimbere = Breasts. Single breast = Ulubere

Milet in my luhya is mabele