Knowing Shona makes it super easy to learn Ndebele!

[@samdzveta6552]

Thanx my sister, I have always wanted to learn Ndebele and this is a perfect opportunity for me.

[@julietmpofu5505]

Siyabonga ntombi. This is beautiful.

[@marshallnyamadzawo8553]

Thanks my sister ❣

[@tendaiMufandaedza-ku4gr]

Thank you

[@tawandasilaschitiyo1513]

Enlightening

[@vongaipraisemachengetemuny6001]

Thank you. I also think siya has a ndebele word that rhymes as well.
Musiye - umtshiye/umtshiyele (not so sure though) 🤔

[@MikeNcube-le1ow]

Thanks Sisi Shona zviri easy kunzwisisa rambai muchitidzidzisa neshona

[@learnzimndebele]

@@MikeNcube-le1ow zvakanakai mudzidzi wangu

[@andrewchindanya664]

I really want.to learn Ndebele. You make it sound easy. How should I proceed?

[@rotawa1]

Thanks ,very interesting

[@learnzimndebele]

@@rotawa1 asibonge

[@shepherdmudimu6447]

Thanks for the lesson,my problem is with the clicks😮

[@infinity01400]

Unogona kudzidzisa wena

[@mvuzomahlambi3769]

Shona doesn't use L, while Ndebele doesn't use R. One uses L where the other uses R. That's the big difference. Many ppl would have noticed that while folks in Zim would say Ndebele is difficult, when they got to SA, it was easy to learn Xhosa, Zulu and Sotho. Zim ZPF politicians divided ppl. Good that ppl are waking up now and not going by the silly politicians' agenda.

[@MuhaswaCathright]

Sawubona Sisi, Mina ngifisa ukwazi idifference between Imbali and iluba .?

[@learnzimndebele]

@@MuhaswaCathright unjani sisi? Awukho umehluko, imbali yisiZulu, iluba yisiNdebele

[@MuhaswaCathright]

@@learnzimndebele ngiyaziphilela sisi. Though I'm a young man ♂️ 😅. Ngiyabonga kakhulu for your response Sisi. Mina Ngingum'ndebele manje iproblem ngilayo is that I know little about Isindebele because I was born and bred in Zambia and it breaks my soul. Please Sisi ungayekheli unkhwenza laya amavideos because I'm learning a lot. Ngiyabonga!

[@mohamudabdidahir7889]

Ndebele sounds like xhosa language

[@frankdube7742]

Zulu, Xhosa, Swati, Ndebele and many more are Nguni languages and share a lot of similarities.

[@mondlimahlangu1332]

Explain that you are not talking about all Ndebele tribe coz the one u r teaching is not the one i know of wich is my Mother tongue...u r talking about Ndebele who immigrated to Zim...South African ndebele language is Far more different than the one you are teaching people here..thats Bulawayo Ndebele

[@ubedube7767]

The channel is called Learn Zim Ndebele, so I think it’s quite evident 😅