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How do you say good morning into Bemba?
In Bemba, "Good morning" is said as "Mwashibukeni".
How do you say goodbye in bemba?
To say goodbye in Bemba, you can say "Mwapalanya" or "Shawama."
How do you say Welcome Home in Bemba?
Welcome Home in Bemba is "Akushika".
How do you say I love you in Zambian language?
"I love you" in Bemba, a language spoken in Zambia, is "Nalichitemwela."
How do you say yes in Zambian language?
Zambia has over 70 languages and dialects. The most commonly spoken language in Zambia is Bemba. Here is the word Yes in a few Zambian Languages:Bemba = eeChitonga = iyiiNyanja = eeTumbuka = yevo
How do you say good morning into Bemba?
In Bemba, "Good morning" is said as "Mwashibukeni".
How do you say goodbye in bemba?
To say goodbye in Bemba, you can say "Mwapalanya" or "Shawama."
How do you say Welcome Home in Bemba?
Welcome Home in Bemba is "Akushika".
How do you say family in Bemba?
ulupwa
How do you say sweet in bemba?
In Bemba, the word for "sweet" is "cishe." This term can be used to describe food that is sweet in taste. Bemba is a Bantu language spoken primarily in Zambia.
How do you say hope in the Bemba language?
Chi-chetekelo
How do you say grandson in Bemba?
In Bemba, the word for grandson is "umwana wa mwana." This phrase literally translates to "child of the child," reflecting the familial relationship. If you have any other questions about the Bemba language or culture, feel free to ask!
What is manje in bemba?
manje is "nomba" in bemba
What does chawama sana mean in bemba?
means It is very good.
What has the author E Hoch written?
E. Hoch has written: 'Bemba-English English-Bemba Dictionary (Hippocrene Concise Dictionary)' 'Bemba pocket dictionary' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Bemba language, English language, Bemba, English
How do you say I love you in Zambian language?
"I love you" in Bemba, a language spoken in Zambia, is "Nalichitemwela."
How do you say how much is this in bemba?
In Bemba, you would say "Ishani?" to ask "How much is this?" This phrase is commonly used when inquiring about the price of an item. You can also specify the item by adding it before the question, for example, "Ishani ifisankwa?" meaning "How much are these sweets?"
