Luhya Language and Culture

The equivalent American word for "cupboard" is "cabinet." Both terms refer to a piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storing items.

Translation is the process of conveying your message from the source language to the destination language. It can involve document translations, design translations, audio translations, content translations and video translations. While translation studies is the study of various languages to learn the process of translating.

Transcription occurs in the nucleus of the cell, where DNA is copied into mRNA. Translation takes place in the cytoplasm at the ribosomes, where mRNA is decoded to synthesize proteins.

The Kapampangan translation for excellent is "akit" or "alang pangakit."

The English term for "bingot" is "bingo."

The English term for "kalburo" is "grill" or "barbecue."

Tambis is the term used in the Philippines. And it is also known as "Watery Rose Apple" "Java Apple" Rose Apple" or "Wax Apple".

The English term for "nanakawan" is "robber" or "thief."

The term is "degree of comparison." It refers to the grammatical form of an adjective or adverb showing different levels of comparison.

In Haida, the translation for "hello" is Ḵ’áaw.

The English term for sigarilyas is "winged bean."

The English term for saluyot is Jute Leaves

The English term for "labanos" is "radish."

The English term for "pilologo" is "title page."

The English term for patola vegetables is sponge gourd.

The English term for "hugas bigas" is rice washing.

The English term for "nakapulupot" is entwined or intertwined.

The English term for "taong tabon" is "Aeta" or "Agta."

The English term for "dalanghita" is calamansi or Philippine lime.

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Some synonyms for "new" include fresh, novel, and recent.

The English term for kargador is "porter" or "loader."

The English term for "yau mak choy" is typically "choy sum" or "choy sum lettuce."

The word "adinkra" refers to a set of symbols that represent popular proverbs and maxims from the Akan people of Ghana. These symbols are often used in textiles, pottery, and other forms of visual art to convey messages and values.

The English equivalent of "tumambay" is "to loiter" or "to hang out."