Days of the week in Bukusu
Mulembe swa! Learn how to say days of the week in Bukusu in this free beginners Lubukusu lesson. A synopsis on the cultural importance of days of the week in …
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Mulembe swa! Learn how to say days of the week in Bukusu in this free beginners Lubukusu lesson. A synopsis on the cultural importance of days of the week in …
How does one ‘order days’ in relation to each other in Bukusu? Today we learn how to say: today tomorrow yesterday in Bukusu; plus more Lubukusu words for ‘ordering days’. …
How does one describe weather in Bukusu? Today we learn Lubukusu words for important weather events. A synopsis on the cultural importance weather in Bukusu culture Seasons and time of …
How does one say the time of day in Bukusu? Today we learn the Lubukusu words for morning, day time, evening and night. A synopsis on the cultural importance of …
Today, I want us to learn how to greet in Bukusu. Could be that you are gearing up for enganana. Maybe you have just landed a top job in Bukusu …
How to greet in Bukusu: 10 different ways, for all occasions, to say “Hello” in Bukusu Read More »
How about we learn some Lunyole words. Lunyole/ Nyole/ Olunyole/ Nyore/ Olunyore is spoken by the Anyole of Vihiga County. But before we enjoy the roll of this beautiful language …
You asked, “How does one say thank you in Maragoli?” We’ve answered with six unique ways that will have you covered in any situation or occasion. Speakers of other Luhya …
How To Say Thank You In Maragoli: 6 Unique and Fit For Occasion Words and Phrases Read More »
We saw how some Maragoli words have similar pronunciation and meaning with Kinyarwanda words. Moreover, we have also explored a clutch of Maragoli words that sound like Kinyarwanda words, but …
In our previous post on the Kinyarwanda and Maragoli connection, we traced the roots of these two East African Bantu languages spoken by a combined over 15 million East Africans …
The world renown, Kwita Inzina, the Rwandan gorilla naming ceremony that takes place annually at the Kinigi headquarters of Volcanoes national park, had me curious. The words, Kwita Inzina, reminded …