Unlock the Beauty of Bemba: Our 3rd Edition Dictionary Is Here! Are you fascinated by languages? Ever thought of diving deep into the heart of Zambia through its rich language? Whether you’re a language enthusiast, an educator, a tourist seeking authentic experiences, or simply curious, the latest edition of our Bemba-English and English-Bemba Dictionary is…
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Bemba Lesson 15.4 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Drink
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In this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Drink” (Nwa). To drink = Ukunwa Note: Mu ciBemba (In Bemba) the same words are used to refer to a man and to a woman (He / She). In the following examples, remember that the plural form (pl.) is used to address…
Bemba Lesson 15.3 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Eat
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In this lesson – How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Eat” (Lya). Note: Mu ciBemba (In Bemba) the same words are used to refer to a man and to a woman (He / She). In the following examples, remember that the plural form (pl.) is used to address one person as a…
Bemba Lesson 15.2 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Do
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In this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Do” (Cita). Note: Mu ciBemba (In Bemba) the same words are used to refer to a man and to a woman (He / She). In the following examples, remember that the plural form (pl.) is used to address one person…
Bemba Lesson 15.1 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Want
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One of the fastest ways of learning any language is by asking the right questions. Ici Bemba (the Bemba language) is no exception. One way of politely correcting someone is by asking him a question about what he is doing. Knowing how to ask a question and knowing when you are being asked one is…
Free English To Bemba Translation Service
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KitweOnLine is offering a FREE service to translate phrases and short sentences from English to Bemba.
Free English-Bemba Dictionary: A-M
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KitweOnLine is proud to present a free English-Bemba dictionary explaining basic Bemba language.