The Bemba language is spoken in Central African countries including Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Botswana.
In Zambia, it is spoken by over six million people. Several Zambian dialects have evolved. “Bemba Lite” (Town Bemba) is spoken along the line of rail and is characterized by words borrowed from various local languages and English.
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Embarking on a journey to Zambia or seeking to connect with Bemba-speaking communities? Mastering basic greetings is a vital step toward meaningful interactions. Our concise 2-minute video introduces essential Bemba salutations for various times of the day, including morning greetings, daytime exchanges, and appropriate farewells. By learning these phrases, you’ll not only enhance your communication…
In this video, learn how to greet others in Bemba, one of Zambia’s most widely spoken languages! Whether you’re in a formal setting like the office or an informal situation with family or friends, we cover essential greetings for all occasions. Discover how to show respect with professional greetings and warm, everyday exchanges in this…
Introduction Welcome to our Bemba language lesson where we will start learning important Dolch Sight Words. Sight words are commonly used words that young readers should recognize instantly. By mastering these words, you will improve your reading fluency and comprehension. In this lesson, we will introduce the first five sight words: a, and, away, big,…
Unlock the Secrets of Bemba Sentence Structure in Our Latest Video Lesson!
Dive into the rich and intricate world of the Bemba language with our latest tutorial, “Mastering Bemba Sentence Structure – Lesson 36.” Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your proficiency, this lesson is designed to enhance your understanding and fluency in Bemba.
In this engaging video, our language experts Amanda and John guide you through the fundamental aspects of constructing sentences in Bemba. They cover everything from the role of subjects and verbs to the usage of various tenses. By comparing Bemba sentence structure to the crafting of a short story, they provide a unique perspective that makes learning both intuitive and memorable.
Discover practical examples, interactive exercises, and essential tips to master the art of communication in Bemba. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your linguistic skills and embrace a new cultural perspective.
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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…
Dr. Pardon Mwansa’s YouTube channel is a treasure trove of Bemba language videos aimed at educating viewers. The channel, praised for its engaging content, features proverbs and sayings. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for updates on new videos, as this resource offers a unique window into the Bemba language and culture.
COOKING VERBS SCRIPT Bake Ipika Barbecue Ocha inama Beat Kumbawila Blanch Ubula Blanch Ubula Blend Sankanya Boil Ipika Boil down Kamya Braise Ipika inama Broil Kanga Carve Basa Chop Putula Cook Ipika Cream Shinga kilimu Deep-fry Salwisha Dice Putaula Drizzle Sansa Flip Pilibula Fold Peta Fry Salula Garnish Waminisha Grate Fungaula Grill Ocha Julienne Putaula…
Mother Carry Me, And I Will Carry You.” “Mayo mpaapa, naine nkakupaapa.” (Bemba) “Imagine a seed, cradled in the earth, patiently absorbing nutrients and energy. It’s not just a speck in the dirt, it’s a promise of life, of growth, of harvest. This is the essence of nurturing. In the heart of Africa, the wise…
It is commonly known that Zambia has 73 languages. If you are like me, you will be familiar with a handful of them but not all of them. I don’t know of anyone who understands all 73 languages. When it comes to greetings, however, we can make some progress by pooling together and teaching each…
