Bemba Lesson 27: Emergencies
In this lesson you will learn some phrases that will come in handy in emergency situations. It will help you to…
Read MoreIn this lesson you will learn some phrases that will come in handy in emergency situations. It will help you to…
Read MoreAdverbs of Place and Space Space and places are described using different adverbs. In some cases, more than one word is…
Read MoreIn this short video lesson, we will look at the way adjectives are used in Bemba, as compared to English….
Read MoreEver since I posted the first Bemba lesson, I have received several requests for tips on words to use when…
Read MoreMwaiseni (Welcome) Welcome = Mwaiseni As discussed in Lesson 8 – Learn How to Read and Pronounce Bemba Words, the…
Read MoreYes = Ee (Mukwai) No = Awe (Mukwai) Please = Napapata Excuse me = Banjeleleko (Mukwai) Thank you =…
Read MoreIn this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Drink” (Nwa). To drink = Ukunwa…
Read MoreIn this lesson – How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Eat” (Lya). Note: Mu ciBemba (In Bemba)…
Read MorePhoto by Fir0002/Flagstaffotos Zambian Fireside Stories Once upon a time, there was a snail whose parents died shortly after he was…
Read MoreBemba INTRODUCING YOURSELF Hello – Mwapoleni mukwai How are you? – Muli shani I’m fine, thanks –…
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