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In this video, Professor Pardon Mwansa shares the profound Bemba proverb, ‘Ifikala Chimbwi tefikala nama ikata,’ which translates as, ‘The…
Read MoreIn this video, Professor Pardon Mwansa shares the profound Bemba proverb, ‘Ifikala Chimbwi tefikala nama ikata,’ which translates as, ‘The…
Read MoreDr. 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.
Read MoreAkashi ushilala bakakumbwa umutenge. Emukutiila: Tekwesha ukulakumbwa in’ganda yabanobe nangula ubwikalo bwabo pantu tawaishiba ifyo baikala muli ilya ng’anda. Literal…
Read MoreAmapinda Ne Nsoselo “Amasuku yakutolelwa mapompo.” English Meaning: That is to say: Do not leave a task that you can…
Read MoreAmapinda Ne Nsoselo We ushishi njili soimwene mulunweno. That is to say: You who does not know the person we…
Read MoreLetters From a Retired Miner Greetings my friends. I want to say that Joseph Mwila Bwembya is only a baby,…
Read More7. Nine titi uushangila mulya mung’omba, kano mwipindo lyandi. That is to say: I can survive without the favours of…
Read MoreA book by Joseph Mwila Bwembya Joseph Mwila Bwembya has shared some Bemba sayings and proverbs here on KitweOnline. He…
Read MoreBemba Proverbs: 6. “Umulume wambwa tankila mubiye.” That is to say: Don’t rely on your friends to provide for you, fight…
Read MoreBemba Proverbs: 5. “Nine titi uushangila mulya mung’omba, kano mwipindo lyandi.” That is to say: I can survive without the great….
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