Bemba Lesson 16.1 – Street Language – Ama …
Chisokone Street – kitweonline One of our readers, Yzo Leon from the Philippines, suggested that it would be…
Read MoreBemba Lesson 15.2 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Do
In this lesson on How to Ask a Question in Bemba, we look at the verb “Do” (Cita). Note: Mu…
Read MoreBemba Lesson 15.1 – How to Ask a Question – WHAT? – To Want
One of the fastest ways of learning any language is by asking the right questions. Ici Bemba (the Bemba language)…
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Bemba Lesson 14: Personal Pronouns – I, Me, My
Personal Pronouns In Bemba, the personal pronoun changes depending on: Whether it is used as the subject or the object…
Read MoreVillage Chicken
Photo: Tom W. Sulcer A chicken is a well-known bird all over the world and is very delicious. A…
Read MoreThe Lord’s Prayer in Zambian Languages
Every Christian learns the Lord's Prayer. There is currently no common record of the Lord's Prayer in Zambian languages on…
Read MoreWhy my Visitors Cried at Supper Time
Letters from a Retired Miner Last month I invited a missionary friend to visit my house. His son and daughter…
Read MoreThe Story of the Orphan Snail
Photo by Fir0002/Flagstaffotos Zambian Fireside Stories Once upon a time, there was a snail whose parents died shortly after he was…
Read MoreKitwe Poetry Corner – 3 August 2012
SONG FOR LOST FRIENDS Where shall I find you? Heaven above Or Hell below? Or No where at all?…
Read MoreDried Kapenta Recipe
Kapenta is a type of tiny sardine fish found in zamia. It can either be eaten dry or…
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