Moofwu
Blind person
Usage
A blind person; used when describing yourself
Grammar Note
A class 1 noun (a person, singular); the plural takes the forms "aboofwu" and "aboofu"
Ndili moofwu.
I am blind.
Usage
Tells someone you cannot see, as a lead-in to asking for help
Grammar Note
"Ndili" means "I am". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Ndiyandika lugwasyo.
I need help.
Usage
Tells people around you that you need assistance
Grammar Note
"Ndiyandika" means "I need" and is followed by the noun "lugwasyo" (help, class 11). Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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