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3 phrases · Tonga (Zambia) with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ino mulakkala kuli?

    Where do you live?

    Usage

    Ask which town or area someone lives in

    Grammar Note

    The root kkala means "to sit", "to live" or "to stay"; context decides. Mu- is the polite "you". It is ulakkala ("he lives") with mu- in place of u-. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

  2. Ndilakkala ku ___.

    I live in ___.

    Usage

    Say where you live; put a town name in the blank

    Grammar Note

    Ndi- is "I". The same shape as ndilaunka ("I am going"), with -la- marking the present. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

  3. Lugwalo

    Letter

    Usage

    The word for a letter, for keeping in touch after swapping contacts

    Grammar Note

    A noun starting with lu-. "To write a letter" is kulemba lugwalo

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