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
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
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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