Lwiimbo
Song
Usage
A single song
Grammar Note
A class 11 noun (prefix lu-); the plural is "nyimbo". It can also be called "ciimbo"
Kwiimba nyimbo
Singing songs
Usage
Singing songs; it is also used for singing praises
Grammar Note
"Kwiimba" is the infinitive of the verb "-imba" (sing); the vowel is lengthened where ku- meets the root
Ndiyanda kwiimba.
I would like to sing.
Usage
Says that you would like to sing
Grammar Note
"Ndiyanda" is followed by a verb in the "ku-" infinitive. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Kulizya
To play (an instrument)
Usage
Playing a musical instrument
Grammar Note
A verb infinitive, beginning with ku-; the root is "-lizya", which also means "make a sound". Names of instruments are poorly documented
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