ChiShona
ChiShona is a widely spoken Bantu language that is one of the official languages of Zimbabwe. This language consists of several dialects such as:
- Karanga
- Manyika
- Ndau, and
- Zezuru
The foundations of ChiShona are built on Vowels & Consonants. ChiShona has 5 vowels – a, e, i, o, u and a variety of consonants that are used t...
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The foundations of ChiShona are built on Vowels & Consonants. ChiShona has 5 vowels – a, e, i, o, u and a variety of consonants that are used t...
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Tsika is the ChiShona word for manners. The Shona culture is highly respectful and even has different grammar rules to address elders and those one...
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Kwaziso means Greetings in ChiShona. Greetings are important in the Shona culture as they begin the process of communication. In this course...
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Chikafu is the ChiShona word for food. Just like many other countries, in Zimbabwe, there are many foods that people eat. We have indigenous foods ...
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Chikafu is the ChiShona word for food. Vegetables are a type of food eaten in Zimbabwe and they are called Muriwo.. In this course, you wil...
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Chikafu is the ChiShona word for food. Fruits are a type of food eaten in Zimbabwe and they are called Muchero. In this course, you will: L...
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Animals are called mhuka. Many households have domestic animals nearby whether they are in urban or rural areas. In this lesson, you will learn the...
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Animals are called mhuka. Wild animals are called Mhuka dzeMusango. In this lesson, you will learn the different types of wild animals In th...
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Mhuri means Family in ChiShona. The family consists of multiple members that form a supportive community. In this course, you will: Learn i...
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Vanhu means People in ChiShona. There are various names to refer to different kinds of people in ChiShona In this course, you will: Learn th...
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Muviri is the ChiShona word for the body. In this course, you will: Learn body parts Complete various activities Learn how to pronounce the...
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Mazuva evhiki means Days of the Week in ChiShona In this course, you will: Learn the correct terms for the days of the week Complete various...
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Mwedzi yeGore means Months of the Year in ChiShona In this course, you will: Learn the correct terms for the months of the year Complete var...
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Maito is the ChiShona word for verbs Verbs form the basis of sentences and instructions. All verbs in ChiShona end with a vowel and can be converte...
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Maito is the ChiShona word for verbs Verbs form the basis of sentences and instructions. All verbs in ChiShona end with a vowel and can be c...
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The present tense in ChiShona has two forms called Present Tense Habitual and Present Tense Continuous. In this lesson, you will learn about the Pr...
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The present tense in ChiShona has two forms called Present Tense Habitual and Present Tense Continuous. In this lesson, you will learn about the Pr...
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Maito is the ChiShona word for verbs Verbs form the basis of sentences and instructions. All verbs in ChiShona end with a vowel and can be converte...
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The past tense in ChiShona has two forms called Immediate Past Tense and Remote Past Tense. In this lesson, you will learn about the Immediate Past...
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The past tense in ChiShona has two forms called Immediate Past Tense and Remote Past Tense. In this lesson, you will learn about the Immediate Past...
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