Dialogue Umuntu 1: Iminsi mikuru iregereje. / Festive days are closer.Umuntu 2: Muzagire iminsi mikuru myiza. / Have a wonderful festive days. Vocabulary Umuntu = A personMikuru = BiggerIregereje = It is closeMuzagire = Have or I wish you to…
Dialogue Umuntu 1: Iminsi mikuru iregereje / Festive days are newUmuntu 2: Muzasohokera he? / Where will you go out? Umuntu 1: Tuzasohokera kuri Muhazi Beach. / We will go out to Muhazi Beach.Umuntu 2: Tuzajyane? / We go together?…
In Kinyarwanda, we say “Umwaka mushya muhire!” Vocabulary Umwaka = A yearMushya = NewMuhire = Something of a blessing Happiness in Kinyarwanda is “Ibyishimo”To be happy in KInyarwanda means “Kwishima” If you have any question or need more information, kindly…
Dialogue Umuntu 1: Reka tubare. / Let us count.Umuntu 2: Yego. Duhere kuri 0 tugere ku 100. / Yes. Let us start from 0 to 100. Kubara: To countInshinga: A verb 1 to 10 0: Zeru1: Rimwe2: Kabiri3: Gatatu4: Kane5:…
We say Noheli Nziza. Noheli: ChristmasNziza: Good/Beautiful/Full of happiness and blessings. If you have any question or need more information, kindly share it in the comments or reach out to request@kiny.study or join our community on WhatsApp.
This Kinyarwanda proverb highlights the importance of self-reliance and warns against depending entirely on others for your needs. It teaches us that relying on outside support can often result in delays or unmet expectations, and it encourages people to take…
Dialogue Umuntu 1: Nzagusanga he? / Where will I find you?Umuntu 2: Uzansanga ku kibuga k’indege cya Kanombe. / You will find me at Kanombe airport. Umuntu 1: Icyo kibuga kiba he? / Where is that airport?Umuntu 2: Icyo kibuga…
Dialogue Umuntu 1: Ni ukubera iki yahawe inguzanyo? / Why was he given a loan?Umuntu 2: Yatanze ingwate kuri banki. / He provided a collateral to the bank. Umuntu 1: Iyihe ngwate? / Which collateral?Umuntu 2: Yatanze inzu ye. /…
