Language/Lingala/Grammar/Adjectives
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10 most frequent LINGALA adjectives
Kitoko: nice, good, beautiful, handsome[edit | edit source]
- Bomoi eza kitoko: Life is good.
- Mwasi nanga aza kitoko: My wife is beautiful
Mabe: bad,wrong, ugly[edit | edit source]
- Koyiba eza mabe: Stealing is bad
Munene: big, important[edit | edit source]
- Esika oyo eza munene: This is a big place
Mukie: Small, little[edit | edit source]
- Lelo naza na ngonga mukie: I have little time today.
Pasi: difficult, hard[edit | edit source]
- Exame ezalaki pasi mingi: The exam was very difficult.
Pete: easy[edit | edit source]
- Musala oyo eza pete: This work is easy.
Musika: far[edit | edit source]
- Ndako na bango eza musika: Their house is far
Pene: Near[edit | edit source]
- Kelasi eza pene: The school is near.
Mulayi: Tall, long[edit | edit source]
- Tala mobali oyo molayi: Look at this tall man.
Mukuse: Short[edit | edit source]
- Nzela wana eza mukuse penza: That way is really short.
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- The Imperative Mood
- Irregular verbs – kokende – to go
- Past progressive tense
- Present Tense
- The first 10 words
- Simple present tense
- Plurals
- Prepositions
- The Future Tense To Be