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Around town – Learn the Lingala Language


Verbs[edit | edit source]

  • kokuta – to find
  • koluka – to search for
  • komona – to see
  • kosomba – to buy
  • kotala – to look
  • kotambola – to walk
  • kotambuisa – to drive
  • koteka – to sell
  • koyoka – to hear   

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

  • balabala – street
  • bank – bank
  • boloko – jail, prison
  • ekeko – statue
  • engumba – city, town
  • etalaka – bridge
  • eteyelo – school
  • ki malu malu – pick-up truck
  • likita – crowd
  • lilita – cemetery, graveyard
  • litumu – corner
  • maboma – factory
  • magazini – a shop, a store
  • magazini ya kisi – pharmacy
  • malewa – restaurant
  • mboka – village
  • mbongo – money
  • mombongo – a business
  • motuka (mituka) – car(s)
  • motuka ya munene – truck
  • ndako nzambe – a church
  • ndako ya ntoki – museum
  • nzela ya makolo – footpath
  • otele – hotel
  • sinema – cinema
  • wenze – small market
  • zando – big market   

Common phrases and examples[edit | edit source]

  • Azoluka wenze. – She is searching for the market.
  • Bakutaki ndako nzambe. – They found the church.
  • Natambolaki na balabaIa. – I walked down the street.
  • Tomonaki lilita. – We saw the cemetery.
  • Totambolaka mikolo nionso. – We walk every day

Source[edit | edit source]

https://lobalingala.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/23042014-loba-lingala.pdf

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