Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/War-and-peace

War and peace – Learn the Lingala Language

Verbs

• kobanga – to be afraid of
• kobebisa – to ruin
• kobikisa – to rescue
• kobotola – to confiscate
• kobunda – to make war
• kokamata – to take
• kokufa – to die
• koboma – to kill
• kokunda – to bury
• kolanda – to follow
• kolimbisa – to forgive
• kolonga – to win
• koluka – to search for
• kosilika – to be angry
• koswanna – to argue
• kotumba – to burn
• kovioler – to rape
• koyina – to hate
• kozoka – to hurt

Vocabulary

• bendele – flag
• bitumba – war
• boboto – peace
• bokamwi – surprise
• bolumbu – naked
• bondoki – gun
• ebembe (bibembe) – corpse(s)
• elikya – hope
• elongo – together
• etumba – fight
• kadago – child soldier
• kimia – peace, peaceful
• lingisi – interpreter
• lisasi – cartridge
• lolendo – proud
• makila – blood
• mbeli – knife
• mboka – country
• mibali – men
• mokambi – leader
• mokimeli – refugee
• monguna – enemy
• mopaya (bapaya) – foreigner(s), stranger(s)
• sefu – chief
• solda (basolda) – soldier(s) 

Common phrases and examples

• Sango nini? – What is the news?
• Sango ya bitumba? – What is the war news?
• Sango te. – There is no news.
• Sango malamu. – The news is good. S
• ango mabe. – The news is bad. 

Source

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

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