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Relationships are an important aspect of human life. They come in different types and each type requires a specific vocabulary to express one's feelings and emotions accurately. In this lesson, we will learn how to describe various types of relationships in Shona, such as friendships and romantic relationships. | Relationships are an important aspect of human life. They come in different types and each type requires a specific vocabulary to express one's feelings and emotions accurately. In this lesson, we will learn how to describe various types of relationships in Shona, such as friendships and romantic relationships. | ||
<span link>Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Shona/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]] & [[Language/Shona/Vocabulary/Education|Education]].</span> | |||
== Vocabulary == | == Vocabulary == | ||
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===Examples=== | |||
* Ndine hunhu hwangu kurudyi paChisipiti. (I have friends to eat with at the restaurant.) | * Ndine hunhu hwangu kurudyi paChisipiti. (I have friends to eat with at the restaurant.) | ||
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* Hatingagoni kusarobhurwa neni ende akapfeka mudzviti wamai vangu. (We cannot fight and he even wore my mother's necklace.) | * Hatingagoni kusarobhurwa neni ende akapfeka mudzviti wamai vangu. (We cannot fight and he even wore my mother's necklace.) | ||
===Useful Phrases:=== | |||
* Hunhu(hwangu) wangu vanofamba neni. (My friends walk with me.) | * Hunhu(hwangu) wangu vanofamba neni. (My friends walk with me.) | ||
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A: Wangu chete, edu kwakubva tiri kutombofarira kuHarare. (I, myself, just arrived; we were celebrating in Harare.) | A: Wangu chete, edu kwakubva tiri kutombofarira kuHarare. (I, myself, just arrived; we were celebrating in Harare.) | ||
===Expressions of love in Shona=== | |||
Shona has a rich vocabulary for expressing love and affection. Here are a few examples: | Shona has a rich vocabulary for expressing love and affection. Here are a few examples: | ||
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* Ndanzwa kuti unondiudza chete, ndakutadzisira. (I hear that you just tell me that; it's adorable.) | * Ndanzwa kuti unondiudza chete, ndakutadzisira. (I hear that you just tell me that; it's adorable.) | ||
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