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== Verbs ==
* kobela – to be cooked
* kobonga – to pour (liquid)
* kokalinga – to roast
* kokata – to cut
* kolamba – to cook
* koleisa – to feed
* kolia – to eat
* komela – to drink
* kopola – to rot (meat)  


Verbs
== Vocabulary ==
* ananasi – pineapple
* bilei – food
* bitabe – banana
* bokenzu – spicy
* bololo – sour
* cafe – coffee
* chicwangue – cassava loaf
* chocolat – chocolate
* cossettes – cassava chips
* dongodongo – okra
* ekutu – pumpkin
* fufu – cassava flour
* kanya – fork
* kimpuka (bimpuka) – cassava paste(s)
* kopo – cup kuku – kitchen
* kunde – peas
* libazi – lemon
* libenge (mabenge) – potato(es)
* liboke (maboke) – fish(es) wrapped in leaves
* likei (makei) – egg(s)
* likemba (makemba) – plantain(s)
* lilala – orange (K)
* lipa – bread
* lipela – guava
* lisango (masango) – corn, maize
* lititi – herb
* litungulu – onion
* litungulu ngenge – garlic
* liyebu – mushroom
* loso – rice
* lutu – spoon
* madesu – beans
* mafuta – oil
* mafuta ya mbila – clear cooking oil
* mafuta ya nzoi – honey
* mateka – butter
* mayi – water
* mbala – potato (K), sweet potato
* mbeli – knife
* mbisi – fish
* mboloko – antelope
* mboma – yam
* mboto – maize
* mbuma – fruit
* mia – hungry (K)
* miliki – milk
* molangi (milangi) – bottle(s)
* mosaka mwamba – less refined cooking oil
* mosuni (misuni) – flesh, meat(s)
* moye – heat mpiodi – a cheap, imported fish, also called Thompson
* mpondu – manioc
* mukuwa (mikuwa) – bone(s)
* mungwa, monana – salt
* mwamba – palm oil
* mwamba nguba – peanut butter
* ndimo – orange
* ndunda – vegetables
* ndunda mobesu – salad lettuce
* ngombe mobali – bull
* ngombe mwasi – cow
* nguba – peanuts (K)
* ngungutu – aubergine
* nsimbiliki na ndako – rabbit
* nsongo – cassava
* ntaba – goat
* ntaba mobali – billy goat
* ntaba mwasi – nanny goat
* nyama – meat
* nyama ya mpate – mutton
* nyama ya ngombe – beef
* nzala – hungry
* pamplemousse – grapefruit
* pilipili – pepper
* samba – commercially processed cooking oil
* sani (basani) – plate(s)
* soso – chicken
* sukali – sugar
* supu – soup
* tangawisi – ginger
* tomati – tomato
* vere – glass   


kobela – to be cooked
<small>(K) denotes Kinshasa Lingala word variant</small>
kobonga – to pour (liquid)
kokalinga – to roast
kokata – to cut
kolamba – to cook
koleisa – to feed
kolia – to eat
komela – to drink
kopola – to rot (meat)
 
Vocabulary
 
ananasi – pineapple
bilei – food
bitabe – banana
bokenzu – spicy
bololo – sour
cafe – coffee
chicwangue – cassava loaf
chocolat – chocolate
cossettes – cassava chips
dongodongo – okra
ekutu – pumpkin
fufu – cassava flour
kanya – fork
kimpuka (bimpuka) – cassava paste(s)
kopo – cup kuku – kitchen
kunde – peas
libazi – lemon
libenge (mabenge) – potato(es)
liboke (maboke) – fish(es) wrapped in leaves
likei (makei) – egg(s)
likemba (makemba) – plantain(s)
lilala – orange (K)
lipa – bread
lipela – guava
lisango (masango) – corn, maize
lititi – herb
litungulu – onion
litungulu ngenge – garlic
liyebu – mushroom
loso – rice
lutu – spoon
madesu – beans
mafuta – oil
mafuta ya mbila – clear cooking oil
mafuta ya nzoi – honey
mateka – butter
mayi – water
mbala – potato (K), sweet potato
mbeli – knife
mbisi – fish
mboloko – antelope
mboma – yam
mboto – maize
mbuma – fruit
mia – hungry (K)
miliki – milk
molangi (milangi) – bottle(s)
mosaka mwamba – less refined cooking oil
mosuni (misuni) – flesh, meat(s)
moye – heat mpiodi – a cheap, imported fish, also called Thompson
mpondu – manioc
mukuwa (mikuwa) – bone(s)
mungwa, monana – salt
mwamba – palm oil
mwamba nguba – peanut butter
ndimo – orange
ndunda – vegetables
ndunda mobesu – salad lettuce
ngombe mobali – bull
ngombe mwasi – cow
nguba – peanuts (K)
ngungutu – aubergine
nsimbiliki na ndako – rabbit
nsongo – cassava
ntaba – goat
ntaba mobali – billy goat
ntaba mwasi – nanny goat
nyama – meat
nyama ya mpate – mutton
nyama ya ngombe – beef
nzala – hungry
pamplemousse – grapefruit
pilipili – pepper
samba – commercially processed cooking oil
sani (basani) – plate(s)
soso – chicken
sukali – sugar
supu – soup
tangawisi – ginger
tomati – tomato
vere – glass
 
 
(K) denotes Kinshasa Lingala word variant


==Source==
==Source==
https://lobalingala.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/23042014-loba-lingala.pdf
https://lobalingala.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/23042014-loba-lingala.pdf
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Body-parts|Body parts]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Around-the-house|Around the house]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Earth|Earth]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/At-the-market|At the market]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Family|Family]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week|Days of the Week]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Contractions|Contractions]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/On-the-road|On the road]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/God-and-Religion|God and Religion]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/In-the-forest|In the forest]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings|How to Say Hello and Greetings]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Street-life|Street life]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Greetings|Greetings]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Education|Education]]
* [[Language/Lingala/Vocabulary/Water|Water]]
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In the kitchen – Learn the Lingala Language

Verbs[edit | edit source]

  • kobela – to be cooked
  • kobonga – to pour (liquid)
  • kokalinga – to roast
  • kokata – to cut
  • kolamba – to cook
  • koleisa – to feed
  • kolia – to eat
  • komela – to drink
  • kopola – to rot (meat)  

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

  • ananasi – pineapple
  • bilei – food
  • bitabe – banana
  • bokenzu – spicy
  • bololo – sour
  • cafe – coffee
  • chicwangue – cassava loaf
  • chocolat – chocolate
  • cossettes – cassava chips
  • dongodongo – okra
  • ekutu – pumpkin
  • fufu – cassava flour
  • kanya – fork
  • kimpuka (bimpuka) – cassava paste(s)
  • kopo – cup kuku – kitchen
  • kunde – peas
  • libazi – lemon
  • libenge (mabenge) – potato(es)
  • liboke (maboke) – fish(es) wrapped in leaves
  • likei (makei) – egg(s)
  • likemba (makemba) – plantain(s)
  • lilala – orange (K)
  • lipa – bread
  • lipela – guava
  • lisango (masango) – corn, maize
  • lititi – herb
  • litungulu – onion
  • litungulu ngenge – garlic
  • liyebu – mushroom
  • loso – rice
  • lutu – spoon
  • madesu – beans
  • mafuta – oil
  • mafuta ya mbila – clear cooking oil
  • mafuta ya nzoi – honey
  • mateka – butter
  • mayi – water
  • mbala – potato (K), sweet potato
  • mbeli – knife
  • mbisi – fish
  • mboloko – antelope
  • mboma – yam
  • mboto – maize
  • mbuma – fruit
  • mia – hungry (K)
  • miliki – milk
  • molangi (milangi) – bottle(s)
  • mosaka mwamba – less refined cooking oil
  • mosuni (misuni) – flesh, meat(s)
  • moye – heat mpiodi – a cheap, imported fish, also called Thompson
  • mpondu – manioc
  • mukuwa (mikuwa) – bone(s)
  • mungwa, monana – salt
  • mwamba – palm oil
  • mwamba nguba – peanut butter
  • ndimo – orange
  • ndunda – vegetables
  • ndunda mobesu – salad lettuce
  • ngombe mobali – bull
  • ngombe mwasi – cow
  • nguba – peanuts (K)
  • ngungutu – aubergine
  • nsimbiliki na ndako – rabbit
  • nsongo – cassava
  • ntaba – goat
  • ntaba mobali – billy goat
  • ntaba mwasi – nanny goat
  • nyama – meat
  • nyama ya mpate – mutton
  • nyama ya ngombe – beef
  • nzala – hungry
  • pamplemousse – grapefruit
  • pilipili – pepper
  • samba – commercially processed cooking oil
  • sani (basani) – plate(s)
  • soso – chicken
  • sukali – sugar
  • supu – soup
  • tangawisi – ginger
  • tomati – tomato
  • vere – glass   

(K) denotes Kinshasa Lingala word variant

Source[edit | edit source]

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

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]