Language/Kinyarwanda/Vocabulary/Count-to-10
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Kinyarwanda Vocabulary - Count to 10
Introduction
This page is about learning the Kinyarwanda language. Here you will learn how to count to 10 in Kinyarwanda. Please feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎
Main Words
Below is a table of the main words used to count to 10 in Kinyarwanda.
| Word in Kinyarwanda | Pronunciation | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Ikosa | /iˈkɔsa/ | One |
| Kibiri | /kiˈbiri/ | Two |
| Gitatu | /giˈtatu/ | Three |
| Ine | /iˈne/ | Four |
| Icyenda | /iˈcyɛnda/ | Five |
| Ishize | /iˈʃize/ | Six |
| Ishirini | /iˈʃirini/ | Seven |
| Igurishijwe | /iˈgurɪʃijwe/ | Eight |
| Icyuma | /iˈcyuma/ | Nine |
| Ikumi | /iˈkumi/ | Ten |
Useful Phrases
Here are some useful phrases using the words above:
- Ikosa ry'abana? ( /iˈkɔsa rɪˈabana/ ) – How many children?
- Kibiri n'icyenda ( /kiˈbiri nˈiˈcyɛnda/ ) – Two and five
- Gitatu n'ishize ( /giˈtatu nˈiˈʃize/ ) – Three and six
- Ine n'ishirini ( /iˈne nˈiˈʃirini/ ) – Four and seven
- Igurishijwe n'icyuma ( /iˈgurɪʃijwe nˈiˈcyuma/ ) – Eight and nine