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Welcome to Zimbabwe Polyglot Network!

Zimbabwe is the place to be. Our main local languages are Shona (pronounced "Shown-ah") and Ndebele. English is the official language. Polyglot is quite a beautiful platform for language exchanges and translations. Our Network in Zimbabwe would not be difficult to expand because of the frequency at which local people are travelling abroad and interacting with foreignors- an indication of the need fo r language exchanges..............

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JakobhJanuary 2014

Hi. I can help you if you would like to learn Shona. Let's get in touch.

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xtianaSeptember 2008

can someone pls tell me wat this means in english - kokunyarara ke mai mwana

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JakobhAugust 2013
I have given you the meaning, not a word for word translation.
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JakobhAugust 2013

It's sort of a remark or a rhetorical question. The person is asking or remarking: "Why are you shy, come on." Then he adds: "mai mwana" which literary means "mother of the child", just an affectionate and familiar term to refer to a woman. You would use it with someone you are well acquainted with or your wife.