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How do you say nice in Luganda?
Some other greetings depending on day or night as you leave or come are:
- Hi: Ki kati the ki is pronounced Chi.
- How are you?: Oli Otya.
- The answer is -I am ok: Gyendi the G here is pronounced like a j.
- Have nice day: Siiba bulungi the g like a j.
- Good night when going to bed or leaving for the night: Sula bulungi.
What does mukwano mean?
mukwano: LUGANDA > ENGLISH. muntu nom1 person ekyo cjn-1 that, that muwe act-1 give bwesige nom19 trust omuntu pro-1 someone, somebody kwesiga act1 trust mukwano nom1 friend mukwano somebody giving trust mukwano person that trust mukwano friend.
What is I miss you in Luganda language?
i miss you luganda nkusubwa.
What is Luganda January?
We start with January that is named Gatonnya. The word ‘Okutonnya’ in Luganda varies depending on the context it is used in – for example it can mean: raining, dipping or dripping.
Where is Luganda spoken?
central Uganda
Luganda is predominantly spoken in central Uganda. It is spoken by people called Baganda. It is also spoken and understood by other Bantu language speaking people in other regions of Uganda. Luganda is a tonal language.
How many tribes are in Uganda?
56 tribes
Therefore, Uganda is a home to many tribes that speak different languages. Uganda has 56 tribes and about nine indigenous communities that formally came to be recognized in the 1995 constitution amendment of 2005.
What are some of the best Luganda love messages?
– Ndi wuwo emirembe gyonna era nawe oli wange. Every little thing you do contains magic. – Buli kimu kyokola kya bufuusa. We are tangled tied to each other forever. – Twagatibwa fembi luberera. Lying in your loving arms is heaven on earth.
What are some helpful words and phrases in Uganda?
Other Useful Phrases. 1 am angry: Ndi munyiivu. 2 am cold: Mpulira empewo. 3 am full: Ndi mukkufu. 4 am happy: Ndi musanyufu. 5 am hot: Mpulira ebbugumu. 6 am hungry: Enjala ennuma. 7 am sad: Ndi munakuwavu. 8 am scared: Ntidde. 9 am sick: Ndi wulwadde. 10 am thirsty: Ennyonta ennuma.
Do You Say Yes or please in Uganda?
Confrontational Conversation is simply not accepted here. Ugandans will aim to please you and agree to doing whatever is necessary by saying yes, please but you better check up since it may not get done. Ugandans tend to communicate more directly in certain situations and indirectly in others.