Learning Kamba Language Speak and Write kikambalessons

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Teaching Kamba Language.How To Speak in Kikamba. How to read words and how to write sentences and words in Kikamba. • Learn More here • • Learn Kamba Language Bantu #kikambale... • No kikamba word begins with the following letters of the alphabet • B C D F G H J P Q R X Z • Kamba language has 7 vowels and kikamba word can begin with any of the 7 vowels which are • A E I O U including the two diphthongs at i and û. • Kamba words only begin with the following letters of the alphabet • K L M N S T V W Y • Learn 100 Commonly Used Kamba Words and their Translations below • 1. Wakyeewa ata? – Good morning • 2. Wi museo? – Are you fine? • 3. Ni museo – I am fine • 4. Ni muvea – Thank you • 5. Uka tuthi – Come let’s go • 6. Koma nesa – Goodnight • 7. Uvoo – news • 8. Uvoo wa kwakya – News of the morning • 9. Uvoo waku – How are you? (singular) • 10. Uvoo wenyu – How are you? (plural) • 11. Uvoo wa wia – How is work? • 12. Ti muthuku – Not bad • 13. Wikaa ata? – What do you do? • 14. Nzwii – Hair • 15. Itho/Metho – Eye/eyes • 16. Kyaa/Syaa –Finger/fingers • 17. Inyuu – Nose • 18. Kutu/Matu – Ear/ears • 19. Kuu – Leg • 20. Umunthi – Today • 21. Uni – Tomorrow • 22. Iyoo – Yesterday • 23. Mwiitu – Young unmarried lady • 24. Mwanake – Young unmarried man • 25. Syana – Children • 26. Nesa – Good, nice, well • 27. Nthuku – bad • 28. Nyie – Me • 29. We – You • 30. Ithyi– We • 31. Inywe– You (plural) • 32. Mo – They • 33. Uyu – This • 34. Usu – That • 35. Uya – That over there • 36. Aya – These • 37. Asu – Those • 38. Aaya – Those over there • 39. Vulana – Sweater • 40. Muvuuto – Trousers • 41. Ikoti – Coat • 42. Ilinda – Dress • 43. Kiatu/iatu – Shoe/shoes • 44. Ndunyu – Market • 45. Kwakya – morning • 46. Muthenya – day • 47. Munyanyawa – My friend • 48. Musyi – City/town • 49. Ndunyu – Market • 50. Sukulu – School • 51. Mbasi – bus • 52. Kisululu – Bicycle • 53. Motokaa – car • 54. Mwalimu – Teacher • 55. Kalani – Clerk • 56. Nthi – Country • 57. Ng’ombe – Cow • 58. Nguluwe – Pig • 59. Mbui – Goat • 60. Ilondu – Sheep • 61. Nguku – Chicken • 62. Simu – Telephone • 63. Kaawa – Coffee • 64. yiia – Milk • 65. Kiwu – Water • 66. Nyai – Tea • 67. Sota – Soda • 68. Ngima – Ugali • 69. Isyo – Beans • 70. Ikuyu – Fish • 71. Musele – Rice • 72. Sukali – Sugar • 73. Itunda – Fruit • 74. Muunda – Farm • 75. Viasala – Business • 76. Mwalimu – Teacher • 77. Musomethwa – Student • 78. Muimi – Farmer • 79. Ndakitali – Doctor • 80. Mualavu – Arab • 81. Kilasi – Class • 82. Kuamuka/amuka – To wake up • 83. enda/thi – to go • 84. Kwitwa – To be called • 85. Kwikala – To stay • 86. uka – To come • 87. Kulisa – To climb • 88. Kusyoka – To return • 89. Kwona/ona – To see • 90. Kunenga – To give • 91. Kwika – To do • 92. Kuya – To eat • 93. Kunywa – To drink • 94. Kusomethya – To teach • 95. Kuandika – To write • 96. Kuthoosya – To sell • 97. Kwimanyisya – To study/learn • 98. Thumua – Rest • 99. Kuvanda – To plant • 100. Kukwata/kwata – To get • JOIN TO SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL MONTHLY • / @learnkamba • COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER • Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended.

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