Mak Learns Kinyarwanda w/ Teta Diana!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- I don't speak Kinyarwanda and it's time for that to change! So I called in friend, superstar singer and fluent Kinyarwanda speaker, TETA DIANA, to give me a lesson... and to test her skills! :)
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man teta is a good teacher!
Love this! Born in Rwanda but live in Belgium!
Joyce Mutesi
Me 2, I'd like to return there someday
Free kinyarwanda lessons guaranteed.hahaha
Before colonial times Rwandans made metallic objects of course but they did not use metal to make bowls. For that they used either wood, clay, gourd or tightly and finely woven straw. The words for “bowl” depended on which material it was made of.
With colonial times metallic bowls were introduced, made from tin or other alloys, and later on aluminum. For these, people borrowed the word bakuli from Kiswahili. For certain types of vessels the French words casserole and gamelle are also used.
Wow, she's a good teacher indeed..thanks Teta and Mak
Kinyarwanda as a former language is really hard however it’s slang is way easy and fun to speak.
Teta is so cultured. I have lived abroad since I was a child, so I don't come across people like that, who I can learn from. Props to you, Makeda, for taking active role in your learning
Hi Mekeda, after listening to the different translations, I realise how similar the language is yo Swahili. Rwandese will have no problem learning swahili. It is like French learning Spanish or italian...... kinya Rwanda is also a beautiful language
Hats off for teta i feel like am learning kinyarwanda too (Ibakure )dint know that one😂
Hey Makeda. Couldn't sleep, decided to go on youtube, and now am really glad I did Coz I found you. I just couldn't move on without subscribing. You're too cool. One thing's for sure though, I thought I was fluent in kinyarwanda, but after watching this i think am a 5 :) ,which is a little embarrassing
haaah, i like the word Ibakure = Bowl. i come from Eastern province, Nyagatare. we call it Ibakure or Isorori (not plastic tho), or Ingemeri (plastic). KOGA= to swim or to wash one's face or hands. KWIYUHAGIRA= to shower. Murakoze for another video, am a great fun of both of y'all. (wish you a nice wedding, Makeda = Ndakwifuriza ubukwe (buhire = bwiza).
kakira john
mee too
music in pure kinyarwanda is called "UMURANZI"
I can speak kinyarwanda my name is munezero it means happyness
Beautiful ladies. 😍
to travel is gufata urugendo
Thank u
You can just say kugenda whick isn't walking because walking is gutambuka
Little late but I had the biggest crush on Teta. This and the one from middle school like 10 years ago..
One my fave video! Great job Makeda🙏🏾
Traveling is ubukerarugendo; urugendo, the journey gains a prefix "ubukera" (being actively involved into as in you wake up to do something ...) ; gutembera comes from Swahili "tembeya".
Indirimbo
Indirimbo is music in Rwandan of course I'm fully Rwandan I live in Australia and I still speak kinyarwanda
It is rugendo in kikuyu language kenya
Tembeya in swahili come from gutemera because kinyarwanda is older than swahili
Traditional dances means imbyino gakondo
Oh this was the judge on East Africa's got talent ndagukunda cyane
When I hear kinyarwanda It's like I am hearing my grandparents speaking luba from katanga, very very similar, I am so shocked 😂
hmmm music is umuziki kabisa, that's all we know! hahaah
Almost there it is muzika
I think music is indirimbo in kinyarwanda/kirundi (Burundi)
Indirimbo is a song
Question please: can we say that "a bowl" it's also "Isalo" in Kinyarwanda? (But I don't know if the good spelling is "IsaLo" or "IsaRo")
Hi, @inimimouche! in Kinyarwanda, "isaro" means "bead". "A bowl" is called "agasorori" but more correctly and traditionaly, it is called "imbehe".
i think music is called "muzika" 🎶
UmuZIMagiza
UmuZIMu
UkuZIMu
KuZIMa
KuZIMira
KuZIMurura
And now kuZIMiza :)
I think in kinyarwanda music is same as songs
Isorori - ibakure (same)
kinyarwanda is simillar toSepedi(a South African language)
Umuziki is Indirimbo
Your kinyarwanda is so exotic spicy up a life and very oxygenies... Like U accent 😂 Very Good
TRAVEL= URUGYENDO
KUGYENDA= TO WALK AROUND
Nibyo john gusa ibyo bihekane ukoresha s'ikinyarwanda urugero kugenda
Travel: Kugenda yes
KUGENDA: can also be to travel when it is a matter of a long distance
walking around is kugenda genda or gutambagira when you are walking around and looking (eg gutambagira igihugu= is walking/touring around the country
This language is so similar to kikuyu. Rwandese people must be our lost cousins. Now wonder those in kenya say that they are similar with kikuyus.
sure can you understand just little kinyarwanda?
@@kylexy9408 yes i can many words are similar.
Both are Bantu languages that's why..
A bowl can be:igisorori/igisuperi/ibakure.
Travelling: gutayaya/gutembera
This this can be helpful, love your shows Makeda,
Hope every Rwandan out there, would have the courage of knowing all about his/her country Rwanda.
bowl is Imbehe then Ibakure is swahili
wait I thought ruhire was to mean Lucky
You're kinda right because the *-hire* terminology came from the verb *"guhirwa"* which means being lucky but the terminology itself is used as in *"blessed & happy"*. mugire urugendo ruhire! = have a blessed journey / enjoy your journey!
Music ni ibihangano
I want to leave America for good and find a new life in Africa.
Injyana is Music and Indosho is a bowl i think
injyana ni rhythm.
Justin Jordan
Injyana is Beat/ rhyme
But music is rhythm nzabigisha ngezeryari?hahahahaha
Koga is swimming
indosho=wooden spoon that was used by our ancients before the colonial time.there is a Motel in Gisenyi called Malahide paradise they use most of these kitchen material if you wanna see them and learn their names
I love u dear
Travel = Urugendo. Gutembera is "To tour"
In kikuyu it is rugendo
gutembera is a Kiswahili borrowed word "Kutembea" tourind is gutambagira in kinyarwanda
Travel is gukora urugendo
Ibakuri or Igisoroei
I don't know if I'm right but I think music in kinyarwanda should be UMUDIHO
i think umudiho is rythm actually but close enough
bowl=imbehe non?
Yanny jed hey imbehe is plate or assiette (in french)
👌👌👌👌
third 🎉🎉
umubyino
So where was you born if you can't speak kinyarwanda?
Fredro Hydro Jamaica 🇯🇲
Umuziki = ibihangano
Umuziki = Indirimbo mur' abaswa
Cute.
umuziki can be "song or rythm". itbis a borrowed word from Kiswahili "Mziki"
song= indirimbo
rythm= injyana or umurya when there is a specific instrument being quoted