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Learn Zim Ndebele
Добавлен 16 окт 2010
Welcome Ndebele learners! My name is Bongiwe. This channel is dedicated to helping you learn isiNdebele--one of the main official languages in Zimbabwe.
I teach Ndebele pronunciations, correct common mistakes, and help you grow your Ndebele vocabulary.
I'm happy to have you here.
I teach Ndebele pronunciations, correct common mistakes, and help you grow your Ndebele vocabulary.
I'm happy to have you here.
Learn Family Members in Ndebele
This lesson teaches you the Ndebele words for immediate family and extended family.
Watch on to learn how to talk about your family members in Ndebele(how to create sentences using the words you learn today)
Watch on to learn how to talk about your family members in Ndebele(how to create sentences using the words you learn today)
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Get Your Ndebele Greetings Right| Ndebele Grammar| Ndebele Basics
Просмотров 397День назад
Greeting is an important part of any conversation. As a Ndebele beginner, you need to know exactly how to greet one person vs many people. We also have specific greetings for the morning, the afternoon, and the evening in Ndebele. This video will teach you how the best way to greet ✔️One person ✔️Elders ✔️A group of people All in the Zimbabwean language, isiNdebele.
Here is Another Common Ndebele Click: NQA
Просмотров 351Месяц назад
Learn how to pronounce 'nqa nqe nqi nqo nqu' in this lesson. I will give you examples of words that use the sound as well.
How to Pronounce 'Q' in Ndebele
Просмотров 432Месяц назад
The Q forms a special click sound in Ndebele. It's one of the more widely used Ndebele clicks (many words use this syllable). More words using the Q syllable that I didn't mention in the video include: 𝐀𝐦𝐚𝐪𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚- Eggs 𝐈𝐪𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐨- The truth 𝐐𝐨𝐪𝐨𝐝𝐚 - Knock 𝐐𝐚𝐦𝐮𝐥𝐚 - Break
Learn Your Body Parts in Ndebele| Ndebele Vocabulary| Ndebele Grammar 101
Просмотров 441Месяц назад
In this lesson, I'm teaching you the face parts in Ndebele (head, eyes, eyebrows, eyelashes, etc). By the end of the lesson, you will be able to describe yours or someone else's face features in Ndebele.
Avoid These Mistakes When Using Ndebele Verbs| Ndebele Grammar 101
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Many beginners make these mistakes when they're describing actions using verbs. This lesson will guide you to correctly talk about what you're doing whether you want to give a short answer or a detailed one.
How to Express Love in Ndebele
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Learn how to speak the language of love in Ndebele. Beside the famous, 'Ngiyakuthanda' which means, I love you, in Ndebele, you can say many more things that will amke your loved one feel appreciated. Discover these things in this video.
20 Most Common Ndebele Verbs - Every Beginner Must Learn These First
Просмотров 736Месяц назад
Whenever you need to describe an action, you use a verb. This means that you need to know your Ndebele verbs to tell a story, report something that happened, or just talk about an action taking place. Learning verbs is an essential part of learning to speak Ndebele. How many of these common Ndebele verbs do you know already?
'Xha' is different from 'Xa' in Ndebele. Can you prounce it?
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More Ndebele clicks for you to learn! The X is combined with different letters like h,g, and n to bring out different clicking sounds in Ndebele. In this lesson, I'll teach you how to pronounce it when it's combined with h.
If you know more than 45 of the these Ndebele words, you're NO longer a beginner
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In this video, I'm giving you fifty Ndebele words. Find out how many of them you know. If you get 45 or more correct, then you have moved from beginner to intermediate. Let the fun begin!
How To Pronounce The Ndebele Click 'GXA'
Просмотров 247Месяц назад
Learn how to pronounce Ndebele clicks in this series. This video focuses on the 'GX' sound.
How To Pronounce The Ndebele Click 'NXA'
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Have you ever heard Ndebele saying NXA in anger? Well there's more to the NX sound than just the expression of anger. Watch this Ndebele lesson to learn how to pronounce the click and to learn of Ndebele words that use the sound.
How to Pronounce the Ndebele Click 'Xa'
Просмотров 2652 месяца назад
The Ndebele language is rich with its clicks. It has over 10 different clicking sounds. In this video, you will learn how to pronounce the famous 'Xa' sound in Ndebele.
16 Ndebele Phrases You Can Use at Church
Просмотров 3292 месяца назад
Do you attend church in a Ndebele speaking community? Or will soon be? Here are some common Ndebele phrases you can use in a church setting. If you're a church leader, begin applying these phrases as you address your congregation. It will help you learn Ndebele faster!
Lesson 20: Goodbyes in Ndebele
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In this last lesson of the Ndebele series for complete beginners, you will learn how to say your goodbyes in Ndebele. Stay tuned for more videos teaching you how to speak, read, and write in Ndebele from the beginner level.
Lesson 15: Plurals of Common Ndebele Words
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Lesson 15: Plurals of Common Ndebele Words
Shona to Ndebele Translations of Common Phrases 5
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Shona to Ndebele Translations of Common Phrases 5
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Siyabonga mbalisi, what does mncedisi / ncedisi mean?
@@nyashamugido8415 Siyabonga! Mncedisi means Helper
Siyabonga mbalisi , can you do isifundo for colours and isifundo related to money
@@nyashamugido8415 I will do that for you soon!
I once tasted that umxanxa dish in Gweru 🤭
@@nyashamugido8415😊 did you like it?
Hi amazing lesson Thanks so much for tjese Also I know this is unrelated but what does ukusola mean 😅
@@chiedzama5296 Thanks! Ukusola means to blame
@@learnzimndebele Thanks so much 🙏 💖
I've got Question sisi could you please help me with the meaning of the word *Sphalaphala*
@@MuhaswaCathright isiphalaphala is a beautiful girl
Brilliant lesson 👏 Random question but what does angeke mean?? How is it used in a sentence
You are helping us a lot..... thank you so much 🙏
@@DeeDel-km4ui👏👏 it's such a pleasure to be of assistance
Thanks Sis...im following quite well.Should have done this ages ago
You're such an excellent teacher
Mbalisi you are the best 👏👏👏
@@vongaipraisemachengetemuny6001 Ngiyabonga kakhulu!
❤❤im learning a lot from your videos, ngiyabonga. Can you please also teach us how to use the future tense or past tense?😅
@@pumpkinhexrt9498 I'm glad you're making progress! Will certainly do that for you
Hie Amazing stuff btw. Can i ask what kangaka means exactly??
Thank a lot about the Ndebele Lesson
@@obediahrussellmubaiwa3330 you're welcome 👏
Is brothers wife umaluwethu? 😅
Number 7 is written ukuvatshela instead of ukuvakatshela.
@@joylinemaenzanise7651 ohh thanks for the correction!
@@learnzimndebele Wamukelekile, jeki 🙈
@@joylinemaenzanise7651 😄 Kuqondile sibili 💯
@@learnzimndebele 🕺🕺🕺🕺literally clapped for myself...
Thank for teaching Ndebele, originally from Malawi,Shona speaker
@@user-wj4vh8qe7y lovely! Qhubeka ufunda mfundisi
Ingase ude uzikakele isisi yaz
@@PhilaNdunge Angizwisisi, please translate😄
Ngiyaziqhenya ngombalisi🎉
Ibizo lami nginguNdața, ngihlala eWindhoek.
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@@valentinekoki5155 Dankie❤️
Thank you ♥️
Ngiyabonga umbalisi wami ngiyafunda isindebele kakhulu
@@gotwerajohn5058 Qhubeka mfundi omuhle
but others are saying Ngiyamkhanuka means "to lust," but ngiyamkhumbula means to miss someone. What is correct now
@@TestimonyG 😄 Yes ukukhanuka has been made to sound like desiring sexually but it's really not. Ngiyakukhanuka - I miss you Ngiyakukhumbula - I'm thinking of you (miss you)
From which country is this language?
@@danielMangal Zimbabwe
@@learnzimndebele ooh good! Also of south africa? Are you a christian also?
@@danielMangal Yes Zimbabwean Ndebele is very similar to South African Zulu...and yes I'm a Christian😃
@@learnzimndebele oh that's good! I have been to South Africa but not in Zimbabwe. I hope to come there and preach the word of God and evangelize people! I am learning swahili now but I hope to follow your lessons after mastering swahili!🙂
@@danielMangal We will be happy to have you in Zimbabwe sir!
I enjoy your lessons Here. More love❤
@@ttatendamarimos9837 I'm so happy to hear that ❤️❤️
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Isifundo esiwusizo kakhulu
Ngiyabonga kakhulu!🙏
Thank you for the lesson. Ngiyabonga khakulu
Its easier to find the Ndebele greetings. We are home & dry on those ones but the challenge is when 1 is travelling using public transport or on tillpoints when you want to buy food /groceries. You can focus on how to say drop me off there, how to ask whats available on the menu, how to ask for directions, how much is this, how to negotiate in Ndebele. The other thing i realised is there is a lot of slang but desist from teaching that until someone actually knows the proper term(s).
Great lesson. I learnt new ways to greet others.
This good , very easy to catchup
This so easy for me ccy thanks so much , can you keep on doing more of this
Thank you! Learning Ndebele from Sweden 🇸🇪
Happy learning mfundi, and welcome to the channel!
Can you do hospital and school conversations?❤
I will do that soon!❤
Not my single self learning these knowing very well im not going too use them😂😂❤
😂😂 I think learning them will attract a cute Ndebele man to you🤭
@@learnzimndebele 🤣🤣🤞🤞
Is it correct to say ngilodade wami?
Not really. Brother and sister have to be udadewethu and umnewethu
What is the meaning from inkani?
It means nharo in Shona, stubborness in English
What means ikhovula?
mucus
Its interesting how Ndebele sounds like isiXhosa, but its not. Like, there is a noticeable subtle difference. I speak isiXhosa so i feel like if i heard someone speak Ndebele id automatically assume its a Xhosa dialect. Its so fascinating how this simple phrase means something else in isiXhosa. This was very informative, thank you🥹🫶🏽
Lovely to have you on the channel mntasekhaya❤...yes there are so many similarities between the 2 languages!
Letha isilwane leso
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Ngiyabonga kakhulu
Siyabonga lathi!
Hello, why does umntwana uyavula umnyango not work . In your example you'd utillised uvula .
Hi! Check out this video it explains this further: ruclips.net/video/KkiY-V2bO18/видео.htmlsi=J-j_wfMvzFUQS3ub
You are God sent. Thank you❤❤
❤❤Ngiyabonga kakhulu
New subscriber here! I know a bit of isindebele hoping to learn more. Though I'm told i raise my tone on certain words I'm supposed to lower my tone and lower it where I'm supposed to raise it and honestly I don't understand that.
😄I get what they mean. For example, when talking in past tense, you have to raise the last syllable like the 'ne' in 'Ngibone'- I saw
And thank you for subscribing!
Keep it up ❤ Thanks so much
Thank you very much,what does andibana mean?
That was pretty fun my Sister, Just came across your channel, yokela ngibukele amavids akho, rega ndimbotarisa mavids ako 😄
Its default for me yooh
For many many new speakers, it's default lol