LEARN SILOZI LANGUAGE || USEFUL PHRASES
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
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Hello everyone, welcome to learning silozi language with kela's Diary. Today i take you through some useful phrases/sentences in Silozi language. SILOZI is among the 72 languages spoken in Zambia.
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When I was in Zambia this guy kept talking in SiLozi and I kept saying this sounds like a fusion of Sesotho and Shangaan
This is very important because it opens some of our eyes to how Southern Africa is linked in terms of tribes. I'm glad I saw this, 98% of the words I understood because I know SeTswana, SePedi & SeSotho. It makes me proud to be a Southern African more.
Thank you so much
I'm Sotho and so proud to hear this language, I now understand why there victoria falls is called mosi wa thunya, it's actually not Sesotho but Silozi. Hello my Lozi family ❤️
very interesting language!
libizo laka kina Dunnie, ni simuluha mwa naha Nigeria.
I like the way you speak my language nanimulozi tota
In Sesotho, we say “Ke wena mang, Lebitso la hao”.. “Lebitso la ka kenna Kela” “O hlaha kae” , Ke Hlaha Zambia, “O Mhlobo mang”.. our languages are similar, I’m based in SA 🇿🇦 and I speak Sesotho.
Wow, interesting, they are really similar. NITABILE😀. ...Thank you for watching. 💕
I think hlaha is taha(also come in silozi)
Let's exchange WhatsApp numbers so we can speak and see if we can understand each other
mubonenwa Chival kindly email me your number on honourablenaledi@gmail.com and I’ll WhatsApp you. And tell me when you done I’ll check my emails
I just emailed you😊
I understood almost every word,about 98% of the words are the mixture of our South African languages(Sesotho,Setswana and Sepedi)
Thank you we are One
💝
They are Lesotho descendants.Moved from Lesotho/free state o Limpopo passed Zimbabwe and ended up in Zambia
More like Me, as a Sotho. I am a descendant of them as I migrated to the Southern part of Africa.
Great lessons🤗now I have a chance to learn Silozi. Thank you very much.
❤️❤️❤️
Ohh my Godness, you sound like a white person in SA trying to speak Sesotho. Now I know I have cousins in Zambia.
Lol...my south African relatives
Ke lekgoa
This is literally Setswana 🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
😊❤
Same as sepedi and sepulana🙆why were we never taught about this,maybe Africans wouldn't hate each other so much💔
Hau mina ki silozi 😂
Honestly just light. They don’t use R and sentences are soft.. ni ya kwa kelele - Ke ya kerekeng
Helang 😭 God
So helpful. Thanks
Thank you so much 🙏
I am South African, my mother is Zambian. She once told me of a language that sounds a lot like setswana, I searched it today (it's heritage month in SA) and I must say the similarities are so many..... I am amazed, my mind is blown, there has to be a connection between Silozi people and SeSotho people at large can you tell me more if you know?
This came just in time ♥️ can’t speak my mother tongue well but I’m about to learn and surprise my mom 😂🔥
You are on the right place dear😊💕💝
It sound exactly like Selobedu from South Africa but yours sounds like a baby is learning how to talk. But I love the fact that there is Lozi in Zambia and also Namibia and other African regions❤
🤗😊
When I was young I always used to wonder if there were people in other parts of the world who spoke the same language as me . Thanks to the internet, what was hidden is now known. Thanks for sharing!
💝🙏
WoW this is what the doctor ordered
This one I will remember to say to my friend who is recovering. ni kulakalaleza kofula
ni tabile
- this is my favorite lol. Silozi is now added to my vocabs
In Setswana we would say “Ke lakaletsa o folle o thabile” 🙆🏾♂️
Always love to learn new languages and this is going to be in my list..such a beautiful language ❤️
As someone from the balobedu,(balozwi) i don't even need a translator, looking forward to visiting my fellow lozwi people in zambia
You are welcome 🤗
O right monna
Re swanedhe ke go ya kua re ba tiyele dry
Ape ke language ya bo Rena straight
I have always wanted to learn silozi.
Thanks for coming to my aid
No problem
I am Siswati speaker ,I've learn that some words are ours ,some are Sotho thanks for teaching
Thanks. You are welcome
Thank you. Love love your lessons. May you please elaborate more on when someone is supossed to use ‘ni’, ‘na’, ‘ba’ , ‘mwa’, ‘lu’, ‘mu’, ‘u’ things like that. And then also what phrase in a sentence makes the sentence, past, present or future tense. Thank you
ni( and), na(me, singular), ba( plural)
Eg.. wena ni na(You and me)
Wena ni ba( you and them)
❤wow im mopedi i speak tswana and sotho .if id go to zambia il just be at home ❤
I have always wondered how there could be a water fall named Mosi oa tunya (victoria falls)as far as Zambia...now everything makes sense... Silozi is in fact just part of the Sotho family. Mosi oa thunya is how you would spell it in Sesotho.Great news this made me Happy
Our history brings us back together. 😊💝
@@kelasdiary I like that
I I'm Absolutely Shocked and Amazed At This 😩😭🥺♥️ Ke nna moPedi, born and bred in Limpopo province from South Africa, this part of the country is predominantly a place full of people from the tribe of baPedi descending from King Sekhukhune from the 1860s. If its do you mind holding a Zoom meeting so we engage with our native languages, it would be quite an experience to communicate with you. Please 😩😄😄😄😄🙆🏾♂️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Yeah, that would be nice. We could try that sometime soon.
Khutso.. let's exchange numbers so we have a WhatsApp call. I'm curious 💃🏽
@@mubonenwachival3005 076 377 3611 these are my numbers.
@@mubonenwachival3005 we can do WhatsApp calls from there
+264816726507 text me.. you didn't include your country code
Thank you for such informative video 🤗
okay ii see you!
This is sepedi 4 real🇿🇦,now I know if I find myself in Zambia I'm home
You are welcome 😊
i think South Africa and Zambia should just be one country..i Mean..
I still don't blv dnt I need no translater in Zambia it's clear that our roots as SA come from Ngoni nation that's why we followed by same spirit en same clothes in dreams
Maybe just Barotse land fela😂
this sounds so similar to Setswana/Sesotho.
😊❤
Great work am learning Lozi so fast
Thats great. Thank you
Noo man!!😃 this is my language khelobedu also called khelozwi from Lozi
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I first realized about Lozi when we had Zambian nurses who came to work here in South Africa and they said they can understand Sesotho very well Our language is very similar especially to the Balobedu We call ourselves Balozi (Molozwi) when we praise
Wow, our languages are very similar for sure.💝
It's mind blowing similar this is to Setswana. 🇧🇼🇿🇲
Yeah, we can clearly understand when someone is speaking setswana 🇿🇲🇧🇼😊
@@kelasdiary i remember one time I was in Livingstone and a pastor was praying in Lozi. I could understand his whole prayer. It was amazing
@@osasamosweu951When i was young, we had Btv and SABC1,2,3...and i liked watching cartoons there coz i could understand Most of the words spoken. Also my mum would listen setswana news in the evening.
No am coming to zambia
Setswana:ke wena mang lebitso la Hao?
O mo tlhobo mang?
Ke rata go bulela silozi
Batswadi ba ka ke balozi.
Ke batla go ithuta silozi.
O ja eng? Ke ja bogobe
Ke tshwere ke tlala.
Gwa chisa
Mphe metsi a go nwa
Ke go lakaletsa pholo
Ke thabile
Ke kopa o nthuse
Tlaya kwano
GA ke tsebe
Robala hantle
🤔🤔this sounds like my Language Setswana in South Africa. Wow we are truly on People. Thank you my sister for sharing
You are welcome sis. Thank you for checking me out2😊❤
Awesome stuff
Thanks
I want to visit Zambia!!
You are welcome 🙂
Hey new friend, Interesting lesson,here showing some love💯💕n
Thank you for watching 💕
Very interesting
Yass! Teach me
Lovely my mum was lozi.. really love this language. wish I can speak it fluent
You will just keep practicing. 😊💝
Thank you! This is very interesting and useful
Thank you for watching 💕
Sfanakalo #potjiekos language. It's a mixture of all languages mo😁
I understand every word and im South African 😮
Iam glad 😊
WOW I'm just knowing about this language now, ke Motswana from SA
🙂
Thank you! very informative
Welcome. Thank you. 😊💕
This is awesome
Thank you
Am learning a lot keep up the good work
Thank you so much 🙏
U're welcome
Nice post
Thank you
As things stand we should now add the forth one. Sotho language group in South Africa was, Sesotho, Setswana and Sepedi. Now Silozi is happily added to our kraal. Re thabile. Re a go amogela ka diaatla tse pedi.
Our pleasure 🤗
Very nice video
Thank you
Love this! I’m definitely subscribing !
Thank you 😊❤
Good job...I like how clear this content is ❣
Thank you 💕
Motswana in Botswana nd I understand pretty well... I m shocked
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This is interesting, where in Zambia do people mostly speak Silozi. Most of us go to Lusaka when visiting. Perhaps we should start looking at other places. I speak Tswana and would love to see the culture as well
Most silozi speaking people live in the western part of zambia (barotseland)
We are in western province of the country Zambia
Zambia is another home.
Yes for sure
This is a mixture of sepedi, setswana and sesotho with much shorter words.
😊
Nibata ku bulela silozi ahulu.
So I hope to learn more from here.
Thanks for this amazing video.
You are welcome. Enjoy😊
O robale hantle.
It means sleep well
This is khelobedu balodwzi
SILOZI LANGUAGE
I wanted to learn a language of different land and culture...I can speak 5 different languages...this looks so cool....is writing dialect in English alphabets?
Yes its English alphabet. Very simple to learn. Thanks for watching. 💕
Khele lona le bua sesotho hantle , fela se fapaneng hanyane ke rata ho ithuta silozi sena
😊
Thanks for sharing another great lesson.
Thank you for watching 💝
This is legit Sepedi brah ..
Wow, this is interesting. I speak Sepedi in 🇿🇦 . Do you have have the letter ‘R’ in Silozi? And how/when is it used?
Nice. No we dont use "R" . We only have more of "L".....eg Lilato
Is Setswana we say "Lerato" meaning Love.
@@kerapetsentsimane2230 okay, similar languages.😊
I AMMMMM SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOK!!!! (From RSA)
I would love some Sesotho friends, I’m Lozi by tribe
Hey I am Mosotho I speak Sesotho, I would love to visit to Silozi tribe
@@rand_themba me too
Thank you, I want to learn so bad
No problem 😊💝
If you can speak chisubiya please teach me
Where do lozi people come from in Zambia, in which part of zambia
Western part of Zambia
I don't know if you will see this comment but I want to know how long can it take one to learn how to speak lozi
Learning any language can be different for each person. Depending on how badly one wants to learn that particular language by daily practicing of course. Maybe a month, six months......🤷
@@kelasdiary really appreciate will try my best🙏💖
What does "imu" mean in silozi?
Iam not sure. "ima" means mum
NI MULUTI.. I am a teacher.
Thank you for watching 😊❣
“Ke Moruti”, that’s what we would say in Setswana.
I’m moving to Zambia waheso 😂🤣🤣
You are welcome 😊❤
Bathong wena! Nna ke tswa nageng ya South Africa, ke buwa
setswana. Ke rata leleme/puo (language) ya gago.
Nitumezi..😊.🇿🇲🇿🇦
This SA sotho say gago while we say hao, what😅
Let me write in Sesotho and you will see that you will understand. Lebitso la ka ke Muzi. ke dula naheng ya South Africa. ke thabetse ho buwa le wena. ke a leboha
My name is Muzi
I live in a country called south Africa
Iam happy to watch your video.......
Just to correct my sister Kela, I too am lozi from Zambia but unlike her i do seem to have a basic grasp of both Sesotho and Setswana languages. and maybe I can do a better translation than her and can explain to you where and how she got confused.
Lebitso la ka ke Muzi
*My name is Muzi
ke dula naheng ya South Africa
*I live in a country called south Africa
ke thabetse ho buwa le wena
*Iam happy to speak with you
ke a leboha
*thank you
That's my take based on my knowledge of what you meant.
Now here is where Kela got lost in Sotho buwa means speak, in lozi the word for 'speak' is bulela. i dont think everything else Kela said made sense to me too. coz that's the only word that can confuse a lozi that doesnt have exposure like in her case. i say this because everything is the same only with miner alterations for instance 'wena' is you both in Sesotho and lozi just to make everything easier this is how it is said in lozi.
Lebizo la ka ke Muzi
ni dula naha ya South Africa
ni tabezi ko bulela ni wena
na leboha or nitumezi
I hope this helped.
Kela, it is ku apeha. Not ku apeya.
Ke shwile ke tlala
Ke ja bogobe
Gwa chisa
Ke batla go ithuta SiLozi
These are all SeTswana translations and I bet you know exactly what they mean without me translating them. Ra tshwana hey... we are the exact same people
Nice. Thanks for sharing
In Sesotho
Lebitso laka ke Thandi
Ke tshwerwe ke tlala
Ke ja bohobe
Ho a chesa
Ke batla ho ithuta Selozi
In SeSotho we would say “ke lapile” instead of “ke tshwere ke tlala”. Ke tshwere ke tlala is SeTswana
@@thandintulli278 awww. Nice. I can understand what you are saying.
@@TheCaveSouthy ke tshwere ke tlala is pure Sesotho dear kelapile is also Sesotho is borrowed from Isixhosa ndilambile, Sesotho language is too reach.
South africans making loud in the comment section, restang bafwetho ro bina mapiano🤣😂
😊Thank u. S.A
That's a hard language
Have noticed that is one of the simplest in terms of reading.
@@edsonmanjimela5774 I agree with you.😊
I'm Sotho and so proud to hear this language, I now understand why there victoria falls is called mosi wa thunya, it's actually not Sesotho but Silozi. Hello my Lozi family ❤️