Nizilinga ichi? = How much is this?
Vadula chomene = It's too expensive.
Unga yegha? = Would you take?
Kudula = To be expensive
Shipi = Cheap
Ningakwanisga yayi = I can't afford it.
Nkhuchikhumba yayi = I don't want it.
Ukunitetezga = You are cheating me.
Nkhunekwa yayi = I'm not interested.
Nekwa = Interested
Oho, nitolenge = OK, I will take it.
Nkhukhumba = I need
Muswaju = Toothbrush.
Munkhwala = Medicine.
Munthumbo = Stomach.
The mission of this weblog is to teach those people who are not ChiTumbuka speakers located across the world, but have developed passion to learn this language. The idea of developing this weblog came up in early 2000 after noticing the ever growing demand to learn this language by Peace Corps volunteers, their families, Peace Corps staff, British VSOs, Canadian CUSOs, Missionaries, UN Volunteers, USAID and US Embassy staff, and other nationals not of Malawian origin living in Malawi.
ABOUT ME
- Tobias Kennedy Chitatata Kumwenda
- Born on 19th September, 1984 to Patricia and John Kennedy Kumwenda. A second born son in a family of seven children, three boys and four girls. He comes from Mutantha, Dorola village in the Traditional Authority Chindi, Mzimba District.
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