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Learn English Kinyarwanda Lesson 2  to admit - kwemerera to adore – kuramya, gukunda cyane adulterer - umusambanyi adultery - ubusambanyi to commit adultery - gusambana to advance - kujya...

Learn English-Kinyarwanda: Lesson 1 to abandon - kureka, kuzinukwa abcess - ikibyimba ability – ubushobozi to be able - gushobora, kubasha about (concerning) - ibya, ibyerekeye (approximately) - hafi, To be...

Comings and goings: urujya n’uruza Exemple: It is hard to control the children’s comings and goings. In Kinyarwanda: Biragoye kugenzura urujya n’uruza rw’abana Evidence: gihamya...

Crossness: inzika Example: She can keep crossness for two years In Kinyarwanda: Ashobora kubika inzika imyaka ibiri. Complaint: amaganya ( kugaragaza ko utishimiye ibintu...

Amasano ya hafi A parent: umubyeyi A father: umubyeyi w’umugabo A mother: umubyeyi w’umugore Son: umwana w’umuhungu Daughter: umwana w’umukobwa Husband: umugabo (ufite umugore) Wife: umugore (ufite umugabo) Brother: musaza (umuhungu muvukana) Sister:...

The vowel A is pronounced /ei/ when it is followed by one consonant that has a vowel. Examples: Date /deit/ Rape /reip/ Plate /pleit Blade /bleid/ Exercises: Read the...

Any longer vs. Any more vs. No longer Any longer and any more (or anymore, see below) are synonyms, and they can be used interchangeably. When...

Mlango: umujyango Ufunguo: urufunguzo Ukumbi: salle Daraja: esikariye Dirisha: idirishya Chumba: icyumba Ghala: icyumba cy’ububiko Sakafu: pavoma Mkeka: umukeka Zulia: tapi Kioo: indorerwamo Paka: injangwe ku-angalia: kwitegereza, guhanga amaso ku-panda: kuzamuka, kurira ku-shuka: kumanuka ku-funga: gukinga ku-fungua: gukingura ku-toka: guturuka, kuva...

Adverbs of Duration – For and Since When we want to talk about for how long something happens or is the case, we generally use...

Yet As an adverb of time, the word yet is used primarily in negative sentences or in questions. It can appear at the end of...