Today’s lesson is entitled “Kuwedzera” which means “To Add,” or “Adding,” because we’re going to be adding more words, expressions, and phrases, primarily greetings.

This lesson on the Shona language of Zimbabwe will teach us how to use the six personal pronouns we learned in lesson 7: Ini, Isu, Iwe, Imi, Iye, and Ivo.

Today we’ll learn Shona Pronouns: Ini, Isu, Iwe, Imi, Iye, Ivo. Another huge step which will lead us to speaking the Shona language of Zimbabwe.

Today we’re going to be learning some Shona question words and phrases, as well as doing our twitter review.

In Today’s lesson, we review common Shona phrases sent via twitter, and 2 easy sentences.

The title of today’s lesson is “Ngatidye Chikafu,” meaning “Let’s eat food!” (This lesson makes me hungry)

Today, our lesson will take us through a story entitled “Kuenda Ku Town” which means “Going to Town.”

Today, we’re going to be learning a morning greeting, and we have a special guest. Say hello to Tsitsi (“Grace”) who is going to be helping us in our morning greeting.

Shona is a language spoken in the great country of Zimbabwe, Africa. The Shona people are a very loving, lively group, and have a beautiful language which reflects the rich culture of Zimbabwe.