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This video explains all about the Lingala language and helps you learn/explore the 100 most words or sentences in Lingala on greetings and introducing yourself,…
This video explains all about the Lingala language and helps you learn/explore the 100 most words or sentences in Lingala on greetings and introducing yourself, useful for beginners. If you want to speak a basic Lingala, then this video is for you. I hope you will enjoy watching it!
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@@Rufaromunozy-um9fbImported2mo ago
The kin lingala has a mixture of french with kikongo
@@farsouth2Imported4mo ago
This would be so much better without the distracting background music
@@JESUSN01-INNImported4mo ago
my first time to be here but I'm grateful, thank you so much ❤
@@jacobmazerah4934Imported5mo ago
I love the way you teach,so easy to understand
@@santkrupafurniture1256Imported7mo ago
Please upload more videos and give lessons.😊
@@nickshow6876Imported8mo ago
Motondo Masaka
@@AR-bq6sjImported10mo ago
Thank you! You are so far the best Lingala teacher in Youtube.
@@domiecapapelo3280Imported1 yr ago
Só amazing, Im from Angola, and Im eager to lear lingala.
Thank you so much for the class! If is really helpful!<br><br>I have some questions, if anyone koki kosunga ngai, I would very much appreciate!<br><br>1) Are Nazo, ozo,... just subject pronouns like ngai, yo, or are they prefixes na- o-, combined with some stative or neutral verbal root? Can I say azo, ezo, tozo, bozo, bazo?<br>2) Is yoka an adverb (invariant) or is it part of a verb? I see it can mean feel or hear, but does it mean it or does it just transform a stative meaning (being) into feeling/hearing?<br>3) To which part of the day "pokwa" exactly correspond? Does your wish regard the same part of the day you are in the moment you wish or a future part of the day? By "evening" you mean a part of the day it is not dark yet, or the whole afternoon? And does butu include the whole part of the day one sleeps (after midnight)? In Angola I believe they say "nsima ya nzanga" for afternoon <br>4) Is -ngo present in forms like bongo, yando, bango, the same suffix with some meaning of "this" (this way/so, this thing, these people/they)?<br><br>Matondi mingi for any clue!
@@angydolo1438Imported1 yr ago
💖💖💖💖
@@ElijahOmollo-v9yImported1 yr ago
Madam you are bon teacher❤🎉 kenya merci
@@playforlifesharelifeandexp1466Imported1 yr ago
Thank you for a great lesson. It would be helpful to replace the French words with all Lingala words in future videos please.
@@TheAnointedSamuraiImported2 yr ago
How do you say "Rest in Peace"?
@@christopherwharton6022Imported2 yr ago
How do you say, “Where can I get cocaine and hookers?”<br>Please respond, it’s an emergency.
@@bknzikali3626Imported2 yr ago
Without a doubt you are the best Lingala teacher, thank you so much for taking the time to teach all of us that love listening to Lingala music and conversations and desired to understand it because now we can cos your tutorials have opened a new world.
@@kabelomavundla334Imported2 yr ago
Ha re hlokomeleng ho batla thuso baprofeteng, re ithapelle ka bo rona. Hobane boholo ba dingaka le ba profeta ba sebeletsa mmuso wa lefifi. Ha re mameleng dithuto tsa ntate Mokoto re beng le kutlwisiso ya hore meya e sebetsa ka tsela e jwang. Re amoheleng moya o halalelang, re pholoswe, re phahamiseng morena Jeso. Mme meya re tla e hlola.
@@Stella_kyImported2 yr ago
My for rumba has force me to be learning lingala <br>La plus belle langue du monde in Fally's voice <br>Kiss kiss from 🇨🇲🇨🇲
@@NexNudotComImported2 yr ago
Just find me a Bible in Lingala and I’ll be good
@@batkojomoImported2 yr ago
Nasepeli ndenge namoni video oyo. Matondi mingi. Nazali koyekola Lingala.
@@MosesDanielGitongaImported2 yr ago
Thank you so much for your teaching,,, and do you have an app
By 2039, lingala wil be in 15th the most spoken language in the world . By 2075, it will be in 12th after urdu. Lingala language is really great language. If you know how to speak and understand spanish, arabic, urdu, hindi, tagalog, bahasa indonesia, malay or any sister language, you will not find difficuty to pronounce the words. Polyglot will find it easy and fun especially it is mixed with french. That's my review after 10 minutes watching this video.
@@mustafaistatusandspeech7533Imported3 yr ago
I love my india 🇮🇳❤🇮🇳
@@pervispowell2075Imported3 yr ago
Thank 🎉you. I am from the U.S. and have just discovered my African Ancestral Tribal Clan is ( Te’ke’ ).. of Gabon, DOC & DRC… and that 2nd major language spoken behind French is “Lingala”. So at age 65, I am using these videos to learn the native tongue of my Ancestors. Thank you so much. 🙏
@@michellechomba2808Imported3 yr ago
Here to learn from Zambia 🇿🇲 & I’m Bemba & Congolaise by Decent
@@leonieducezil2339Imported4 yr ago
Thank you so much! I had learned a lot from this!
@@The-biblical-endtime-messageImported4 yr ago
Thanks for the lesson
@@gasparbunga5010Imported4 yr ago
Hallow teacher, how do you say" GOOD AFTERNOON " in Lingala ?
@@peteradamczyk5530Imported4 yr ago
Can you tell me what the phrase Lela Lela means? I have been listening to the music of Kanda Bongo Man and I can't get the song "Lela Lela" out of my head! On this video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76VFiJsFIcc">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76VFiJsFIcc</a> there is a subtitle that says "Let's laugh till we cry". Does that make sense to you? The reason I am asking is that I am thinking of naming my new puppy either Lela or Lela Lela and I want to be sure I understand what it means. Thank you so much for your help. Botondi!
@@stephensongok5398Imported4 yr ago
Thanks for the lessons. I appreciate your efforts.
@@mikemarcelin465Imported4 yr ago
Ndenge nini balobaka,take it easy ya Lingala?
@@i_am_assah_n3271Imported4 yr ago
Here to learn Lingala all the way from South Africa l am Xhosa... l just love how Congo brothers speak Lingala 🥰🥰🥰
@@Rhumbafan-medicalImported4 yr ago
Please send more. That was superb.
@@mikemarcelin465Imported4 yr ago
Mbote Mwasi ndeko na ngai.Thank you for your lesson.Teach me more,i m looking forward to to it.
@@joeybadass3386Imported4 yr ago
Merci mingiiii
@@legroniniog3452Imported4 yr ago
This ls one of the best lingala lesson, i have ever seen. Respect!
@@peterarvaszulu5069Imported4 yr ago
It has been helpful
@@ericktondo895Imported5 yr ago
It's really interesting
@@giselengu7843Imported5 yr ago
that's amazing
@@hollandengalula9388Imported5 yr ago
💕💕💕💕
@@miramimi1440Imported5 yr ago
Matondo
@@loraineshow3245Imported5 yr ago
Loraine show<br><br>I actually remember that day. It was my first time to come across a language called Lingala.
@@loraineshow3245Imported5 yr ago
Wow, it's been a while! The 100 most used words/sentences. So Lingala is also spoken in the Congo Republic right? Oh I was not aware of that at all. I am a Portuguese newly qualified teacher. I know that Portuguese is spoken in a lot of countries of Africa including the central of Africa. I was thinking Congo Republic also speaks Portuguese, right. Congrats and thanks for the info. Lots of love!
@@queengloriang5917Imported5 yr ago
Matondo mingi, what an amazing language! This is very professionally done. You are such an awesome teacher.
@@agathekindembe8063Imported5 yr ago
Lingala facile 👍🏽
@@hadasahetoile8351Imported5 yr ago
Felicitation!!!
@@lives8kak82Imported5 yr ago
OH !WELL DONE FOR LETTING US KNOW WHERE THE LINGALA CAME FROM AND WHERE IT IS SPOKEN. A VERY NICE LESSON REALLY. thanks
@@debraheater318Imported5 yr ago
Yes my husband is a Congolese, most of the words in his speaking are in Lingala, yes I have been telling him long ago that Lingala is a Lingua Franca just like Portuguese in Angola. Thank you E. for the explanation. I am in the middle of learning these sentences because I am planning a trip to Kinshasa in the near future. It will be so funny!
@@foxjames5707Imported5 yr ago
Even mysleft was not aware of the geographical location of the Lingala up until now. Thanks
@@foxjames5707Imported5 yr ago
That's fantastic
@@MK-nb9ejImported5 yr ago
Lingua Franca, a very good explanation of the Lingala language especially for us who are new to this beautiful language. Thumbs up!
@@hollandengalula9388Imported5 yr ago
O expliquer tres bien Lingala po bana pe bazalaki ko tuna tuna ngai. Thanks a lot
@@hollandengalula9388Imported5 yr ago
Ba cours ezo kende liboso vraiment. Merci beaucoup ma soeur cherie. Ozo sunga biso mingi surtout bana ba sepelaka na ba lessons oyo mingi. Bakomi kutu ko communiquer na lingala. Vraiment Nzambe abakisela yo mayele!
@@Meh-zf4yeImported5 yr ago
Ah, now I understand where Lingala is spoken, I though it was just in the Democratic republic of the Congo! That's soo good to know about it. Thanks a lot
@@esngu7Imported5 yr ago
The first one to view. A good explanation of the Lingala language. So so good!
This video explains all about the Lingala language and helps you learn/explore the 100 most words or sentences in Lingala on greetings and introducing yourself, useful for beginners. If you want to speak a basic Lingala, then this video is for you. I hope you will enjoy watching it!
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Lingala in 10 minutes - lesson 3 - The 100 most used sentences in Lingala for beginners
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