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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
ine	Pronomen	I	Ine ndi pano nomba. I am here now.
iwe	Pronomen	you	Iwe uli umwine wandi. You are my friend.
ifwe	Pronomen	we	Ifwe tuleya ku ng'anda. We are going home.
bena	Pronomen	they	Bena bali ku sukulu. They are at school.
cinshi	Pronomen	what	Cinshi ulefwaya nomba? What do you want now?
kwi	Adverb	where	Uleya kwi? Where are you going?
lilali	Adverb	when	Baleisa lilali? When are they coming?
nani	Pronomen	who	Nani ali pa mulyango? Who is at the door?
mulandu nshi	Adverb	why	Mulandu nshi ule-seka? Why are you laughing?
shani	Adverb	how	Uli shani ilelo? How are you today?
ukuba na	Verb	to have	Ndi na ibuku. I have a book.
ukucita	Verb	to do	Bacita umulimo bwino. They do the work well.
ukuya	Verb	to go	Tuleya ku sukulu luli. We go to school early.
ukuisa	Verb	to come	Isa pano nomba. Please come here now.
ukumona	Verb	to see	Ndemona umweshi ubushiku buno. I see the moon tonight.
ukwishiba	Verb	to know	Ndeshiba ilyo lyashi. I know that story.
ukutontonkanya	Verb	to think	Tule-tontonkanya pa nshita ileisa. We think about the future.
ukufwaya	Verb	to want	Bale-fwaya amenshi ayengi. They want more water.
ukufwaikwa	Verb	to need	Ndefwaikwa ubafwilisho bwobe ilelo. I need your help today.
ukupanga	Verb	to make
ukutola	Verb	to take	Tola ibuku ku ng'anda. Take the book home.
ukupela	Verb	to give	Mpelako amenshi. Give me some water.
ukubula	Verb	to say	Mbula icine. I say the truth.
ukweba	Verb	to tell	Njebako lyashi. Tell me the story.
ukwipusha	Verb	to ask	Ipusha kafundisha nomba. Ask the teacher now.
ukusanga	Verb	to find	Tusanga ici fungulo caluba. We find the lost key.
ukulangisha	Verb	to look	Lolesha ku mulu. Look at the sky.
ukubomfya	Verb	to use	Bomfya ino nkombo iyawama. Use this clean cup.
ukubomba	Verb	to work	Babomba ubushiku bonse. They work every day.
ukulya	Verb	to eat	Abana balya umupunga pano. Children eat rice here.
ukunwa	Verb	to drink	Ndenwa tii mu lucelo lonse. I drink tea every morning.
ukulala	Verb	to sleep	Umwana alelala bwino. The baby sleeps well.
ukwenda	Verb	to walk	Twenda ku katale. We walk to the market.
ukubutuka	Verb	to run	Umulumendo alebutuka bwangu. The boy can run fast.
ukubelenga	Verb	to read	Ndebelenga iri buku. I read this book.
ukulemba	Verb	to write	Lemba ishina lyobe pano. Write your name here.
ukulandapo	Verb	to speak
ukutika	Verb	to listen	Tika kuli kafundisha bwino. Listen to the teacher carefully.
ukumfwa	Verb	to hear	Ndemfwa umuziki kunse. I hear music outside.
ukushita	Verb	to buy	Tuleshita umukate ilelo. We buy bread today.
ukushitisha	Verb	to sell	Baleshitisha isabi pano. They sell fish here.
ukufuta	Verb	to pay	Futa umwendesha nomba. Pay the driver now.
ukwafwa	Verb	to help	Wafwa ba mayo bobe. Please help your mother.
ukukunda	Verb	to love	Ndekunda ulupwa lwandi. I love my family.
ukwikala	Verb	to live	Twikala mu musumba. We live in town.
ukufwa	Verb	to die	Ifimena filefwa ukwabula amenshi. Plants die without water.
ukusambilila	Verb	to learn	Abana basambilila ku sukulu. Children learn at school.
ukufundisha	Verb	to teach	Batufundisha IciBemba. They teach us Bemba.
ukwisula	Verb	to open	Isula umulyango panono. Open the door slowly.
ukufunga	Verb	to close
umuntu	Substantiv	person	Uyo muntu ni wa luse. That person is kind.
umwaume	Substantiv	man	Umwaume alelepa. The man is tall.
umwanakashi	Substantiv	woman	Umwanakashi aleimba. The woman is singing.
umwana	Substantiv	child	Umwana alelala. The child is sleeping.
umulumendo	Substantiv	boy	Umulumendo alebutuka bwangu. The boy runs quickly.
umukashana	Substantiv	girl	Umukashana alebelenga bwino. The girl reads well.
ulupwa	Substantiv	family	Ulupwa lwandi lukalamba. My family is large.
bamayo	Substantiv	mother	Bamayo bandi baleipika. My mother is cooking.
batata	Substantiv	father	Batata bandi balebomba. My father is working.
umwine	Substantiv	friend	Umwine wandi ali pano. My friend is here.
ing'anda	Substantiv	house	Ing'anda ipya. The house is new.
ku ng'anda	Substantiv	home	Tuleya ku ng'anda. We are going home.
sukulu	Substantiv	school	Isukulu ili mupepi. The school is nearby.
umusumba	Substantiv	city	Uyu musumba uli no mulimo mwingi. This city is busy.
icalo	Substantiv	country	Icalo cesu calitutuluka. Our country is peaceful.
isonde	Substantiv	world	Isonde lile-aluka. The world is changing.
chipinda	Substantiv	room	Icipinda cawama. The room is clean.
inshita	Substantiv	time	Inshita ipita bwangu. Time passes quickly.
ubushiku	Substantiv	day	Ilelo bushiku bwawama. Today is a good day.
ubushiku	Substantiv	night	Ubushiku bwatalala. The night is cold.
ulucelo	Substantiv	morning	Ulu lucelo lwalola. This morning is beautiful.
akasuba	Substantiv	evening
umulungu	Substantiv	week	Nkaisa mu mulungu uleisa. I will come next week.
umweshi	Substantiv	month	Uno mweshi uli no mulimo mwingi. This month is busy.
umwaka	Substantiv	year	Uno mwaka wakosa. This year is important.
ilelo	Adverb	today	Ndepepa ilelo. I am busy today.
mailo	Adverb	tomorrow	Tukaya mailo. We will travel tomorrow.
mailo	Adverb	yesterday
nomba	Adverb	now	Isa pano nomba. Come here now.
akasuba	Substantiv	sun	Akasuba kalepya. The sun is hot.
umweshi	Substantiv	moon	Umweshi walaba ubushiku buno. The moon is bright tonight.
ulutanda	Substantiv	star	Ulutanda lulebalika mu mulu. A star shines above.
muulu	Substantiv	sky	Muulu walibuta. The sky is blue.
isonde	Substantiv	earth
umulilo	Substantiv	fire	Umulilo walepya sana. The fire is very hot.
amenshi	Substantiv	water	Amenshi yatalala. The water is cold.
imfula	Substantiv	rain	Imfula ilelwa. The rain is falling.
umwela	Substantiv	wind	Umwela wakosa ilelo. The wind is strong today.
umuti	Substantiv	tree	Ulya muti mulepa. That tree is tall.
ululuba	Substantiv	flower	Ululuba lwalola. The flower is beautiful.
ulupili	Substantiv	mountain	Ulupili lulepa. The mountain is high.
umumana	Substantiv	river	Umumana wakula. The river is wide.
ifyakulya	Substantiv	food	Ifyakulya fyapwa. The food is ready.
umukate	Substantiv	bread	Nashita umukate mupya. I bought fresh bread.
umupunga	Substantiv	rice	Tulya umupunga lyonse. We eat rice often.
inyama	Substantiv	meat	Inyama ni bwino. The meat is delicious.
isabi	Substantiv	fish	Bapika isabi ilelo. They cooked fish today.
ilinso	Substantiv	egg	Ilinso nalitobeka. The egg is broken.
amata	Substantiv	milk	Umwana anwa amata. The baby drinks milk.
icisabo	Substantiv	fruit	Ici cisabo cawama. This fruit is sweet.
tii	Substantiv	tea	Anwa tii uwapya. She drinks hot tea.
kofi	Substantiv	coffee	Ndenwa kofi mu lucelo lonse. I drink coffee every morning.
umutwe	Substantiv	head	Umutwe wandi uleuma ilelo. My head hurts today.
ilinso	Substantiv	eye
ukutwi	Substantiv	ear	Ukutwi kwandi kuleuma. My ear hurts.
akanwa	Substantiv	mouth	Isula akanwa kobe sana. Open your mouth wide.
impa	Substantiv	nose
ukuboko	Substantiv	hand	Samba ukuboko kobe bwino. Wash your hand well.
ukulu	Substantiv	foot	Ukulu kwandi kuleuma. My foot is painful.
umutima	Substantiv	heart
ishina	Substantiv	name	Ishina lyandi ni John. My name is John.
ibuku	Substantiv	book	Iri buku lipya. This book is new.
icebo	Substantiv	word	Ico cebo cakosa. That word is difficult.
ululimi	Substantiv	language	IciBemba lulimi. Bemba is a language.
andalama	Substantiv	money	Ndefwaya andalama ishingi. I need more money.
umulimo	Substantiv	work	Umulimo wakosa. The work is hard.
ukukunda	Substantiv	love	Ukukunda kuleta umutende. Love brings peace.
umuziki	Substantiv	music	Umuziki walola. The music is beautiful.
lyashi	Substantiv	story	Ilyo lyashi lyacine. That story is true.
inshila	Substantiv	way	Iyi nshila yakwelela. This way is easier.
icintu	Substantiv	thing	Ici cintu cingabomfiwa. This thing is useful.
ubuumi	Substantiv	life	Ubuumi bwakosha sana. Life is very precious.
umulyango	Substantiv	door	Umulyango naisuka. The door is open.
imeza	Substantiv	table	Imeza yawama. The table is clean.
intebe	Substantiv	chair	Intebe naitobeka. The chair is broken.
imotoka	Substantiv	car	Imotoka yalubilo. The car is fast.
bwino	Adjektiv	good	Ifi fyakulya ni bwino. This food is good.
bibi	Adjektiv	bad	Yalya menshi mabi. That water is bad.
ikalamba	Adjektiv	big	Twamona ing'anda ikalamba. We saw a big house.
inono	Adjektiv	small	Umwana munono. The child is small.
ipya	Adjektiv	new	Nashita ibuku lipya. I bought a new book.
yakale	Adjektiv	old	Ilya ng'anda yakwe yakale. That house is old.
italamuka	Adjektiv	long
ipipi	Adjektiv	short
ukulepa	Adjektiv	high	Ulupili lulepa. The mountain is high.
panshi	Adjektiv	low
uwapya	Adjektiv	hot	Tii uwapya. The tea is hot.
uwatalala	Adjektiv	cold	Amenshi yatalala. The water is cold.
uwansansa	Adjektiv	happy	Umwana alasansa. The child is happy.
uwalanda	Adjektiv	sad
uwalola	Adjektiv	beautiful	Ululuba lwalola. The flower is beautiful.
ukwelela	Adjektiv	easy	Uyu mulimo wakwelela. This work is easy.
ukukosa	Adjektiv	hard
bwangu	Adjektiv	fast	Imotoka yalubilo. The car is fast.
panono	Adjektiv	slow
icalungama	Adjektiv	right	Ukwasuka kobe kwalungama. Your answer is right.
icalubana	Adjektiv	wrong	Ico kwasuka calubana. That answer is wrong.
cakosa	Adjektiv	important	Ici cisambililo cakosa. This lesson is important.
cacine	Adjektiv	true	Ilyo lyashi lyacine. That story is true.
ukwisula	Adjektiv	full
ubula kantu	Adjektiv	empty
mukankalala	Adjektiv	young
wakosa	Adjektiv	strong	Ulya mwaume wakosa. That man is strong.
wanaka	Adjektiv	weak	Umwana anaka. The child is weak.
ukutuba	Adjektiv	red
akatuntulu	Adjektiv	green
umufita	Adjektiv	black
umupela	Adjektiv	white
ee	Interjektion	yes	Ee, ndeumfwa. Yes, I understand.
iyo	Interjektion	no	Iyo, nshingesa. No, I cannot come.
na	Konjunktion	and	Tii na mukate fyapwa. Tea and bread are ready.
nangu	Konjunktion	or	Tii nangu kofi bwino. Tea or coffee is fine.
lelo	Konjunktion	but	Nacita, lelo nacilufyanya. I tried, but failed.
nga	Konjunktion	if	Nga imfula yaisa, ikala mukati. If it rains, stay inside.
pantu	Konjunktion	because	Naikala pantu imfula. I stayed because of rain.
na	Präposition	with	Naishile na mwine wandi. I came with my friend.
ukwabula	Präposition	without
pa	Präposition	for	Ici cipe ni pa iwe. This gift is for you.
ukufuma	Präposition	from	Naishile ukufuma ku sukulu. I came from school.
ku	Präposition	to	Twaya ku musumba. We went to town.