How do you say happy birthday in Congo?
154 languages, and counting!…FREELANG – HAPPY BIRTHDAY in all languages.
| LANGUAGE | COUNTRY | TRANSLATION |
|---|---|---|
| LARI | Republic of the Congo | mbutuka yambote |
What we can say instead of happy birthday?
Many happy returns of the day! All the best on your special day! Many happy returns! I wish you a wonderful birthday!
What is I love you in Lingala?
I love you!” Nalingi bino mingi!”
What does nzambe mean?
Nzambe/Zambe – means God. Though there are different spelling variations depending with the region hence you may find the word ‘Nzambi/Zambi’ being used to mean God. To use this words correctly, getting the context matters a lot.
What does Kitoko makasi mean?
Kitoko Makasi. It is Lingala for “boss of the country, everything is nice and beautiful”.
How do you say love in Congolese?
Bolingo na ngai is probably the one phrase you pick out the most from Congolese songs. Bolingo means love. Ngai means me. Therefore bolingo na Ngai literally means “My love”.
How do you say I miss you in Lingala?
How to say I miss you in Lingala
- ndako.
- ndako.
- ndako na ye.
- Bandako bazali miké
How do you say good in Lingala?
Malamu, meaning ‘good’, is a very common and useful Lingala word that you will encounter often.
What does Zoba mean in Lingala?
idiot
How do you say thank you in Congo?
Likewise, how do you say thank you in Congolese? Thank you means melesi in Lingala. Lingala is an african / buntu language spoken in The Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo Brazzaville and Angola.
What does Kitoko mean in Lingala?
beautiful, pretty good, nice
How do you say sorry in Lingala?
The word sorry means bolimbisi in Lingala. Limbisa ngai means I am sorry.
What does libala mean in Lingala?
The word Libala in Lingala means “marriage” or “wedding” and from it we derive words such as: a) Bala – marry/wed.
What is makasi?
thanks is used in Indonesian. The word makasi is used in Indonesian meaning thanks.
What is your name in Lingala?
Useful phrases in Lingala
| Phrase | Lingala |
|---|---|
| What’s your name? | Kombo na yo? |
| My name is … | Kombo na ngaï … |
| Where are you from? | Owuta Wapi? |
| I’m from … | Na wuti na … |