The dialogue portrays the practical aspect of learning the subject matter in a visual and audible manner. In this lesson, we will see and hear how different terms and the variations thereof are used between two interlocutors engaged in a basic greeting conversation.
Komeza
(Looking in his eyes.)
(Looking in his eyes.)
Witwa nde?
How are you called? What is your name?
Ngabo
(Smiling)
(Smiling)
Nitwa Ngabo. Wowe witwa nde?
I’m called Ngabo. My name is Ngabo (I’m Ngabo). And you?
Komeza
(With a low tone.)
(With a low tone.)
Ndi umuforomokazi. Wowe bite?
I’m a nurse. What about you?
Ngabo
(With confidence.)
(With confidence.)
Ndi umwarimu mu mashuri abanza
I’m a primary school teacher
Komeza
(With a high tone)
(With a high tone)
Umugore wawe akora iki?
What does your wife do?
Ngabo
(Looking serious)
(Looking serious)
Yiga muri Kaminuza ya Harvard yo muri Amerika.
She goes to Harvard University in America
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