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Shona Lessons With Kudzai

Shona is the main language spoken in Zimbabwe Africa. The language is fun and easy to learn, and this Shona language podcast will help you learn it on-the-go. This podcast is designed for beginner level shona learners, and starts from scratch with basic greetings.

Episodes Archive

05-13-2010 (15.39 MB)

Lesson 009 - Kuwedzera - Adding

Today's lesson is entitled "Kuwedzera" which means "To Add," or "Adding."

12-15-2009 (0.79 MB)

60 Second Shona-004-Tamba-Mwana-Funga

See this lesson and more on www.kudzai.net

12-08-2009 (0.91 MB)

60 Second Shona-003-Uko-Tsvaga-Nyora

Uko-Over there, Tsvaga-Search For, Nyora-Write.

12-01-2009 (0.92 MB)

60 Second Shona-002-Naya-Kunze-Dombo

Naya - Raining, Kunze - Outside, Dombo - Rock (or) Stone

11-30-2009 (0.88 MB)

60 Second Shona-001-Nezuro-Mwari-Gore

Nezuro-Yesterday, Mwari-God, Gore-Year

11-25-2009 (12.03 MB)

Lesson 008 - Subject Prefixes

This lesson will teach us how to use the six personal pronouns we learned in lesson 7: Ini, Isu, Iwe, Imi, Iye, and Ivo. Visit www.kudzai.net to read along.

10-16-2009 (13.55 MB)

Lesson 007 - Shona Pronouns

Today we're going to be learning Shona Pronouns: Ini, Isu, Iwe, Imi, Iye, Ivo. Visit www.kudzai.net to read along to this lesson.

09-18-2009 (20.21 MB)

Lesson 006 - Question Words

Today we're going to be learning some Shona question words and phrases. Ani, Chinyi, Kupi, Riinhi, Sei, Sei. Who, What, Where, When, Why, How

09-01-2009 (15.9 MB)

Lesson 005 - Common Shona Phrases

Today we're going to begin with a pronunciation guide to the words and phrases that you received via twitter since our last lesson.

08-19-2009 (21.76 MB)

Lesson 004 - Ngatidye Chikafu - Lets Eat Food

Today's lesson, is entitled Ngatidye Chikafu, meaning Let's eat food!

08-09-2009 (18.68 MB)

Lesson 003 - Kuenda kuTown

Today, our lesson will take us through a story entitled "Kuenda Ku Town" which means "Going to Town." In Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe, the city center which is referred to as "town" is the heart of the city.

07-18-2009 (5.76 MB)

Lesson 002 - Morning Greeting

In this lesson, we learn how to say Good morning, and how to respond.

07-18-2009 (4.91 MB)

Lesson 001 - Greetings - 3 Ways to Say Hello

Lesson 001 teaches us 3 ways to say hello. Mhoro, Mhoroyi, and Zvirisei.