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Dozing in Luganda
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Okusumagira
\Verb(kikolwa)
.fall lightly asleep
Example
English: I found my big sister dozing by the fire place
Luganda: Nasanze baaba wange ng'asumagirira ku kyoto
\verb(kikolwa) Language : Luganda An act of eating or chewing while making irritating sounds from one's mouth . Usually such people chew with their lips apart. This is considered misbehaviour among the Baganda in Uganda which is not the case in some other tribes of Uganda Example Nabuuma aswankula nyo ng'alya. Nabuuma makes alot of irritating sounds while eating.
Mung beans are small legumes, in the same family as beans and lentils. Today mung beans are cultivated in China, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Korea, and Southeast Asia (among other places, but the legume is believed to have originated in the Middle East. Mung beans refer to the whole, intact bean that’s encased in a green husk. This is what we're working with today. Mung beans are also referred to as green gram, or moong, and probably other regional names that I'm missing as well. In Uganda mung beans are called Choroko , a name given to it by the northern and West Nile part of Uganda. These people introduced mung to the rest of Uganda as it is today enjoyed by almost every Ugandan. Choroko is preferred with Karo their staple food, however other people have adopted the combination of Choroko beans with food like matooke , posho (ugali) , cassava and so forth . Mung beans are nutritious and healthy just like other kidney beans. You do not want to miss this delic...
\ noun(linnya) Language : Luganda Plural : Ebigere A leg is ekigere in Luganda language Example Ekigere kyange kiriko ebbwa. Translation My leg has a wound on it.
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