Nazali koyekola Lingala moke-moke
I am learning Lingala little by little
Usage
Tell people you are studying the language.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Moke-moke means little by little (hyphenated in the Bible); nazali ko- is the progressive.
Okoki koloba lisusu malembe?
Can you say that again slowly?
Usage
Use it when you did not catch what was said.
Grammar Note
Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Okoki means you can; malembe means slowly; rising intonation makes it a question.
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