Religion & Temples

1. Eklezia ezali wapi?

   Where is the church?

   Usage

   To find a church; eklezia is church.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Spelled as in the corpus (Eklezia); ln.wikipedia also writes eklezya.

2. Nakoki kokota na eklezia?

   May I go into the church?

   Usage

   Before entering for a visit or service.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Extends Nakoki kokota? (may I enter) with the place.

3. Losambo ebandaka ntango nini?

   What time does the service begin?

   Usage

   Asks service time; losambo is prayer.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Ebandaka is the habitual of kobanda (begin).

4. Nalingi kosambela

   I want to pray

   Usage

   To ask for a quiet place to pray.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Kosambela occurs 118 times in the Bible and means to pray.

5. Nzambe azali malamu

   God is good

   Usage

   A word of faith; Nzambe is God.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary- and corpus-verified words by regular grammar. Nzambe is written with a capital.

6. Pasika

   Easter

   Usage

   A Christian feast; 103 Bible hits and in the dictionary.

   Grammar Note

   In the Bible it also means Passover.

7. Eyenga ya Mbotama

   Christmas

   Usage

   Christmas; ln.wikipedia has an entry of this name.

   Grammar Note

   Eyenga is feast and mbotama is birth.

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