Ibinda (Fiote) Language

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Talking about your family in Ibinda

Mother	Imama
Father	Itata
Parents	Tata I mama
Sister	1) Nkomba ntchientu 2) Yaya (name of person)
Brother	1) Nkomba mbakala 2) Yaya (name of person)
Son	Muana ibakala
Daugther	Muana ntchientu
Husband	Nuni
Wife	Nkazi
Grandmother	Nkaka (ntchientu)
Grandfather	Nkaka (mbakala)

How to talk about your family with examples in the plural case

My children	Bana bami
His parents	Tatandi I Mama mandi
Your wives	Bikazi bandi
The women here do not speak English	Avava, butchientu batubanga ko tchimputu

How to talk about your family with examples in the singular case

My wife is at the farm	Nkazi'ami vata ki vatanga
Your husband speaks too much	Nuni aku utubila ngolo
The uncle of the neighbour has a lot of girlfriends	Nkazi yaya (name) zimiku uombo
Our daughter is cooking Fufu	Muana itu weke lamba Miyba

Learn Ibinda

Greetings & Introductions
How to greet and introduce yourself in Ibinda

Family
How can you describe your family in Ibinda?

Numbers
How to count in Ibinda

Days of the week
How to say days of the week in Ibinda

Months of the year
How to say months of the year in Ibinda

Time Concepts
How say early, late, always and other concepts in Ibinda

Question Words
Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? How Much?

Traveling
Need to get to travel somewhere? Learn how to do it in Ibinda

Phrases
Extra phrases in Ibinda that may be handy

Important Verbs
To be, To Have, To Do, To Say, To Go, To Know, To Want, To Can & To Use

Media
List of music, dances and movies in Ibinda

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