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Mwaiseni

you are welcome/varsågod

Kuti mwaikala panshi

sit down

Tuleeya!

Let's go!

Mwacita incito iisuma sana

You're doing good job.

iisuma sana

Very good.

incito

work

Ingileeni

come in

Mucenjele

Be careful

Tuusha

rest

Mwakwata abana banga?

how many children do you have?

Moeleko

will you give me some..

Nshileunfwa efyo mulelanda

im not understanding you

Depembelela

Im waiting

tekanja

wait

sonken

tryck/pusch

Sela

move

what happened?

finshfwatike

Nkakufuluka

i'll miss you