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Kugendera

Pedal/bike

Kumena

Break

Kuzana

Bring

Kugaruka

Come back

Kugaruka

Come back

Kurema

Create

Kwibagirwa

Forget

Guseka

Laugh

Guhura

To meet

Gucuranga

Play an instrument

Kudodda

Sew

Kudodda

Sew

Kwereka

Show

Gushimira

Thank