Language Learning

1. Nneetaaga omusomesa w'Oluganda

   I need a Luganda teacher

   Usage

   Looking for a language teacher.

   Grammar Note

   Follows the Tatoeba sentence "musomesa wa Lungereza" (English teacher); composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised.

2. Owandiika bulungi nnyo!

   You write very well!

   Usage

   Praising how well someone writes.

   Grammar Note

   Okuwandiika (to write) is in the dictionary and lg.wikipedia (147 hits); "bulungi nnyo" intensifies like "Weebale nnyo"; composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised.

3. Ekigambo kino kyogerwa kitya?

   How is this word pronounced?

   Usage

   Asking how a word is pronounced.

   Grammar Note

   A passive of okwogera (to speak or say); the dictionary gives okwogera for pronounce; composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised.

4. Oluganda lwangu okuyiga

   Luganda is easy to learn

   Usage

   Giving your impression of the language.

   Grammar Note

   The positive counterpart of the Tatoeba sentence "Olufaransa si lwangu" (French is not easy); composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised.

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