In which country would you find Thaba Nchu. Which language it is and what does it mean?
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Country: South Africa (Free State province).\n(Latitude : -29 13' 00'' Longitude : 26 50' 00'') \nLanguage: Setswana/Sesetho.\nMeaning: Mountain at night.
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English is the offical language. Other languages are:\n\nHausa\nYoruba\nIgbo (Ibo)\nFulani
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Bambocha means big or large. It's a slang used in Hawaii. I'm not sure if it's a creole of some other languages.
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Hey Vereniqueu,\n\nMy Nigerian friend tells me that it means sweet heart. She says she calls her lover like that.\n\nHope this helps!
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hm i really dont know, but Bantu is the name of a group of ppl derived from Africa, the word was also slang for blacks a couple decades back
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dattebayo doesn't mean anything... it is just a word to end a sentence... dattebayo is like the word 'the' which has no meaning...
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I think it's South African...not real sure though
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It'd help if you mentioned what language that is, sounds like some sort of French derivative.\n\nCommont za wa?  sounds a lot like Comment c'est va? -- How are you?\n\nSathun, Marriya and Rezon all sound like names.  So those could all be follow up questions to "How are you?" "Sathun, you?" Marriya, you?" "Rezon?"
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Sorry I didn't answer in time, but I thought you might like to know more about Swahili anyway.\n\nSwahili is a language spoken in East Africa, most predominantly in Tanzania & Kenya.  Tanzania is a republic with a President & Prime Minister.  I believe Kenya is also a Republic.  This describes the basic governmental set-up, but the links below connect to the government websites for more information.\n\nBoth governments were established in the early 1960's as Britain pulled occupational governments out & the countries obtained "freedom."
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That's pretty cool.... the problem is I don't know what it means! By the way, where are you from?
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Official language is English. Other languages includes Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo and Fulani.
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good question...  maybe a latin language.. or swahili..\n\ni'm guessing though
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The three stars in the centre of the flag officially refer to the three words in the national motto “Unité, Travail, Progrès” (French for “Unity, Work, Progress”). The three stars are also said to represent the three ethnic groups who live in Burundi: the Hutu, Tutsi and the Twa. Burundi has a similar ethnic mix to Rwanda and has similar problems. The Twa are a pigmy race. The red in the flag stands for the independence struggle, the green for hope and the white for peace.\nStuart Notholt, 12 Mar 1996
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Faukis soki moyen ezali benga ngai\nAre you sure it is a foreign language?  It might be an African langauage of come kind.  It is not French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, Russian, Korean, Welsh, Gaelic, Manx, or English.\nPerhaps someone just can't use predict text (I know I can't).\n\nAnyway good luck!
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i am not arabic and neither do i speak the laguage. but a sudanese friend gave a an arabic music cd as a gift. i just love it although i do not understand the lyrics. she explained the lyrics of most of the songs but i clearly forgot most. there is this word that i like- habibe!
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South Asian countries-- i.e. Bngladesh, India, Pakistan -- uses it as a very mild curse word. Literal meaning is "younger brother of my wife" -- lol.\n\nLanguage can be Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, or one of many other languages.\n\n========================================================\nForget the prvious information (also true but out of context probably.\n========================================================\n\nIf you are referring to biblical characters, here are as a short list of prophets mentioned in Koran with the English equivalent of the names in the order of their appearance:\n\nNuh (Noah) نوح \nHud (Heber) هود \nSaleh (Shelah) صالح \nIbrahim (Abraham) ابراهيم \nLut (Lot) لوط \nIsmail (Ishmael) اسماعيل \nIshaq (Isaac) اسحاق \n\nLooks like Saleh in Koran is spelled Shelah in the bible.\n\nHope this helps.
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Hello,\n\nErm.. Nigerian has alot of Languages, i suspect you are referring to Yoruba well here goes.\n\nGood Morning    ku-a -ro   \nYoruba [honorific]             E káàrò\nYoruba  [non-honorific]         O káàrò\nYoruba  [same age or younger]   Ku aro\nYoruba  [to older person]       E ku aro\n\n\nThis is another Language of Nigerian called Hausa,\nHausa   Barkà dà kwana\nHausa   Barkà dà safe\nHausa  Barkà dà asuba\nHausa    Ina kwana\nHausa [response]    Lapiyalo\nHausa  [midday]    Barkà dà rana\n\nAnother one is igbo,\n\nIgbo     Ezigbo ututu\nIgbo       Isala chi