Kinyarwanda Vocabulary ~ EDUCAT, AKABANGA and IBICECE

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Welcome to Educat!

And welcome to an exciting time in your life, with the opportunity to experience and learn many new things.

Kigali, Rwanda is a great place, and your personal journey will without doubt be a special one.

This forum is intended as a way for you to prepare yourself for the first period of your stay in Kigali, based on the experiences of those of us who have already enjoyed an internship with Educat in Rwanda.

Furthermore, it is a useful guide to Rwanda subject to all the ongoing contributions and modifications that you and other future visitors can add over time.

This knowledge and experience sharing will make this blog become the best and most comprehensive guidebook to Rwanda ever; even better than lonely planet ;).

The blog is called EDUCAT, AKABANGA and IBICECE.

'EDUCAT' because the organization will get to fill a lot in your mind the following time;

'AKABANGA' (Kinyarwanda for 'strong') which is an ingredient available in every restaurant with which you can flavour your dish, and it makes it very strong!

And finally, 'IBICECE' (kinyarwanda for 'love handles', which is what you risk getting from all the wonderful food you can get and the lack of exercise :).

We hope you will have a great experience and many moments to share!

Kiniarwanda terminologi

An overview of basic words and expressions in the local language Kinyarwanda.

- feel free to contribute

Welcome – Murakazaneza

Thank you – Murakuze

Let’s go – Tugende

At home – Murugu

Good morning – mwaramutse

How are you – Amakuru

I am fine – Ni meza

White man - Mzungu

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