Learn basic phrases, pronunciation, and expressions.
Chihomwe (also known as Lhomwe) is a Bantu language closely related to the Lomwe language of Mozambique. It is spoken by the Alhomwe people and features unique phonetic characteristics and rich vocabulary. This page introduces you to some basic phrases to get you started.
Good morning
How are you?
Hello
We are together/united
I am yours (respectful greeting)
Mwadzuka bwanji
(mwa-dzu-ka bwa-nji)We are committed to preserving the Lhomwe language through education programs, digital resources, and intergenerational knowledge transfer. Our language resources help community members, schools, and interested learners maintain this vital part of our heritage.
Preserving our heritage, connecting our
community, and building our future
together.
Mulhako wa Alhomwe cultural heritage organisation
P.O Box 199,
Luchenza
Thyolo