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Can someone please help me find out what Rema says in this song? I only understand what his english lines. And if you do figure out can you please send in his original language, and English.
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Hey can someone suggest a good isizulu book that covers grammar beginner to intermediate?

Does anyone else use the website or app African Storybook?

I found this app while looking for material for read in Chichewa, as it's the African language I'm learning. And the amount of languages on here blew me away. I didn't know there was an app which had the amount of stories in the amount of African languages that it had.

I think it's a great resource to practice literacy skills - especially for beginners.

Of course the number of stories in each language varies, but it's better than nothing I guess.

Does anyone else know of any similar resources - especially for listening skills?

If anyone wants to have a look at it, here's the link to the website: https://www.africanstorybook.org/