In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), zano means a plan or an idea. It's what you think of when you want to do something. In plural form, it's mazano.
Example sentences for zano
- Ndine zano rekuti tingagadzirisa sei dambudziko iri. (I have an idea on how we can solve this problem.)
- Zano rako rakanaka kwazvo. (Your plan is very good.)
- Zano rake rakabva rabudirira. (His idea was successful.)
- Aive nezano rekutanga bhizinesi. (He had a plan to start a business.)
Example sentences for mazano
- Ndingada kunzwa mazano enyu. (I would like to hear your ideas.)
- Vakapa mazano akawanda. (They gave many suggestions.)
- Mazano avo akabatsira zvikuru. (Their ideas were very helpful.)
- Mazano ako ese akanaka. (All your ideas are good.)
