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In the Shona language (Chivanhu), yambuka means to go across. You use it when you want to say that someone or something moves from one side to the other side. Vakayambuka mugwagwa vachienda kuchitoro. (They crossed the road going to the shop.) Mwana akayambuka rwizi achishandisa zambuko. (The...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yamura means to help someone or give them a hand. Example sentences for yamura Kana ukayamura vamwe, Mwari vanokukomborera. (If you help others, God will bless you.) Ndapota ndiyamure kutakura bhegi iri, rinorema. (Please help me carry this bag, it's...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yamuro means help someone gives you. Example sentences for yamuro Ndinokutendai nekundibatsira nhasi, yamuro yenyu yakakosha. (Thank you for helping me today, your assistance is valuable.) Ndakakwanisa kupedza basa nekuda kweyamuro yawakandipa. (I was able...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yamwa means to suckle. It's what a baby does to get milk from its mother's breast. Example sentences for yamwa Mwana ari kuyamwa mukaka kuna amai vake. (The baby is suckling milk from its mother.) Mbudzi iri kuyamwisa mwana wayo. (The goat is suckling its...

In the Shona language (or ChiShona), yanika means to put something outside so the sun and air can dry it. Example sentences for yanika Amai vari kunyanika mbatya panze. (Mother is putting the clothes outside to dry.) Yanika chibage panze kuti chiome. (Put the maize outside to dry in the sun.)...

In the Shona language, yanyura is a word that means to straighten something out or to unbend it. Example sentences for yanyura Ndinofanira kunyanyura waya iyi usati waishandisa. (I need to straighten this wire before you use it.) Amai vaka yanyura waya yehen'a kuti vanyanike hembe. (Mother...

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In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yaruka means to be grown up or mature. Example sentences for yaruka Mwanakomana wangu ayaruka, ava kugona kuzviriritira. (My son has grown up, he can now take care of himself.) Munhu ayaruka haatevedzere zvinoitwa nevamwe. (A grown-up person doesn't...

In the Shona language (or Chivambu), yaura means to experience hardship. Example sentences for yaura Vakayaura zvikuru panguva yehondo. (They experienced great hardship during the war.) Vana vakayaura nenzara mushure mekunge goho ravo raparadzwa nemvura. (The children experienced hardship...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), Yave means God. Example sentences for Yave Yave ndiye Musiki wezvinhu zvose. (Jehovah is the creator of all things.) Bhaibheri iShoko raYave. (The Bible is the Word of the Lord.) Ngatitendei Yave nekuda kwenyasha dzake. (Let us thank Yave for his grace.)...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yawira means to cry out when you're in pain or to whine. Example sentences for yawira Imbwa yaka yawira nenzara mushure mekushaya chekudya kwemazuva maviri. (After not eating for two days, the dog whined in pain from hunger.) Mbongoro yaka yawira...

In the Shona language (or ChiShona), yaya means an older sister. Example sentences for yaya Yaya vangu vanogara kuHarare. (My older sister lives in Harare.) Ndakashanyira yaya vangu nezuro. (I visited my older sister yesterday.) Yaya vangu vakandidzidzisa kubika sadza. (My older sister taught...

In the Shona language (or ChiShona), yaza means to snarl or growl angrily. Example sentences for yaza Shumba yakayaza ichiratidza mazino ayo makuru. (The lion snarled, showing its large teeth.) Imbwa yakayaza kune vatorwa. (The dog snarled at the strangers.) Gava rakayaza richidzivirira vana...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yema means acting like a kid when you're all grown up. Example sentences for yema Murume uyu ane makore makumi mana asi anongoyema. (This man is forty years old, but he still acts like a child.) Usayeme pamberi pevanhu. (Don't act childish in front of...

In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), yemura means to admire or marvel at something. Example sentences for yemura Yemurai basa rakanaka rakaitwa nevanhu ava! (Admire the good work done by these people!) Ndakayemura kushinga kwake. (I admired her bravery.) Vakanga vachiyemura basa rake. (They...

Music notes can be made sharp or flat to sound higher or lower, like stepping up or down on a piano keyboard. What is a sharp note? A sharp note is played one-half step higher than the regular note. We show this with a ♯ symbol. When you see F♯, you play the one-half step higher note than F. On...

Most piano students try avoiding the D# major scale when learning scales. With six sharps in the key signature, it's one of the more challenging scales to play and understand. But once you break it down, it's not as scary as it seems. The D# major scale uses these notes: D#, E#, F##, G#, A#...

The C# major scale is a musical scale that consists of seven notes. In order, the notes of the C# major scale are: C# - D# - E# - F# - G# - A# - B# To play a C# major scale on an instrument like a piano, start on the note C#, then play the notes in order, going up in pitch until you reach the...