"Evoke warm feelings with Chewa. A Modern Chewa language dictionary to acquire more Chewa vocabulary. A good family has good relationships between family members. Learn the names of family members in Chewa. Use the names in conversation even when speaking English to someone who understands Chewa.Each word is a separate translation activity to help you remember better! Translate from English to Chewa to make sure you really understand.Written in Modern Chewa by kasahorow. Includes a brief English-Chewa index.Keywords: Chewa books for kids, Chewa vocabulary, learn Chewa, acquire Chewa, Chewa words, Chewa language, Modern Chewa"

Learn more Chewa language words! The Chewa Children's Dictionary is an illustrated version of the Chewa Learner's Dictionary. It is made especially for your multilingual child to develop their Chewa and English reading skills. Contains simple nouns, verbs and adjectives for every day use. Discover the joy of reading in Chewa and English together with your multilingual child. Written in Modern Chewa. Suitable for children 0 to 7 years old.

There are more than fifteen million native speakers of Chichewa, or Chinyanja, in Malawi, and in parts of Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa; thus Chichewa is probably the most widely spoken African language across the regions of Southern and South-Central Africa, used extensively in the private and public spheres: in the family, schools, government, NGOs and media communications. This is the first authoritative, and most comprehensive dictionary of its kind, a notable scholarly endeavour, and with major practical applications. The dictionary grew from an ad-hoc missionary publication of Chichewa/English translations from the 1970s, but far exceeds the scope of any previous efforts to transcribe the Chichewa language, provide accurate English equivalents, and reach a popular audience. It is a 'live text', taking in native speakers' collections of Chichewa vocabulary, contemporary usage, as well as contributions from scholars in African languages; and it pays heed to the close interaction between Chichewa and English and how the languages influence one another when both are widely spoken. In Africa it aims to be the first popular Chichewa/English dictionary for all levels of language use; outside Africa, it is aimed at foreignvisitors and workers dealing with the Chichewa languages in professional and tourist capacities, in government and NGO communities, the media, academia and in specialist fields such as medicine, information technology and the law.

Learn more Chewa (Nyanja) language words!The Chewa Children's Dictionary is an illustrated version of the Chewa Learner's Dictionary. It is made especially for your multilingual child to develop their Chewa and English reading skills.Contains simple nouns, verbs and adjectives for every day use.Discover the joy of reading in Chewa and English together with your multilingual child.Written in Modern Chewa. Suitable for children 0 to 7 years old.

Learn to read Modern Chewa. The Chewa Learner's Dictionary is a beginner's dictionary of Chewa and English. Contains basic nouns, verbs and adjectives to aid fast comprehension of any Modern Chewa language book. Discover the joy of reading in Chewa. Suitable for children 8 to 12 years old.

There are more than fifteen million native speakers of Chichewa, or Chinyanja, in Malawi, and in parts of Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa; thus Chichewa is probably the most widely spoken African language across the regions of Southern and South-Central Africa, used extensively in the private and public spheres: in the family, schools, government, NGOs and media communications. This is the first authoritative, and most comprehensive dictionary of its kind, a notable scholarly endeavour, and with major practical applications. The dictionary grew from an ad-hoc missionary publication of Chichewa/English translations from the 1970s, but far exceeds the scope of any previous efforts to transcribe the Chichewa language, provide accurate English equivalents, and reach a popular audience. It is a 'live text', taking in native speakers' collections of Chichewa vocabulary, contemporary usage, as well as contributions from scholars in African languages; and it pays heed to the close interaction between Chichewa and English and how the languages influence one another when both are widely spoken. In Africa it aims to be the first popular Chichewa/English dictionary for all levels of language use; outside Africa, it is aimed at foreign visitors and workers dealing with the Chichewa languages in professional and tourist capacities, in government and NGO communities, the media, academia and in specialist fields such as medicine, information technology and the law.