Kuraura hove means fishing.
Our friends have gone fishing today. It is their first time to go fishing. They found two fishing rods and decided to try and catch some fish. They want to surprise their parents.
Will they catch anything? What will they learn about fishing today from May’s father?
Watch this Shona language video to find out.
Kuraura Hove | Shona language pretend play
In this Shona language video you will hear some of the words below. Say them along with us and practise speaking Shona today:
Ngoni – Trevor and May’s friend
Trevor – Trevor Moyo. Just moved to Harare from Mutare
Hove – fish
Chirauro – fishing rod
Zvirauro zviviri – two fishing rods
Hove mbiri – two fish
Kazuwai – greetings
Ndiripo zvangu – I am well thank you
Muri kuitei pano – what are you doing here
Kuraura hove – to fish
Vanangu – shortened form of vana vangu, meaning my children
Mambozama – you have tried
Uyezve ndinozvigona – and I am also good at it
Zuva rorereka – when the sun is low in the afternoon sky. Late afternoon
Hongu mwanangu – yes my child
Hapana chamunowana – you won’t find anything
Hazvindishamise zvangu – it doesn’t surprise me
Zvinoshamisa – it’s shocking/surprising
Vanhu vakuru – grownups
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