Shona kids songs

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Let’s sing Shona kids songs together

Here you will find Shona kids songs that we have on our Youtube channel.

When we sing we experience the world in a different way. Music awakens the brain in a different way. So why not reminisce with us about the songs that have passed down the generations?

Or maybe you will learn a new song along with us.

Read the blog posts here

The letter B in Shona and more
Let's learn the letter B in Shona!In Shona we have BBhBvBw Let's learn how to pronounce them and …
Vana vana – Four children song
Let's sing the vana vana songIt starts with these words:Vana vana vana vana vanaCan you say that really …
The letters Bw in Shona
Let's learn how to say the letters Bw in Shona with this fun phonics song from Sarura KidsBw …
The letters Bv in Shona
Let's learn how to say the letters Bv in Shona with this fun phonics song from Sarura KidsBv …
The letters Bh in Shona
Let's learn how to say the letters Bh in Shona with this fun phonics song from Sarura KidsBh …
The letter B in Shona
Let's learn how to say the letter B in Shona with this fun phonics song from Sarura KidsB …
The letter A in Shona
Let's learn how to say the letter A in Shona with this fun phonics song from Sarura KidsA …
Shona song Womberai Maoko
Womberai maokoClap your handsYou can do itSing along and clap your hands with us here on Sarura Kids …
Rwiyo kumahumbwe
Let's sing a little song from playtime or kumahumbwe in Zimbabwe with Gogo Alice! Rwiyo kumahumbwe https://youtu.be/CEd2HzJPUvA If …
Shona song Days of the week
Let's sing the days of the week in Shona with Sarura Kids today.This is a fun relaxing song …
Shamwari dzedu kwaziwai (song)
Shamwari dzedu kwaziwai!Kwaziwai means hello in Shona.And today we are saying hello to each and every one of …
If you’re happy and you know it
If you're happy and you know it clap your hands Or as we like to say here: Kana …

We post regular Shona language videos for kids on our Youtube channel.

We make family friendly content that is suitable for the little ones as well as grownups.

We appreciate that it is sometimes not just the kids who are learning Shona, but the grownups as well. So where possible we will add subtitles to our videos. If you see “subtitles” under a video on our channel then you can enable subtitles for subtitles by a native Shona speaker. That means where metaphors or proverbs are used for example you will get the meaning translated, and not just a literal translation.

We are always aiming to make it easier for you to reconnect with Shona, or discover Shona for the first time in your life.

We believe that language is a beautiful thing that should be preserved at all costs and shared with the whole world. So our Youtube channel will grow with tonnes of content for you to enjoy and hopefully learn together with us.

Our language is our heritage, and we owe it to ourselves to nurture its growth.

Where words fail music speaks.”

Hans Christian Andersen
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