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Olemba: Charles Pensulo

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The Lomwe are one of the four largest ethnic groups living in Malawi. They are
located primarily in the southeast section of Malawi with the largest
concentration being in Phalombe district. Others live in Mulanje, Thyolo,
Chiradzulu, Zomba, and Liwonde. Smaller numbers are scattered throughout the
southern region of Malawi. In Mozambique, the Lomwe are found almost entirely
in the Zambezia Province.

GREETINGS IN LOMWE

Hello / how are you? – Moseliwa
I’m doing fine, and you? – Kili phama, kahinyuwano?
or
Koseliwa, kahinyuwano?

Good morning – Ohinasi ophama
Afternoon – othana
Evening – Musekuwa

See you later / bye – kinoroonana / kinoorophwanya

See you tomorrow – kinoroonana osyiselo

You are still around? – Mokhalavo?

NOTE: Moseliwa is the basic greeting in the Lomwe
language, much like ‘how are you?’ in English.

Mokhalavo is used when you haven’t seen the person
for quite some time.