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23/09/2026

Nwiwa = Watermelon. ❤️

With a little help from our giraffe, we’re helping children discover the Shona words that connect them to home, culture and identity.🇿🇼

One word at a time. One generation at a time.

22/09/2026

It’s only one word, but every 🇿🇼 word a child learns is another piece of home, identity and heritage carried into the future.

May our children never become strangers to their own language.

22/09/2026

WILL OUR CHILDREN STILL KNOW THIS WORD YEARS FROM NOW?

Ndimu = Lemon.

A small word, but part of a language generations before us spoke, understood and passed down.

Now it’s our turn.🇿🇼
Teach them Shona. Let them carry it forward.

21/09/2026

Avocado = Kotapeya ❤️

Every Shona word we teach a child today is a little piece of our language we protect for tomorrow. 🌱🇿🇼

Did you grow up calling it Kotapeya? 👇🏽

21/09/2026

Guava = Gwavha
One simple word today can become a language they proudly carry tomorrow.🇿🇼
Ask your little one: “What is Guava in Shona?” 😄👇🏽

20/09/2026

Anengoni means one who has Compassion. 🙏🏽✨
A Shona name carrying something our world will always need, a caring heart. ❤️
Do you know someone named Anengoni? Tag them below. 👇🏽

20/09/2026

Through the tears. Through the struggles. Through the moments we thought we wouldn’t make it,his grace remained. 🙏🏽

More than a beautiful Shona name, it is a reminder of faith, hope and the grace that carries us through every season.
May our children grow up knowing the powerful meanings carried within our Shona names. 🌱🇿🇼

20/09/2026

Some names are more than names they are a testimony. 🙏🏽

A beautiful Shona name carrying faith, gratitude and the reminder that every good gift comes from above.
May we teach our children the beautiful meanings carried within our Shona names. 🇿🇼🌱

19/09/2026

18/09/2026

Tafara means we have rejoiced.

A beautiful Shona name that carries a story of happiness, gratitude and celebration. 🙏🏾🇿🇼

Teach the name. Share the meaning. Preserve the language. ❤️