Barotse
- noun
- She speaks Barotse fluently.
Examples
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She translated the story from Barotse into English for her classmates.
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The Barotse language is taught in some schools in western Zambia.
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He studied Barotse to communicate with elders in the village.
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The Barotse language is rich in proverbs.
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He studied Barotse to communicate with the elders in the village.
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The Barotse language is taught in schools across western Zambia.
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She translated a book from Barotse into English for her friends.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Barotse is used to name the language spoken by the Lozi people of western Zambia, who live along the Zambezi River. A helpful way to remember this is that 'Barotse' often means the same as Lozi, so the Barotse language is simply the speech of those people. So Barotse as a noun refers to that language.