Kikongo
- noun
- As a proud Kikongo, he teaches his children the language and customs of his ancestors.
Examples
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Many Kikongo have migrated to cities but still maintain strong ties to their rural communities.
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Many Kikongos are proud of their heritage.
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The Kikongo welcomed visitors to their village with traditional songs and dances.
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A Kikongo speaker shared stories from their childhood.
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As a proud Kikongo, he teaches his children the language and customs of his ancestors.
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The Kikongo welcomed visitors to their village with traditional songs and dances.
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Many Kikongo have migrated to cities but still maintain strong ties to their rural communities.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kikongo comes from the prefix Ki- 'language of' plus the name Kongo, and English also uses the word for a person who speaks that language. So a Kikongo is someone who speaks the Kikongo language.