Kinyarwanda love poem

Love poem translated into Kinyarwanda (Ruanda, Kinyaruanda, Rufumbira, Runyarwanda, Urunyaruanda, Ikinyanduga, Ikinyarwanda, Rutwa, Rwanda, Bufumbwa, Bwisha, Fumbira, Gitwa, Hera, Hutu, Igikiga, Igishiru, Ikigoyi, Kiga, Kinyabwisha, Kinyamulenge, Hima, Lera, Mulenge, Ndara, Ndogo, Orunyarwanda, Rwandan, Shobyo, Tshiga, Tshogo, Twa, Ululera), a Bantu language with 15 million speakers.

For some clarification: Mirror translated into Rwanda, is "Indorerwamu" in the north of the country, and "Icyirori" in the rest of the country. The "I" is a prefix used when the word is isolated, but elided in a sentence. Now my verses are translated into one of the national language of Rwanda also spoken in Uganda and Burundi.

After Swahili, Kinyarwanda is certainly the most spoken Bantu language. Kirundi and giha are two close dialects.

Rwanda (Ruanda) is a small state in Central Africa, located just south of the equator, between Congo, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi, in an area of highlands, large lakes and volcanoes. Rwanda (Ruanda) is a state of Central Africa, and the only country in Africa to have a common language to its entire population.

If the Ruanda has been inhabited since prehistory, its history begins in the 14th century, with the Banyiginya dynasty. For nearly five centuries it gradually extended its authority to a territory that overflowed the frontiers of colonization. The country is then divided into districts each with a royal residence and managed by two chiefs, a Hutu for the land and a Tutsi for the pastures.

Hutus (84%) are Bantu and farmers, Tutsis (15%) are Nilotic pastoralists. One should not forget the third ethnic group of the country, The Twa (1%). If it is the least important in number, it is the first to have occupied the country. The Twas are the descendants of pygmies who lived from harvest and hunt.