LINGALA LESSON NAMES OF BODY PARTS (video 1)

[@anichris2008]

Woooow.... Congratulations my brother. As a person originally from Kinshasa, I'm so proud of the awesome job you did. I'm impressed because it takes an intelligent et dedicated person to come up and execute this initiative (research, organisation, etc.)

[@lingalaacademy8245]

Thank you ndeko Chic Chiquito. My dream is to build a huge platform dedicated to teach and promote our Congolese languages then later other African languages. It's not easy but I'm working on it.✌

[@ayishalifts9635]

Don’t stop posting your videos!! I appreciate them so much 🤗 I’m half Congolese and this is my best way of learning 😁 Thank you!

[@lingalaacademy8245]

Dear Ayisha mbote nayo, I'm glad to hear that our lessons are helping you to learn Lingala and connecting you to your origins. we'll be posting more videos for you guys. By the way if you haven't subscribed yet please do so and activate the ring to do not miss a single video. You can also connect with us on Facebook and Instagram (LINGALA ACADEMY) & Snapchat (DELOVEGRATIAS). Thank you!

[@vincentfrankenstein9146]

Good morning Ndeko please let the lesson should be long ❤️ your lesson is good may God blessed you sir

[@comlavigoerke2336]

Hello The teaching is clear and progressive. Du bon t

[@王金龙-y4w]

Thanks a lot for posting so many videos, as a Chinese I love Congo and lingala. Hope some day I can come back to Congo .

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[@aishaali6899]

thank you a lot teacher..I wish to learn it fluently..!!

[@matkainos]

Thank you. I really wish to learn fluently....

[@abenamalakiyaa2422]

THANKS A LOT

[@ditocerto]

thank you

[@lingalaacademy8245]

You're welcome! 😊

[@koketsomogashoa4674]

Thank you so much my BRO

[@Crabtree1844]

Please the images of beautiful African children, women, men etc. SVP

[@jessemach4459]

Yea please

[@lilee2607]

I am Chinois

[@cocomk1116]

Longonia mingi.

[@musa2843]

Congolese Musicians in Kenya used to say on stage 'Maboko Maboko...' and we clapped. We assumed Maboko means Clap . We we wrong?

[@lingalaacademy8245]

Lol 😂 Liboko (hand) & Maboko (hands). So correctly it's BETA MABOKO (clap your hands). But by assumption when someone on stage just says "maboko maboko" they imply you clap your hands for him/her or another performer.