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English is a West Germanic language globally dominant in business, technology, and academia. Kinyarwanda (Ikinyarwanda) is a Bantu language spoken by over 12 million people, primarily in Rwanda. While both languages are subject-verb-object, Kinyarwanda's agglutinative grammar differs strongly from English's analytical structure.
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| Never thought this would happen. | Ntuzigere utekereza ko ibi bizabaho. |
| This noise is driving me crazy. | Uru rusaku rinteye gusara. |
| Are you studying French? | Urimo kwiga Igifaransa? |
| How much is two plus two? | Ni bangahe wongeyeho bibiri? |
| We need to react faster. | Tugomba kubyakira vuba. |
| I saw girls picking wildflowers. | Nabonye abakobwa batoragura indabyo zo mu gasozi. |
| She forgot to lock the door. | Yibagiwe gukinga urugi. |
| The cat jumped on the table. | Injangwe yasimbutse ku meza. |
| He comes here every few days. | Aza hano iminsi mike. |
| I have a letter from you. | Mfite ibaruwa yawe. |
| Masha bought a new winter coat. | Masha yaguze ikote rishya. |
| Please ask him to call me. | Nyamuneka musabe kumpamagara. |
| I cannot object to this. | Ntabwo nshobora kubyanga. |
| I sat on something and broke it. | Nicaye ku kintu ndagimena. |
| Write your name in pencil. | Andika izina ryawe mu ikaramu. |
| What do you like about Germany? | Niki ukunda mubudage? |
| We learn from mistakes. | Twigira ku makosa. |
| His car was empty. | Imodoka ye yari irimo ubusa. |
| Our captain is an old sea dog. | Kapiteni wacu ni imbwa ishaje. |
| I know no more about it than you. | Sinzi byinshi kuri wewe kukurusha. |
| Tom just wanted to talk. | Tom yashakaga kuvuga. |
| Who taught you to dance? | Ninde wakwigishije kubyina? |
| You are abusing your powers. | Ukoresha nabi imbaraga zawe. |
| In a word, he is a genius. | Mu ijambo rimwe, ni umuhanga. |
| Bob got into his car. | Bob yinjiye mu modoka ye. |
| Have you caught a unicorn yet? | Wigeze ufata unicorn? |
| The old man sat alone. | Umusaza yicaye wenyine. |
| Kazuo is an ambitious young man. | Kazuo ni umusore wifuza. |
| He is jealous of her talent. | Afuhira impano ye. |
| Feed the patient with a spoon. | Kugaburira umurwayi ikiyiko. |
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