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Lesson 95 – Boy Child Relations
All the brothers of the father of the child are his/her 'young' fathers.
All the sisters of the father of the child are his/her 'Ssengas'.
All the husbands to the sisters of child's father are called "Husband to Ssenga" eg. Bba wa Ssengange (my Senga's husband)
The boy child speaking...
Kitange [Taata wange] ♫(my father)
| Kitaawo ♫ (your father) |
Kitaawe ♫ (his/her father) |
| Kitaffe ♫ (our father) |
Kitammwe ♫ (your[.pl] father) |
| Kitaabwe ♫ (their father) |
Kitaawe wa Mukasa ♫ (Mukasa's father) |
Mmange [Maama wange] ♫ (my mother)
| Nnyoko [Maama wo -more polite expression] ♫ (your mother) |
Nnyina ♫ (his/her mother) |
| Nnyaffe ♫ (our mother) |
Nnyammwe ♫ (your (pl.) mother) |
| Nnyaabwe ♫ (their mother) |
Nnyina wa Mukasa ♫ (Mukasa's mother) |
Mwannyinaze ♫ (my sister) Muganda wange ♫ (my brother)
| Mwannyoko ♫ (your sister) |
Mwannyina ♫ (his sister) |
| Mwannyinaffe ♫ (our sister) |
Mwannyinammwe ♫ (your (pl.) sister) |
| Bannyinaffe ♫ (our sisters) |
Mwannyinaabwe♫ (their sister) |
| Mwannyina [wa] Mukasa ♫ (Mukasa's sister) |
Muka kitange omuto ♫ (wife of my paternal uncle) |
