Speak Nyanja in 10 Weeks
"Muli bwanji" — How are you?
Nyanja (also known as Chinyanja or Chewa) is one of Zambia's most widely spoken languages, particularly in Lusaka and Eastern Province.
Essential Nyanja
Muli bwanji?
How are you?
Ndili bwino
I am fine
Zikomo
Thank you
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Reconnect With Your Roots
Nyanja is spoken by 3+ Million people, primarily in Lusaka Province, Eastern Province, Central Province. It's a language rich in history, culture, and meaning.
Connect with Family
Speak to your grandparents and elders in Nyanja. Build deeper bonds with family members who grew up speaking this beautiful language.
Cultural Heritage
Nyanja is more than words — it's proverbs, songs, and traditions passed down through generations. Reclaim your cultural identity.
Community Connection
Join a community of learners reconnecting with their roots. Practice with fellow students and native speakers from Zambia.
Interesting Facts About Nyanja
Nyanja serves as a lingua franca in Lusaka, making it essential for capitol living.
The language is closely related to Chichewa spoken in Malawi.
Nyanja has a rich tradition of storytelling and folk tales (nthano).
What You'll Learn in 10 Weeks
Our structured curriculum takes you from complete beginner to conversational Nyanja speaker.
1-2
Greetings & Introductions
Learn essential Nyanja greetings, how to introduce yourself, and basic conversational phrases.
3-4
Family & Relationships
Master vocabulary for family members, relationships, and how to address elders respectfully.
5-6
Daily Life & Activities
Discuss daily routines, common activities, and practical everyday conversations.
7-8
Culture & Traditions
Explore Nyanja proverbs, traditional sayings, and cultural expressions.
9-10
Conversations & Review
Put it all together with real conversations, role-play, and comprehensive review.
"Learning Nyanja opened so many doors for me in Lusaka Capital."
Tendai K.
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Join hundreds of learners reconnecting with their heritage. Start speaking Nyanja in just 10 weeks.