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A woman thinking.

Gufashanya no kumvikana Helping and understanding

Written by Espen Stranger-Johannessen

Illustrated by Aakanee

Translated by Abisange Iragena Sandrine

Read by Nkulikimfura Olivier

Language Kinyarwanda

Level Level 1

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A two-panel image of a woman giving a gift to a man.

“Murakoze!”

“Thank you!”

Two men standing in front of a laptop looking confused.

“Simbizi.”

“I don’t know.”

A woman asking a man for directions.

“Ni he hari…?”

“Where is…?”

A woman standing next to a man who is pointing to the right.

“Hariya.”

“That way.”

A two-panel image of a man speaking to a woman who looks confused.

“Simbyumva.”

“I don’t understand.”

A girl asking a woman to check her maths work.

“Ibi ni byo se?”

“Yego.”

“Is this right?”

“Yes.”

A girl asking a woman to check her maths work.

“Ibi ni byo se?”

“Oya.”

“Is this right?”

“No.”

A two-panel image of a man carrying a box and a woman walking towards him.

“Nagufasha?”

“Can I help you?”

A two-panel image of a man and woman moving a box.

“Wamfashije?”

“Nta kibazo rwose!”

“Could you help me, please?”

“Yes, of course!”

A man standing next to a girl who is pointing to a teddy bear on the top shelf.

“Wampaye kiriya?”

“Nta kibazo rwose!”

“Could I have that, please?”

“Yes, of course!”

A man passing a teddy bear to a girl.

“Urakoze!”

“Thank you!”

Written by: Espen Stranger-Johannessen
Illustrated by: Aakanee
Translated by: Abisange Iragena Sandrine
Read by: Nkulikimfura Olivier
Language: Kinyarwanda
Level: Level 1
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