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The name Goapele (pronounced GWAH-pə-lay) originates from the Setswana language of Southern Africa. It means "to move forward" or "to proceed".
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Okay so, odd question but:
Cyrax is canonically from Botswana, so for a fic I'm working on I wanted to include him speaking Setswana and possibly making some food.
The food bit I can find some info on, though any more would be welcome but reliable translations and grammar guides for Setswana seem to be nonexistent so is there anyone who speaks Setswana that might be able to help me out?
Specifically I'm trying to find how to say "Please be careful" and any terms of endearment for both friends and romantic partners that exist, the more the merrier.
I just don't want to ignore the fact that he's from Botswana, especially since I'm also including these elements for other characters in the same fic (Czech terms of endearment from Tomáš, Mandarin phrases for Kuai Liang and Bi-Han, etc)
And I don't want to just cobble words together and fuck up the grammar so that it makes no sense
I know this is probably a long shot, but any help is greatly appreciated
Cassper Nyovest, OkMalumKoolKat - Gusheshe (Tswana - thank you @oratilwemotlapele!)
If you have any resources for Setswana, could you please share some? They're so scarce!
Hi there! I don't really have many resources, and you're probably aware of the ones I've collected already, but I'll share them anyway:
This is a pretty handy grammar guide
Here's another guide that's aimed a bit more at beginner level
This Youtube channel has some lessons for beginners
Here's another Youtube channel with useful videos
Here's a video with some more lessons for beginners
Some Setswana courses on Memrise
It's also available on uTalk (which is also an app)
You can buy graded readers here
Hope that helps! Good luck learning Setswana!
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South Africa has 11 official languages: Zulu, isiXhosa, Afrikaans, Sepedi, Setswana, English, Sesotho, Xitsonga, Siswati, Tshivenda and Ndebele. Many black South Africans are reluctant to use Afrikaans. The elite university, Stellenbosch, came under fire in 2015 for using Afrikaans in lectures, with some students saying they struggled in classes because of it. In 2021, the university announced its recommitment to a multilingual language policy, including Afrikaans, English and isiXhosa.
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I am a Freelance Translator. English to Tswana(South African Language). I have more than ten years experience in translations, Proofreading, voice overs, transcribing.
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Langblr Word of the Day Challenge - comfort
Setswana:
comfort (verb) - gomotsa
comfort (noun) - kgomotso
In an article:
"Re totobaditse gore tiro ya batlhankedi ba rona ba tshireletsego ke go tshegetsa, go netefaletsa le go gomotsa batho ba borona, le go netefatsa gore go rena khutso le kagiso."
