ALPHABET K
Kandiro Kanoenda Kunobva Kamwe.
One good turn deserves another.
Kakara kununa hudya kamwe.
Success comes through the help of others.
Kamoto kamberevere kakapisa matanda mberi.
It takes a spark to set the whole bush burning.
Kudzipakata Handi Kunzi Dziridze
If someone lends or borrow you something, it doesn’t mean those things now belong to you to do whatever you want with them. As long as you understand the owner ca take his things back, you are okay using them.
Kuipa kuipa zvaro bveni, asi haridyi chakafa choga.
A baboon might be ugly, but it does eat carcasses of an animals that it finds already dead.
(Literal: As wicked as a hyena may be, it won’t eat something that died on its own). Meaning: Even the most immoral people often draw the line at certain taboos; wrongdoers have limits.
Kugona mbavha huirongera | Kurova imbwa rova wakabata nyama.
To catch someone who is troublesome set him a trap using things he likes.
Kukurukura hunge wapotswa.
You can only narrate an ordeal after you have survived it.
Kure kwegava ndiko kusina mutsubvu.
People will do anything to get what they want.
Kure kwemeso nzeve dzinodya.
You don’t have to be at a place to know what happened. Translates to “The eyes may be far, but the ears still hear.” It emphasizes that even if something is out of sight, you can still learn about it through listening carefully. It encourages attentiveness and awareness beyond what is immediately visible.
Kuzeza chati kwati hunge uine katurike.
People who over react to things probably have something to hide.
Kuwanda kwakanaka, kwakaipira kupedza muto.
It’s good to be in large numbers but burdensome in terms of upkeep.
Kuwanda huuya.
The more (people) the merrier.
Kuziva ambuya huudzwa.
All that you know, they taught you.
Kuzvara Kwemumwe Ndekwako
If a misfortune happens in your family or in the community you live, its everyone’s problem. So, people need to put their heads together to solve the problem. It might be youths misbehaving.
