Basic Kirundi Greetings and Introductions Quiz

The correct response to 'How are you?' in German would be 'Gut.' meaning 'good'. The other options are incorrect due to variations in spelling or punctuation.

The question 'How are you?' is a common greeting in different languages. The correct response in Arabic is 'Nisawa.'

The correct answer 'Mulakomeye' is a greeting in Kirundi, which is the official language of Burundi. 'Bonjour' is a greeting in French, 'Hola' is a greeting in Spanish, and 'Ciao' is a greeting in Italian.

The correct way to ask for someone's name in Kinyarwanda is 'Izina ryanje ni...'

The correct answer 'Witwande?' is a common way to ask for someone's name in certain cultures, whereas the incorrect answers are common names unrelated to the question.

The correct way to ask 'What is your name' to two or more people in Swahili is 'Mwitwabande?'

In Kinyarwanda, 'mbabarira' is the word for 'please', while 'murakoze' means 'thank you', 'ndagukumbuye' means 'I miss you', and 'kwiyandikisha' means 'to write'.

The correct answer 'Muvahehe?' is a playful way of asking someone where they are from. The incorrect answers are greetings in other languages, which do not ask about a specific location.

The correct answer is 'Mva. . . ..', as indicated in the question. The incorrect answers are not related to the question.

Tuva is a region in southern Siberia, Russia known for its distinct culture and throat singing traditions.

The correct term for teacher in Kinyarwanda is 'Ndumwigisha', where as 'Inkuru yanjye' means 'my story', 'Umurinzi' means 'guardian', and 'Umuvugizi' means 'reporter'.

The correct way to say 'Good-bye!' in Kirundi is 'Turikebanuye!' Murabeho means 'Good-bye' in Kinyarwanda. Doheraguruka means 'Farewell' in Kirundi. Waramutse means 'Good morning' in Kirundi.