FROM CHINAMWALI TO CHILANGIZO:
FROM CHINAMWALI TO CHILANGIZO:
FROM CHINAMWALI TO CHILANGIZO:
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
9. Ndinu mudanlenga inetu eee!<br />
Mudandiumba bwinotu eee!<br />
Ntchito zanu zonse nzodabwitsa eee!<br />
Onani lero ndakula<br />
Ndakulatu, ndakulaa.<br />
Akatha kubvina, amulongosolele mtsikana kuti:<br />
You created me yaa!<br />
You moulded me well yaa!<br />
Your works are wonderful yaa!<br />
Look today I have matured<br />
I have matured, I have matured ye!<br />
Mulungu adatilenga kuti thupi lamunthu likamakula limasinthika mumsinkhu ndi<br />
mmaonekedwe. AkafIka msinkhu wina mtsikana amayamba kusamba kwa masiku<br />
seven kapena kucheperako (kutuluka magazi kokozera). Kusambaku kumapitiria<br />
kamodzi pamwezi. Chizindikiro chimenechi chimaoneka kwa akazi onse. Chomwecho<br />
sizodetsa nkhawa kuti ndi matenda.<br />
Kusambaku kumalozera zamtsogolo. Imeneyi ndi nJlra yomwe anakonza<br />
Mulungu pofuna kutipatsa mphatso za ana.<br />
Apitirize kuyimba,<br />
After dancing the instructresses should give the following explanation to the girl:<br />
God created us so that as we grow our bodies change both physically and in how we look. At a<br />
certain point the girl begins to menstruate for about seven days or less (blood coming out of the<br />
private parts). This blood flow happens once a month to all women. It is not any illness to worry<br />
about. Menstruation foretells the future role. This is God's own way in order for us to have children.<br />
They should continue singing,<br />
1O.Mwateremu dzisamaleni a Joyce x 3<br />
Bvalani mwele<br />
11. Nchenje, nchenje, taona<br />
Nchenje, yaonanji?<br />
Yaona n 'nkhole<br />
Now with this, take care ofyourself Joyce<br />
Wear menses linen<br />
Fly, fly, look<br />
Fly, what has it seen<br />
It has seen the menses<br />
Kutanthauza kwa nyimboyi ndiye kuti namwaliyo adzidzisamalira maka akamasamba<br />
kuopa kununkha.<br />
The meaning of the song is that the girl should take care of herself whenever she is menstruating<br />
so that she does not smell.<br />
130