Tshiluba is a member of the Bantu language family spoken by about six million people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is one of the national languages along with Lingála, Kiswahili and Kikongo. The value of women and girls to Congolese society is recognized through the bride price (la dotte), which is payable by the groom's family to the bride's family in order for marriage to proceed, and it can be quite considerable involving both in-kind and cash payments.
REMINDER: An adverb is an invariable word that says how an action proceeds (quickly, slowly, etc.), with which frequency (often, sometimes, never, etc.). It expresses possibility or certainty (maybe, certainly, etc.), or qualifies an adjective (very large, quite small, etc.).



As for the locative classes, they include 3 classes: Class 16 (prefix PA-), Class 17 (prefix KU-) and Class 18 (prefixM-), but they possess only one noun: MAHALI. Finally he spoke English, where are you from Kalonji?” i replied my name is from Congo but my family is from Ohio?” apparently Jean-Guy happened to be Congolese and it was unthinkable for a man named Kalonji to not know French.
My name is of congolese origin and i have only heard a person from congo pronounce it three times. The adjective that qualifies a class 5 - 6 noun of person, must take class 1 - 2 agreements. As you will notice on the following verbs, the subject pronoun is directly attached to the verb.

Kituba has become a language used in everyday life by the common people. Children, as well as adults, now watch a similar program in four of the national languages. The Tshiluba word, Ilunga, is apparently the world's most difficult word to translate, according to this article It means "a person who is ready to forgive any abuse for the first time, to tolerate it a second time, but never a third time".
To that effect the ordinary class prefix of the noun is replaced by the prefixKI-. They now use the French Monsieur,” Madame,” or Mademoiselle.” However, a less formal and popular address is simply Papa” or Mama.” There are several ways to greet people depending on time of day and the nature of the relationship.

The Basenji is still found among the villagers of the Congo, especially in the area where Lingala is spoken. In the absence of a verb radical, the particle "NA" is directly coupled to the subject prefix: this is the case in the Present Definite. When asking a question in Swahili, we do not use any auxiliary verb, or invert the position of the subject and the auxiliary, as is often practiced in English.