What is “One” in Xitsonga? Tracing the Number 1 Across Our Dialects

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What is “One” in Xitsonga?

How to use “One” in Xitsonga.

  • Kan’we = One (time).
  • Van’we = One (people).
  • Swin’we = One (function).
  • Vun’we = One (collective).
  • Rin’we / Yin’we / Xin’we = One (thing).
  • Mun’we / Un’we / Wun’we = One (person).

Dialectal variants of “One” in Xitsonga.

  • Cin’we, Dzin’we, Gin’we, Gun’we, Man’we, Min’we, Lin’we, Sin’we. 1️⃣

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