Kubva zera meaning

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In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), “kubva zera” means to be grown up. It describes when someone is no longer a child and has become an adult.

Example sentences for kubva zera

  • Musikana uyu akura, abva zera. (This girl is mature, she is grown up.)
  • Abva zera zvino, anogona kuzvisarudzira. (He is grown up now; he can make his own decisions.)
  • Kana wabva zera, unofanira kutsvaga basa. (When you are grown up, you should look for a job.)
  • Haasisiri mwana mudiki, abva zera. (He is no longer a small child; he is grown up.)

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