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My mission is to preserve, promote, and celebrate the Luchazi language through this platform by providing educational content for learners, speakers, and enthusiasts. Through this blog, I aim to:

  1. Share accurate and accessible Luchazi vocabulary, and grammar.
  2. Foster a community where people can connect, learn, and keep the language alive for future generations.
  3. Encourage pride in Luchazi identity through vocabulary, proverbs, and discussions.

Whether you are a native speaker, a descendant reconnecting with your roots, or a language lover, this blog is a space for you to explore and embrace Luchazi.

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