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English to Nyanja: Kyrgyz people Anthu a mtundu wa Kyrgyz
Source text - English Kyrgyz people are living in the Central Asia for ages. The world of the Kyrgyz people has been split into 2 main areas of interests – former Soviet Union and China. All Kyrgyz people historically used Arabic alphabet for writing. However, in former Soviet Union was introduced Latin alphabet in 1927 and it was replaced by Cyrillic alphabet from 1938, while people in China use Arabic alphabet till today.
Translation - Nyanja Anthu a mtundu wa Kyrgyz amakhala chigawo chapakati cha Asia kwa nthawi yayitali. Dziko la anthu a mtundu wa Kyrgyz linagawikana m'magawo awiri opatsa chidwi – Soviet Union yakale ndi China. Anthu wonse a mtundu wa Kyrgyz kuyambira kale amagwiritsa ntchito alifabeti yachi arabic polemba. Komabe, mu Soviet Union yakale anayambitsa alifabeti yachi Latin m'chaka cha 1927 ndipo inalowa m'malo mwa alifabeti ya Cyrillic kuchokera 1938, pamene anthu aku China amagwiritsa ntchito alifabeti yachi Arabic mpaka lero.
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Graduate diploma - The Polytechnic
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Years of experience: 17. Registered at ProZ.com: Jul 2014.
I am a reliable, honest and hardworking translator with 17+ years experience in Chichewa / Nyanja - English translations and over 17 years with English - Chichewa / Nyanja translations. I translate my native language and fluent in both speaking and writing. Successfully translated over 300 complete projects, ranging from documents to entire websites.
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