Pare is a Northeast Coast Bantu language spoken by about 500,000 people in the Pare Mountains in the Same and Mwanga Districts of the Kilimanjaro Region in the northeast of Tanzania.
Pare is also known as Asu, Asu Kipare, Chasu, Athu or Chathu. Pare speakers call their language Kipare or Casu, and themselves Wapare. It is written with the Latin alphabet, and there is a translation of the Bible in Pare.
Download an alphabet chart for Pare (Excel)
Details of the Pare alphabet provided by Wolfram Siegel (PDF)
Dh and Th only occur in words borrowed from Swahili.
Nihio jehanthie? Nihio tutokie? Nahaini kuna mawatho mangi kwenye hili isanga? Kuna matumaini yoyothe? Ena maisha baada ya kifwa? Rerea majibu huku usomie hii hadithi ya hili isanga.
Where is the world? Where is the world? I think there are many questions in this story? Is there any hope? Is there life after death? Read the answers as you read this story of this story.
Source: Asu Kipare Bible Stories - Bible for Children
Information about Pare
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pare_language
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pare_(Sprache)
https://lughayangu.com/pare
https://101lasttribes.com/tribes/pare.html
Common phrases in Pare
https://lughayangu.com/post/learn-common-pare-phrases
Page created: 02.09.25. Last parefied: 02.09.25
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