The structure of the syllable is Consonant/Vowel (CV), with words that always end in a vocabulary at the end of the word. Shona presents clusters of consonants in the form of prenasalization and labialization. All sounds in a cluster of consonants have the same place of articulation. The emphatic pronouns focus on the participant to whom they refer, such as the emphatic „himself” of English (for example, „he did it himself”, not the reflexive „he did this himself”). They are not necessary since the subject agreement is marked on the verb, but the spokesperson may choose to use it to emphasize who is doing the action. Shona borrowed many words from English, Afrikaans and neighbouring languages, z.B. mufarinya `cassava` from Portuguese Farinha `flour`, yunivhesiti from English `university`. Education: The Translations.com Educational Publishing Services Group is honoured to serve some of the world`s leaders. We have a lot of experience with the Shona project, ranging from small tributaries to millions of dollars in adoptions. Translations.com is the single point of contact for all of your Shona publishing requirements, including full translation, editing, production and engineering of Shona sites.
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