How to say "Inheriting custom is learning from others" in chiShona

Q: How do you say "Inheriting custom is learning from others" in chiShona?

In chiShona, "Inheriting custom is learning from others" is "Kugara nhaka kuona dzevamwe", pronounced koo-GAH-rah NHAH-kah koo-OH-nah dzeh-VAH-mweh. Inheriting custom is learning from others (watch and learn).

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Inheriting custom is learning from others

Kugara nhaka kuona dzevamwe

Say it: koo-GAH-rah NHAH-kah koo-OH-nah dzeh-VAH-mweh

Meaning: Inheriting custom is learning from others (watch and learn)

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