kwisanzura
kwee-sah-NZOO-rah
How to say it
Kinyarwandakwisanzurakwee-sah-NZOO-rahsoon
Englishto feel free, to be at easesoon
Frenchse sentir libre, être à l'aisesoon
Meaning
To feel free and relaxed with other people or in a place, able to speak and act without fear or shyness.
Good to know
It takes na or mu: kwisanzura n'abandi, to be at ease with others; kwisanzura mu rugo, to feel at home. The noun ubwisanzure means freedom: ubwisanzure bw'itangazamakuru, press freedom.
Examples
- Abashyitsi bisanzuye nk'abari iwabo.The guests felt at ease as if they were at home.
- Umwana akeneye kwisanzura mu muryango we.A child needs to feel free in his family.
- Sinshobora kwisanzura imbere y'abantu ntazi.I cannot be at ease in front of people I do not know.
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