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Mai vevana kufa, pwere dzinorezvwa naani?

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Mai vevana kufa, pwere dzinorezvwa naani?

Translation

If the mother dies, who is going to caress the children?

Application

When people lose the one who is known to care, provide, or look out for them, they are pitied as their future looks bleak.

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1. Zimuonde ziguru kuputsika pwere dzinovanda pai?

 

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