Lusaka is the capital of Zambia.
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Lusaka
//luːˈsɑːkə//
Synonyms for "lusaka" (1 found)
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Translations
23 translations across 23 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Arabic
1 entries- لُوسَاكَا name (capital of Zambia)
Asturian
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Chichewa
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 盧薩卡 /卢萨卡 name (capital of Zambia)
Czech
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Danish
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Dutch
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Esperanto
1 entries- Lusako name (capital of Zambia)
Finnish
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
French
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Hebrew
1 entries- לוסקה name (capital of Zambia)
Japanese
1 entries- ルサカ name (capital of Zambia)
Khmer
1 entries- លូសាកា name (capital of Zambia)
Korean
1 entries- 루사카 name (capital of Zambia)
Marathi
1 entries- लुसाका name (capital of Zambia)
Polish
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Portuguese
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Russian
1 entries- Луса́ка name (capital of Zambia)
Spanish
1 entries- Lusaka name (capital of Zambia)
Telugu
1 entries- లుసాకా name (capital of Zambia)
Ukrainian
1 entries- Луса́ка name (capital of Zambia)
Vietnamese
1 entries- Lu-xa-ca name (capital of Zambia)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Zambian architect Mwamba Mulenga, like most Africans watched the match at a café not far from his home in Lusaka. He praised South Africa's organization of such a major event.
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The capital of Zambia is Lusaka.
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A Lusaka evening: a purpling sky, woodsmoke from supper fires, mosquitoes singing delirious rounds, the clapping and chanting of a church meeting, the bitter smell of car exhaust.
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