Congolese

Definition of Congolese

relating to or characteristic of the Democratic Republic of Congo or its people

How should Congolese divide into syllables

The first syllable 'con' has the vowel 'o' and the consonant 'n'. The second syllable 'go' has the vowels 'o' and 'e' and the consonant 'g'. The third syllable 'lese' has the vowels 'e' and 'e' and the consonants 'l' and 's'.

Part of Speech - Congolese

Sentences with Congolese

• My friend is Congolese and he speaks French and Lingala.
• The Congolese flag has a blue background and a yellow star in the center.
• The Congolese people have a rich culture and history.
• The Congolese government is working to improve the country's infrastructure.
• The Congolese cuisine is known for its use of plantains and cassava.
• The Congolese music is a fusion of African and European styles.
• The Congolese art is characterized by bold colors and intricate patterns.
• The Congolese history is marked by colonialism and political instability.
• The Congolese language is spoken by millions of people in Africa.
• The Congolese tradition of storytelling is an important part of their culture.

Quotes with Congolese

• 'I see Africa's future as a Congolese future, not just a South African or Nigerian or Senegalese future.' - Joseph Kabila
• 'The Congolese are taking responsibility for their own future.' - Ban Ki-moon
• 'The Congolese must stay masters in their own country.' - Patrice Lumumba

Number of characters in Congolese

9 ( c, o, n, g, o, l, e, s, e )

Unique letters in Congolese

7 ( c, o, n, g, l, e, s )

Congolese Backwards

eselognoc

Phonetic Transcription of Congolese

IPA (International): ˌkɑ:ngʌˈli:z

ARA (American): ˌkɑngʌˈliz

EPA (English): ˌkɑ:ngʌˈli:z

KAA-NGAH-LIY-Z