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How do you say he came in luhya language?

The phrase "he came" in Luhya can be expressed in different ways depending on the specific Luhya dialect and the context. Here are some examples:

General phrases:

* Alikwela: This is a common and straightforward translation for "he came."

* Alitende: This is another common translation, emphasizing the arrival rather than the journey.

* Alizinga: This implies a more deliberate coming or an arrival at a specific location.

Phrases with more context:

* Alikwela kule: "He came from there."

* Alikwela na nyinge: "He came with many people."

* Alikwela eka: "He came alone."

Specific dialects:

The exact phrase will vary depending on the specific Luhya dialect spoken. For example, in the Bukusu dialect, "he came" might be translated as "Alikula."

Please provide more context if you need a more specific translation, such as:

* Who is "he"? (e.g., a man, a child, a friend)

* Where did he come from?

* When did he come?

* Why did he come?

With more information, I can provide a more accurate and nuanced translation of "he came" in Luhya.

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