twa dialect , also: twae

There were twa boys with them, about six and eight years old.

I have but the twa afternoons a week to work, this term."

In addition, three co-opted members represent the Twa ethnic group.

TWA 462 is sent into a holding pattern north of the airport.

'It doesna matter much now; twa of the men are dead, and the third in prison.

About 30% of the Twa population of Rwanda were also killed.

Accounts are limited and tend to confuse the Twa with the San.

The former is reported to be the territory of Bemba-speaking Twa.

He created his own air company, which was later bought by TWA.

He could lose his right eye, or the twa fingers of his right hand.

Bolan watched the Twa as they approached the vehicle from opposite sides.

TWA says they'll put you up for the night and fly you out in the morning.

"We're no twa hundred yards from the stags," the guide whispered.

TWA preserves documents relating to the area from the 12th to the 21st century.

"You will not be having the twa talks?

Bolan turned toward the other canoe as the Twa guided them into the lagoon.

TWA disagreed with the report's conclusions but did not offer an alternative explanation.

In TWA 800, for example, other pilots reported having seen a fire or explosion.

The door to the TWA building had latched itself behind him.

The "Twa Corbies" had always been one of her favorite tunes.

I've seen that done with many songs, including "Twa Fey."

It is also spoken as a mother tongue by the Tutsi and Twa.

They are sometimes called a subgroup of the Twa, but the two peoples are not closely related.

Airlines from around the world sent their pilots to TWA for training.