Talk:nshima

Etymology
Pursuant to recent changes, in which a Chewa/Nyanja origin of the word was listed as etymology, and then reverted with the suggestion that it is probably Bemba, I've added an under the subsection for etymology indicating the latter. IMO it is helpful for users to have an idea of origin of obviously borrowed terms, including as in this case a degree of uncertainty. In the case that the origin of nshima / nsima / sima is hard to pin down, then relevant information to that effect and the region/languages of use from which the English borrowing came, would be good. Thanks.--A12n (talk) 13:43, 20 November 2017 (UTC)