i am deviating a bit, but, may I ask?are there any of these congolese musicians that are fluent in english?

i am deviating a bit, but, may I ask?are there any of these congolese musicians that are fluent in english?

As far as I know Koffi Olomide and Bouro Mpela are fluent in English.

koffi bouro aain mpela and wazekwa a bit,once followed an interview of him in nigeria the accent was not there at all but answered every question

Alain Makaba as well, he spoke English during his last visit to Tanzania with Wenge Musica BCBG

voila forgot alain prince, he has spent a long time in UK to learn jazz and blues

Shamala, I will give you few Lingala words if you want

Kolinga- To want or love (Nalingi yo (I love you))
Mwana- Child Plural- Bana (Children)
Mobali= Man Plural- Mibali (Men)
Mwasi= Woman Plural- Basi (Women)
Mbongo- L'Argent
Moninga- Friend Plural- Baninga (Friends)
Tika- Leave or Abandon (Otiki ngai (You leave me), Atika biso (He abandons us))
Koyoka- Hear or Listen or Feel
Muziki or Miziki= Music

Shamala, I will give you few Lingala words if you want

Kolinga- To want or love (Nalingi yo (I love you))
Mwana- Child Plural- Bana (Children)
Mobali= Man Plural- Mibali (Men)
Mwasi= Woman Plural- Basi (Women)
Mbongo- L'Argent
Moninga- Friend Plural- Baninga (Friends)
Tika- Leave or Abandon (Otiki ngai (You leave me), Atika biso (He abandons us))
Koyoka- Hear or Listen or Feel
Muziki or Miziki= Music

Pepe am trying to learn lingala and know single words the problem is sentences...