How can I get help with using the Sesotho dictionary features?

You can contact us via email at tankiso@majortank.space for technical support, feature questions, or suggestions. We also maintain active social media channels for quick community support and updates.

Can I suggest new Sesotho words or corrections to existing definitions?

Yes! We welcome community contributions. Send us an email with your suggestions, corrections, or new word proposals. Include cultural context, pronunciation guides, and usage examples when possible to help us improve the dictionary.

Is there a way to contribute to the Sesotho dictionary development?

Absolutely! Visit our GitHub repository to contribute code, report bugs, or suggest features. We also welcome linguistic expertise, cultural insights, and community feedback through email or social media channels.

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Contact & Support - Get Help with Sesotho Dictionary and Language Learning

We’re here to help you with any questions or feedback you may have about the Ma’Kobane Dictionary. Whether you need technical support, want to suggest new Sesotho words, report issues, or contribute to our community-driven language learning platform, our team is committed to supporting your Sesotho language learning journey. Here are several convenient ways to get in touch with our development team and connect with the broader Sesotho learning community.

Direct Contact Methods for Sesotho Dictionary Support

Email Support

For general inquiries, word submissions, or technical support:

Feedback & Suggestions

We value your input! Please let us know if you have:

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Suggestions for new words to be added to the dictionary

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Corrections to existing entries

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Feature requests or ideas for improving the dictionary

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Feedback on your experience using the dictionary

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Cultural context or pronunciation guidance for existing words

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Ideas for new features that would enhance your Sesotho language learning experience

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Technical issues or bugs you encounter while using the dictionary

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Questions about Sesotho grammar, usage patterns, or cultural significance of words

Community Contribution Opportunities

Ma'Kobane Dictionary thrives on community contributions from Sesotho speakers, learners, and cultural enthusiasts. We welcome various forms of contribution that help preserve and promote the Sesotho language:

Linguistic Expertise: Share your knowledge of regional dialects, traditional usage patterns, or academic linguistic research about Sesotho language structure and evolution
Cultural Context: Contribute insights about cultural significance, ceremonial usage, or traditional contexts that enrich word definitions beyond basic translations
Pronunciation Guidance: Help other learners by sharing pronunciation tips, tone patterns, or common pronunciation mistakes to avoid
Usage Examples: Provide authentic example sentences that demonstrate how words are used in real conversations, stories, or formal contexts
Translation Improvements: Suggest more accurate or nuanced English translations that better capture the meaning and cultural significance of Sesotho words
Technical Contributions: For developers, contribute code improvements, bug fixes, or new features through our development channels

Response Times and Support Expectations

We strive to respond to all inquiries promptly and thoroughly:

General Inquiries: We typically respond to general questions and feedback within 2-3 business days
Technical Issues: Bug reports and technical problems receive priority attention, usually within 24-48 hours
Word Submissions: New word suggestions undergo review for accuracy and cultural authenticity, with responses within 1 week
Community Contributions: Linguistic and cultural contributions are carefully reviewed and may take 1-2 weeks for integration

Thank you for being part of the Ma'Kobane Dictionary community and contributing to the preservation and promotion of the beautiful Sesotho language. Together, we're building an invaluable resource for current and future generations of Sesotho speakers and learners worldwide.