Kora, Kola - 'l' and 'r' are back!

Baba, umanye ritumikira ria 'l' riretaa rigotwa ritiga rimanya. Henza ku yaha; -

Kora is work/tasked, as spoken, if we write kola, here is the tragedy. It will come during kunyambua.

Fanya - kora - kola*
Ufanyi - vokori - vokoli*
Fanyia - korera - kolela*
Fanywa - korwa -kolwa*
Fanyika -koreka -koleka*
Fanyisha -koriza -koliza*
Fanyishwa -korizwa -kolizwa*
Fanyikana -korekana -kolekana*
Fanyiana -korerana -kolelana*
Fanyafanya -korakora -kolakola*

🤓, Now, the above is only to put across a simple point.
What would be the difference between 'Fanya and Fanyia' in  direct speech? (Kola and kolela) - We of course speak the latter as kol'la, lengthened 'l'.

Now, we use 'l' in ruragori* for convenience, shortcut. It should never be in writing.

Official  - Spoken
Korera - kol'la
Korora - kol'la
Korerwa - kol'lwa
Vururu - vul'lu
Ivirira - ivil'la
Ivuriri - ivul'li
Harara - hal'la
Rora - L'la

The tongue should be guided by the brain, to understand. Shut up is 'sharap', din't is a result of 'did not' and English only allows it in direct speech.