Aka and Ngandu?

[Eway]

Err...it's...I read the Chinese translation of the two words "Aka" and "Ngandu" in a book.
The translator translated "Aka" as "Hinduism" and "Ngandu" "Buddhism".
But I know the English words for the two religions are "Hinduism" and "Buddhism" instead of "Aka" and "Ngandu".
And I can't find the two words in my dictionary.
I wonder if in English "Aka" and "Ngandu" can be used to imply the two religions.
If not, what are the meanings of them anyway? :?

 

[RonBee]

AKA is an abbreviation for also known as. I have never heard of the other one before.

 

[Casiopea]

Err...it's...I read the Chinese translation of the two words "Aka" and "Ngandu" in a book.
The translator translated "Aka" as "Hinduism" and "Ngandu" "Buddhism".
But I know the English words for the two religions are "Hinduism" and "Buddhism" instead of "Aka" and "Ngandu".
And I can't find the two words in my dictionary.
I wonder if in English "Aka" and "Ngandu" can be used to imply the two religions.
If not, what are the meanings of them anyway? :?

Could you tell me what language the words aka and ngandu belong to? Do they belong to a central African language?

 

[Eway]

Err...it's...I read the Chinese translation of the two words "Aka" and "Ngandu" in a book.
The translator translated "Aka" as "Hinduism" and "Ngandu" "Buddhism".
But I know the English words for the two religions are "Hinduism" and "Buddhism" instead of "Aka" and "Ngandu".
And I can't find the two words in my dictionary.
I wonder if in English "Aka" and "Ngandu" can be used to imply the two religions.
If not, what are the meanings of them anyway? :?

Could you tell me what language the words aka and ngandu belong to? Do they belong to a central African language?

I'm sorry....I myself have no idea... :?

 

[Tdol]

They're not the names of languages. (I checked against a huge list of 4,000). ;-)