Although Hutu and Tutsi were often treated differently, they shared the same language and culture, the same clan names, and the same customs; the symbols of kingship served as a unifying bond between them
Ngakhale kuti Ahutu ndi Atutsi kaŵirikaŵiri ankachitiridwa zinthu mosiyana, iwo anali kugawana chinenero ndi chikhalidwe chimodzi, mayina a mafuko amodzimodzi, ndi miyambo yofanana; zizindikiro za ufumu zinali chomangira chogwirizanitsa pakati pawo