How to Say “Mango” in Zulu
The Zulu word for mango is umango. umango is used to refer to the mango fruit.
The Zulu word for mango is umango. umango is used to refer to the mango fruit.
To say “my husband” in Venda, use munna wanga. The phrase is used by a woman to refer to the man to whom she is married.
The Zulu word for queen is indlovukazi. indlovukazi is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.
The Zulu word for money is imali. imali is used to refer to currency in a general sense.
The English phrase “I will miss you” is translated into Zulu as ngizokukhumbula.
The Venda word for “today” is ṋamusi. ṋamusi is an adverb used to refer to the current day.
The Venda phrase for “me too” is Na nṋe-vho. Na nṋe-vho is used to express that a statement or situation also applies to the speaker.
The English phrase “please” is expressed in Venda as ndi khou tou humbela. This phrase is used as an interjection to make a polite request.
The Venda word for ‘teach’ is funza. funza is used as a verb meaning to pass on knowledge.