How to Say “Hello” in Tswana
The English phrase “hello” is translated into Tswana as dumela. Dumela is a standard, polite way to initiate a conversation in Tswana.
How to Say “Good Job” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “good job” can be translated to Afrikaans as mooi so.
How to Say “How Was Your Day?” in Tswana
How to say “how was your day?” in Tswana is letsatsi la gago le ne le ntse jang?
How to Say “What Is Wrong?” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “what is wrong?” is translated into Afrikaans as Wat is verkeerd?
How to Say “Thank You” in Tswana
In Tswana, ‘thank you’ is expressed as ke a leboga. ke a leboga is a common expression used to convey gratitude.
How to Say “My Husband” in Tswana
The English phrase “my husband” is translated into Tswana as monna wa me. monna wa me is used to refer to the man to whom a woman is married.
How to Say “I Love You” in Tswana
To say “I love you” in Tswana, use ke a go rata. The phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.
How to Say “Talk to Me” in Tswana
The English phrase “talk to me” is translated into Tswana as bua le nna.
How to Say “Come” in Afrikaans
The English verb “come” is translated into Afrikaans as kom. kom means to arrive or to appear.
How to Say “Good Evening” in Afrikaans
Goeienaand is the Afrikaans way to say good evening.