Kinyarwanda

The phrase “my name is” in Kinyarwanda is nitwa. In Kinyarwanda, you use Nitwa [Name] to introduce yourself.

The Kinyarwanda word for help is ubufasha.

Mwiriwe neza is the Kinyarwanda way to say “good evening”. Mwiriwe neza is used as a greeting during the evening or late afternoon.

To wait in Kinyarwanda is tegereza. The verb is used to express the act of delaying until some event occurs.

The English phrase “thank you, lord” is expressed in Kinyarwanda as urakoze, Nyagasani.

Noheli nziza is the Kinyarwanda way to say Merry Christmas. You use this phrase to offer good wishes during the Christmas season.

The English phrase “congratulations” is expressed in Kinyarwanda as amashimwe. amashimwe is used to express approbation.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Kinyarwanda as ceceka. The phrase is used to tell someone to stop talking.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Kinyarwanda as Amakuru? Amakuru? is a common greeting used to ask someone how they are doing.

The Kinyarwanda phrase for “my love” is mukunzi wanjye. mukunzi wanjye is used as a term of endearment to address a romantic partner.