Kinyarwanda

Ndi meza is the Kinyarwanda way to say “I am fine”. This phrase is used as a response to indicate that you are doing well when someone asks how you are.

The Kinyarwanda word for “hey” is bite. bite is used as an informal greeting.

The Kinyarwanda phrase for “I miss you” is Ndagukumbuye. You use Ndagukumbuye to tell someone that you miss them.

The phrase “happy birthday” in Kinyarwanda is isabukuru nziza.

Oya is the Kinyarwanda word for no. This particle is used to express negation or to show disagreement.

The Kinyarwanda phrase for “me too” is nanjye. nanjye is the standard way to express agreement with a statement about oneself.

The English phrase ‘goodbye’ is translated into Kinyarwanda as Murabeho. Murabeho is used to express a farewell.

The English word “please” is translated into Kinyarwanda as nyamuneka. nyamuneka is used as an interjection to make a request more polite.

In Kinyarwanda, the English phrase “I miss you too” is expressed as nanjye ndagukumbuye.

The Kinyarwanda word for woman is umugore. The term umugore refers to an adult female person.