Luganda

The English phrase “come here” is translated into Luganda as jangu wano.

ssente mmeka is how you say “how much” in Luganda when asking about the cost or price of something.

The Luganda word for money is ssente. ssente refers to currency in a general sense.

In Luganda, the phrase for “good night” is Sula bulungi. This phrase is used specifically as a farewell when someone is going to sleep.

Osiibye otya nno? is the Luganda way to say good evening. This greeting is used in the late afternoon or evening to ask how someone’s day has been.

In Luganda, ‘i love you’ is expressed as nkwagala. The phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

In Luganda, the informal way to say “hi” is ki kati. ki kati is used as an informal greeting to mean “What’s up?” or “How’s it going?”

The English word ‘yes’ is translated into Luganda as yee. yee is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The Luganda word for brother is muganda. muganda refers to a male sibling.

The Luganda word for morning is amakya. amakya refers to the part of the day occurring between dawn and midday.