Sepedi

The English phrase “my love” is translated into Sepedi as lerato la ka. lerato la ka is used as a direct address to a romantic partner or a beloved person.

In Sepedi, the English phrase “hello” is translated as dumela. The word dumela is a standard, polite way to initiate a conversation.

The English phrase “how was your day?” is translated into Sepedi as letšatši la gago le bile bjang?

The English phrase “how did you sleep?” is translated into Sepedi as O robetse bjang?

The English phrase “I miss you” is translated into Sepedi as Ke go hlologetše.

Ke a tseba is the way to say “I know” in Sepedi. This phrase is used to assert that the speaker possesses an answer or an idea regarding a subject.

The English phrase “hello, how are you” is translated into Sepedi as dumela, o kae?

The English phrase “what are you doing?” is translated into Sepedi as o dira eng?

The English word “please” is translated into Sepedi as ka kgopelo. The phrase is used to soften a command or to make a formal request more polite.

In Sepedi, motho wa ka is the way to say “my person”.