Shona

Ndinokuda zvikuru is the Shona phrase for “I love you so much”.

makorokoto is the Shona word for congratulations. makorokoto is used to express congratulations for achievements, celebrations or milestones.

The Shona word for dad is baba. The term is used to refer to a father.

In Shona, “how are you” is said as wakadii. The phrase is used as a greeting to ask how someone is doing.

The Shona word for mom is amai. amai is used to refer to a person’s female parent.

The Shona word for “no” is kwete. kwete is a particle used to show disagreement or negation.

To say “have a good day” in Shona, use Uve nezuva rakanaka. This phrase is used as a parting wish (valediction) rather than a greeting upon arrival.

In Shona, “how was your day?” is translated as maswera sei? maswera sei? is a greeting used to ask someone how they have spent their day.

The Shona phrase for “hi, how are you?” is mhoroi, wakadii? This phrase is a common greeting used to say hello and ask about someone’s well-being.

The Shona word for idiot is benzi. benzi is used to describe a person of low general intelligence.