Tswana

The English phrase ‘i am okay’ is translated into Tswana as ke siame.

In Tswana, the English phrase “I miss you” is expressed as Ke a go gopola.

The English phrase “goodnight” is expressed in Tswana as boroko. boroko is a greeting used when someone is going to sleep or leaving at night.

The English phrase “hello” is translated into Tswana as dumela. Dumela is a standard, polite way to initiate a conversation in Tswana.

How to say “how was your day?” in Tswana is letsatsi la gago le ne le ntse jang?

In Tswana, ‘thank you’ is expressed as ke a leboga. ke a leboga is a common expression used to convey gratitude.

The English phrase “my husband” is translated into Tswana as monna wa me. monna wa me is used to refer to the man to whom a woman is married.

To say “I love you” in Tswana, use ke a go rata. The phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English phrase “talk to me” is translated into Tswana as bua le nna.

In Tswana, “my love” is expressed as moratiwa wame. Moratiwa wame is used as a direct address to a romantic partner or a very dear loved one.