Venda

The English phrase “I want you” is expressed in Venda as ndi a ni funa. This phrase is used to express romantic love or a strong desire for another person.

The English phrase “good night my love” is translated into Venda as vhusiku havhuvi lufuno lwanga.

zwi siho is the Venda way to say nothing.

Ndo takala is how you say “I am fine” in Venda.

The Venda phrase for congratulations is u tanganedzwa. This phrase is used to express approbation.

In Venda, kha vha sale is used to say bye.

The Venda phrase for “thank you very much” is ndo livhuwa nga maanda.

The Venda phrase for “no problem” is a hu na thaidzo. This phrase is used to indicate that no apology is necessary.

The Venda word for morning is matsheloni. matsheloni is a noun used to refer to the part of the day between dawn and midday.

The English word ‘you’ is translated as iwe in Venda. The word is used as a subject pronoun to refer to the person being addressed.