Venda

dzina ḽanga ndi is the Venda way to say “my name is”. This phrase is used to identify yourself by stating your name.

The Venda word for wife is mufumakadzi. mufumakadzi is used to refer to a female partner in a marriage.

The English phrase “my wife” is translated into Venda as mufumakadzi wanga. This phrase is used to refer to the woman to whom a person is married.

The English phrase “I miss you, my love” is expressed in Venda as Ndi a u humbula, mufunwa wanga.

The Venda phrase for goodbye is Kha vha sale. Kha vha sale is used as a farewell or a way to say goodbye.

The Venda phrase for “good morning” is ndi matsheloni. This phrase is used as a greeting when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

The Venda phrase for “wake up” is vuwa. vuwa is a verb used to describe the act of becoming awake.

To ask ni khou ita mini? is to say “what are you doing?” in Venda.

The English phrase “hello, how are you” is translated into Venda as ndaa, vho vuwa hani.

To say “have a good day” in Venda, use Vha vhe na duvha lavhudi. This phrase is a polite greeting used when saying goodbye to wish someone a pleasant day.