Venda

ndo takala is the Venda phrase for “I am happy”. This phrase is used to express that a person is feeling joy or contentment.

The Venda word for “hello” is ndaa. ndaa is a greeting used to say hello.

The Venda word for brother is mukomana. mukomana is used to refer to a male sibling.

In Venda, “thank you my love” is expressed as ndo livhuwa mufunwa wanga.

The Venda word for ‘go’ is ya. ya is a verb used to describe the act of moving through space, typically moving from one place to another.

Duvha lavhudi is the Venda way to say “good day”. This phrase is used as a greeting during the period between sunrise and sunset.

In Venda, “my man” is expressed as munna wanga. munna wanga is used as a term of address for a male friend.

In Venda, ‘how are you?’ is expressed as vho vuwa hani?

In Venda, the phrase for “my love” is lufuno lwanga. lufuno lwanga is a term of endearment used to address or refer to a person one loves.

No in Venda is expressed as hai. The particle hai is used to indicate negation or to express disagreement.