Venda

The English phrase “my pleasure” is translated into Venda as ndi zwone. ndi zwone is used as a polite reaction when someone thanks you.

The English phrase “hello, my love” is translated into Venda as Ndaa mufunwa wanga.

no twa hani? is the Venda way to say “how was your day?”.

In Venda, the phrase “I am coming” is expressed as ndi khou ḓa.

In Venda, “my king” is expressed as khosi yanga. A term used to address or refer to one’s own monarch.

The Venda word for handsome is luvhone. The word luvhone is an adjective used specifically to describe an attractive man.

The Venda word for “yes” is ee. ee is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The Venda phrase for hi is Ndaa. Ndaa is used as a greeting to say hello.

To sleep in Venda is expressed by the verb edela. edela is used to describe the act of resting in a state of reduced consciousness.

The Venda verb for ‘come’ is ḓani. ḓani is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.