Venda

vhusiku havhuḓi is the Venda way to say goodnight. This phrase is used as a greeting when you are leaving someone or when you are going to bed at night.

Ndi a ni funa-vho is the Venda way to say “I love you too”.

The Venda word for ‘ok’ is zvavhudi. zvavhudi is used to express acknowledgement or acceptance of a statement or situation.

ndi hone is the Venda way to say “I am good”. A response used to say that you are feeling well when someone asks how you are.

u naka vhukuma is the Venda way to say “you look beautiful”. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

The Venda phrase for “sorry” is Ndi khou humbela pfarelo. You use Ndi khou humbela pfarelo to express formal regret or to apologize for a mistake.

The Venda word for “good” (in the sense of pleasant or enjoyable) is -vhuḓi.

The English phrase “what are you saying?” is translated into Venda as u khou amba mini?

To say “my husband” in Venda, use munna wanga. The phrase is used by a woman to refer to the man to whom she is married.

The Venda phrase for “okay” is ndi zwone.