Venda

The Venda word for “today” is ṋamusi. ṋamusi is an adverb used to refer to the current day.

The Venda phrase for “me too” is Na nṋe-vho. Na nṋe-vho is used to express that a statement or situation also applies to the speaker.

The English phrase “please” is expressed in Venda as ndi khou tou humbela. This phrase is used as an interjection to make a polite request.

The Venda word for ‘teach’ is funza. funza is used as a verb meaning to pass on knowledge.

The English word “sister” is translated into Venda as khaladzi. The term khaladzi refers to a woman or girl having the same parents.

Ndi matsheloni, mufunwa wanga is the Venda way to say “good morning my love”.

To say “happy birthday” in Venda, use Ḓuvha ḽa mabebo ḽavhuḓi. This phrase is used to express good wishes to someone celebrating their birthday.

The English phrase “good night” is expressed in Venda as Ni edele zwavhudi.

The Venda word for bored is u dina. u dina is an adjective used to describe a person who is suffering from boredom.

The English phrase “I miss you too” is translated into Venda as Ndi a vha ṱuvha-vho.