Xhosa

Emva kwemini entle is the Xhosa way to say good afternoon. This phrase is used as a greeting during the afternoon hours.

The Xhosa word for giraffe is indlulamthi. indlulamthi refers to the giraffe, a large mammal.

The Xhosa word for goat is ibhokhwe. ibhokhwe refers to the animal known as a goat.

The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Xhosa as molweni.

The English phrase “your mom” can be said in Xhosa as umama wakho. In Xhosa, this phrase is used as a general-purpose insult.

The English phrase “my king” is translated into Xhosa as kumkani wam. kumkani wam is used to address or refer to one’s own monarch.

The English phrase “I need you” is translated into Xhosa as ndiyakudinga.

In Xhosa, bye is expressed as sala kakuhle. The phrase sala kakuhle is used to mean “stay well” when bidding someone farewell.

The Xhosa word for “hot” is shushu. shushu is used to describe something that has a high temperature.

The English phrase “have a safe trip” can be translated into Xhosa as ube nohambo oluhle. This phrase is used to wish someone a safe and pleasant journey.