Zulu

The Zulu phrase for “I love you” is ngiyakuthanda. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English phrase “my wife” is translated to Zulu as umkami. This phrase is used by a married man to refer to his female spouse.

The English word home is translated into Zulu as ikhaya. ikhaya refers to a house or structure in which someone lives.

The English phrase “my name is” is translated into Zulu as igama lami ngu. This phrase is used to identify yourself by stating your name.

In Zulu, the English phrase “hi” is expressed as Sawubona. Sawubona is a formal greeting.

The English phrase ‘goodbye’ is translated into Zulu as sala kahle. This phrase is used to say farewell.

The English phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated into Zulu as Sawubona, unjani?

In Zulu, ‘thank you’ is expressed as ngiyabonga. ngiyabonga is used as an expression of gratitude.

The Zulu word for boy is umfana. umfana refers to a male child.

To wait in Zulu, use linda. The verb is used to express the act of delaying until some event occurs.