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Your Xhosa: Ndiyavuya! = I am happy! Click here to Listen & learn:

March 23rd, 2011xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa | No Comments »

23-03-2011 ndiyavuya.wav
Listen on Posterous

WORD PARTS:

Ndi = I,

ya = positive, present tense marker similar to “am”,

vuya = happy.

Hope you happy today!

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