WORD PARTS:
Ndi = I,
ya = present tense marker (action or feeling is happening now),
ku = you (in Xhosa grammar this is called an ‘object concord’),
thanda = like / love.
We hope you enjoy using this phrase!
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Your Xhosa: Ndiyakuthanda! = I like / love you! Listen & learn:
January 13th, 2011 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
Your Xhosa: Yhu! Ndidiniwe! = Yoo! I’m tired! Listen & learn:
January 12th, 2011 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Yhu – pronounced Yoo, is similar to Gee or Wow.
Ndi = I,
diniwe = [am] tired.
Listen & repeat (twice) after Zoliswa on the audio file.
Enjoy using your Xhosa!
Your Xhosa: Ndiyadlala nje! = I’m just playing!(joking) Listen & learn:
January 10th, 2011 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Ndi = I,
ya = (similar to) am,
dlala = playing / joking,
nje = just.
Enjoy your Xhosa!
Your Xhosa: Ndishushu. = I’m hot. (refering to temperature) Learn more:
January 6th, 2011 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Ndi = I,
shushu = hot.
Note the following too:
Kushushu = It’s hot (ie. the weather.)
Ushushu = he / she / you’re hot. This can refer to physical temperature or a s a euphemism for a bit drunk!