WORD PARTS:
U = you,
zi = yourself,
va = feel,
njani = how,
namlanje = today.
Hope you’re feeling good. Enjoy using your Xhosa!
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Your Xhosa: Uziva njani namhlanje? = How do you feel today? Listen & learn:
December 17th, 2010 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
Your Xhosa: Siyaqondana = We understand each other. Listen & learn:
December 16th, 2010 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Si = we,
ya = (similar to) are,
qond = understand,
ana = each other.
We are hoping for more mutual understanding and tolerance this festive season! Enjoy!
Your Xhosa: Heyi sana, uyandihlekisa! = Hey baby, you make me laugh! Listen & learn:
December 15th, 2010 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Heyi = Hey,
sana = baby,
u = you,
ya = (action happening now – present tense marker) eg. are,
ndi = me,
hlek = laugh,
isa = making.
We hope you’ll laugh a lot this festive season!
Did you know? – In 2010 Xhosa Fundis became an Accredited Provider with the ETDP SETA.
We wish you a wonderful (and safe) festive season! Ube neKrisimesi emnandi!
See our website for the 2011 Course Schedule: www.xhosafundis.co.za
Your Xhosa: Yhu! Ndinengxaki namhlanje! = Yoo! I’ve got a problem today! Listen & learn:
December 14th, 2010 xhosafundis's posterous Posted in Daily Xhosa No Comments »
WORD PARTS:
Yhu! = (similar to) Gee! pronounced as Yoo!
Ndi = I,
ne = have,
ngxaki = problem,
namhlanje = today.
Please listen and repeat with Zoliswa (on the audio file) and practise the ngx-click with a mother-tongue speaker.
Enjoy your Xhosa!