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What does Sika mean in Zulu?
English Translation. of course.
What does boy mean in Zulu?
umfana. More Zulu words for boy. umfana noun. son.
What is the meaning of Pela in English?
1 : chinese wax. 2 : a scale (Ericerus pela) that secretes Chinese wax.
How do you say goodbye in isiNdebele?
A collection of useful phrases in Southern Ndebele, a Bantu language spoken by in South Africa….Useful phrases in Southern Ndebele.
| Phrase | isiNdebele (Southern Ndebele) |
|---|---|
| Goodbye (Parting phrases) | Khamba kuhle (go well – to person leaving) Sala kuhle (stay well – to person staying) |
How do you swear in Zulu?
swear translated to Zulu
- أقسم
- rantsuwa.
- נשבע
- ṅụọ iyi.
- lef.
- dhaartaa…
- japo.
- búra.
What is the meaning of Pella?
as a name for girls is of Greek derivation, and the meaning of Pella is “rock”. Pella is a version of Petra (Greek): feminine respelling of Peter.
What is fella?
Fella is a very informal way of saying fellow—a general term for a man or boy. However, the plural form, fellas, is somewhat commonly used, especially by men or boys as an informal and familiar way to refer to their male friends (the fellas) or as a way to address them, in much the same way as the term guys.
How do you say you’re crazy in Ndebele?
you say Iam seriouly crazy in ndebele ok. that’s what you say. haaaaibo sehambile emu mubani loooo yoooh lekker.
Is there a way to translate English to Zulu?
English to Zulu translation service by ImTranslator will assist you in getting an instant translation of words, phrases and texts from English to Zulu and other languages.
Where can I get Zulu language CD ROMs?
Zulu Translation TshwaneDJe Language Services (Translation, Proofreading, Editing, Transcription and more, for all official South African languages and most major world languages). produces multimedia CD-ROM lessons for isiXhosa and isiZulu. These can be ordered directly from African Voices in South Africa, or can also be purchased from Amazon:
isiZulu is a member of the “Nguni” language group, and is most closely related to isiXhosa, isiNdebele and SiSwati . If you are learning Zulu, you might find this noun class reference chart handy (note: this is for reference/study purposes, it assumes you have already studied the grammar).