Contextual translation of "ngyaphila unjani wena" into English. Human translations with examples: MyMemory, World's Largest Translation Memory.

Swazi phrasebook · Sawubona (Hello, or literally, do you see me?) · Yebo (response, literally, yes.) · Unjani? (how are you?) · Ngiyaphila (I am fine.) · Unjani wena ...

Contextual translation of "ngiyaphila unjani wena" into English. Human translations with examples: MyMemory, World's Largest Translation Memory.

Unjani? How are you? (to more than one person). Ninjani? I am well. Ngikhona, ngiyaphila. ... ENGLISH. A: Tourist. B: Zulu speaker. Theme1: Greetings and.

Oct 18, 2013 · Yebo, sawubona: Yes, I see you. Unjani? How are you? Ngiyaphila, wena usaphila? I am well, how are you? Kulungile Good.

uNandi: Ngikhona (ngiyaphila), wena unjani? uPhilani: Nami ngikhona (ngiyaphila) ... uThabo: Ngiyaphila, wena unjani? uPhilani: Angiphilile. isiZulu, isiNgisi.

... English word “bed”. This is bilabial explosive ... f is pronounced as in the English word “fair,” e.g. faka {put in}. ... Ngiyaphila, wena unjani? I am well.

English; Esperanto; Eesti keel; Suomen ... NGIYAphila - i am well/alive/healthy (English equivalent to I AM GOOD/FINE) Siyaphila - we are good/fine. Wena unjani?

My colleague will read the closest English equivalent of the sound. ... Unjani wena. CONSONANTS. -b- baby. Babe [father ... B: Ngiyaphila wena ke? A: I am also well ...

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Posted: Feb 19, 2013