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QuestionAnswer
ChickenInkukhu
ChickensIzinkukhu
A car/ vehicleImoto
Cars/ vehiclesIzimoto
BirdInyoni
We are asking for rain, but not many rainsSicela imvula, kodwa hayi izimvula eziningi
BirdsIzinyoni
The thing I like about Malawi is its peopleInto engiyithandayo ngeMalawi abantu bakhona
My neighbour bought a carUmakhelwane wami uthenge imoto
This evening, I will cook chickenKusihlwa, ngizopheka inkukhu
HornUphondo
LeafUhlamvu
TortoiseUfudu
Symbol/ SignUphawu
Tribulation/ SadnessUsizi
DayUsuku
featherUsiba
Piece of woodUkhuni
The horn is facing upwardUphondo lubheke phezulu
The horns are facing upwardIzimpondo zibheke phezulu
A tortoise is slowUfudu luhamba kancane
Tortoises are slowIzimfudu zihamba kancane
My beads are beautifulUbuhlalu bami buhle
Old age will catch up with us allUbudala buzosifica sonke.
The grass is burningUtshani buyasha
The milk is finishedUbisi luphelile
The election is nearUkhetho lusondele
Love is patientUthando lunesineke
FoodUkudla
Sickness/ IllnessUkugula
DeathUkufa
ListeningUkulalela
HeatUkushisa
CryingUkukhala
DreamingUkuphupha
ThrowingUkuphosa
ArrivingUkufika
Teaching makes me happyUkufundisa kuyangijabulisa
Traditional food is tastyUkudla kwesintu kumnandi
Sickness made me quit work.Ukugula kungiyekise umsebenzi
Building has landed me in debt.Ukwakha kungifake ezikweletini
Fear holds one backUkwesaba kuyabambezelana
FaceUbuso
MilkUbisi
BeadsUbuhlalu
Old age/ ageUbudala
Evil/ UglinessUbubi
SleepUbuthongo
Beauty/ GoodnessUbuhle
AlcoholUtshwala
GrassUtshani
ElectionUkhetho
LoveUthando
TemperUlaka
TroubleUhlupho
The profession of teaching/ preachingUbufundisi
Teacher/ PreacherUmfundisi (noun)
LazinessUbuvila
A lazy personIvila (noun)
Kingship/ ChieftaincyUbukhosi
KingInkosi (noun)
TheftUbusela
ThiefIsela (noun)
The grass is burningUtshani buyasha
There is a lot of theft in JohannesburgUbusela buningi eGoli
I am sleepyNgiphethwe ubuthongo
My beads are beautifulUbuhlalu bami buhle
The grass is burningUtshani buyasha
The milk is finishedUbisi luphelile
The election is nearUkhetho lusondele
Love is patientUthando lunesineke
FoodUkudla
Sickness/ IllnessUkugula
DeathUkufa
ListeningUkulalela
HeatUkushisa
CryingUkukhala
DreamingUkuphupha
ThrowingUkuphosa
ArrivingUkufika
Zinhle likes eating meat and dumplingsUZinhle uthanda ukudla inyama namadombolo
She took the car and the houseUthathe imoto nendlu
She took the car and the houseUthathe imoto nomuzi
My sister and my brother live in JohannesburgUdadewethu nomfowethu bahlala eGoli
He is smart but he is lazyUhlakaniphile kodwa uyivila
Sfiso did not go to work because he is sickuSfiso akayanga emsebenzini ngoba uyagula
I’m here because I need your helpNgi la ngoba ngidinga usizo lwakho
I could not study IsiZulu because I was busyAngikwazanga ukufunda IsiZulu ngoba bengimatasa (full form bengimatasatasa)
ParentUmzali
My parentUmzali wami
Your parentUmzali wakho
His/ her parentUmzali wakhe
Our parentUmzali wethu (wa+ithu)
Your parent (plural)Umzali wenu (wa+inu)
Their parentUmzali wabo
ParentsAbazali
My parentsAbazali bami
Your parentsAbazali bakho
His/ her parentsAbazali bakhe
Our parentsAbazali bethu (ba+ithu)
Your parents (plural)Abazali benu (ba+ inu)
Their parentsAbazali babo
LawyerUmmeli
My lawyerUmmeli wami
Your lawyerUmmeli wakho
His/ her lawyerUmmeli wakhe
Our lawyerUmmeli wethu (wa+ithu)
Your lawyer (plural)Ummeli wenu (wa+inu)
Their lawyerUmmeli wabo
LawyersAbameli
My lawyersAbameli bami
Your lawyersAbameli bakho
His/ her lawyersAbameli bakhe
Our lawyersAbameli bethu (ba+ithu)
Your lawyers (plural)Abameli benu (ba+ inu)
Their lawyersAbameli babo
MineOwami
YoursOwakho
His/ hersOwakhe
OursOwethu (wa+ithu)
Yours (plural)Owenu (wa+inu)
TheirsOwabo
MineAbami
YoursAbakho
His/ hersAbakhe
OursAbethu (ba+ithu)
Yours (plural)Abenu (ba+ inu)
TheirsAbabo
What do you want?Ufunani?
I want to go on holidayNgifuna ukuya eholidini
What do you need?Udingani?
I need moneyNgidinga imali
Where do you want to go?Ufuna ukuyaphi / ufuna ukuya kuphi?
I want to go homeNgifuna ukuya ekhaya
What do you want to do now?Ufuna ukwenzani manje?
I do not knowAngazi
I want to play golfNgifuna ukudlala igalofu
How do you feel?Uzizwa kanjani/unjani?
I feel betterNgizizwa ngincono
My head still achesIkhanda lami lisebuhlungu
How does the child feel? /How does your child feel?Uzizwa enjani umntwana? Uzizwa enjani umntwana wakho?
He/She feels betterUzizwa encono
His/Her head still achesIkhanda lakhe lisebuhlungu
Why does she need a lot of money?Kungani edinga imali eningi?
She needs to buy food and clothesUdinga ukuthenga ukudla nezingubo
Do you like coffee?Uyalithanda ikhofi
Yes, I do like coffeeYebo, ngiyalithanda ikhofi
No, I do not like coffeeCha, angilithandi ikhofi
Where are you going tomorrow?Uyaphi kusasa?
I want to go to the shops in the morningNgifuna ukuya ezitolo ekuseni
I want to go to church/Sunday/WeekNgifuna ukuya esontweni