Tshiluba Language


How to greet and introduce yourself in Tshiluba

Welcome! Dilue dinpe!

Hi!

1) Moyo!
2) Bishi!
Good Morning Betuabu
Good Afternoon Dilolo dilenga
Good Evening Butuku Bulenga

Good Night

1) Lalayi bimpe
2) Nulala Bilenga

See you
--
See you later

Uye bimpe
--
Nitumonagana meba makuabo

See you tomorrow

1) Nitumonagana makelela (from Kananga)
2) Malaba natumonana (From Mbuji Mayi)

Have a nice day

1) Dituku dilenga
2) Dituku bimpe

Have a nice trip

1) Luendu lulenga
2) Waya bilenge
3) Waya bimpe

Goodbye

1) Uya bimpe
2) Ushala bilenge

So how can you introduce yourself?


What is your name?

Dina dieba ngani?
My name is ____ Dina diani____
..and you? ..kadi wewa?
Where are you from? Kwenu penyi?
I am from ____, and you? Ndi wa ku ____, kadi wewa?
Nice to meet you Ndi ne disanka bua kumanyangana
How old are you? Udi ni mvula bungi munyi?
I am ____ years old Ndi ni muvula ____

How to check if someone is okay


How are you?
--
How are things?
--
you good?

Udi bishi?
--
Malu kayi?
--
Udi bimpe?

I'm okay

--
We are okay
--
Things are good

Ndi bimpe
Ndi biakana
--
Tudi bimpe
--
Malu bimpe
I'm great Ndi bilenga
I'm not good Tshena bilenga to
I could be better Ndi buakuikala bilenga
I'm tired Ndi mutshoke
I'm hungry Ndi ne nzala
I'm sick Ndi sama
I'm a bit sick Ndi sama kakesa
Did you sleep well? Udi mulala bimpe?
I slept well Ndi mulala bimpe
I didnt sleep well Tshena mulala bimpe to

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