How do you say it’s hot in Tshivenda or Venda?

How do you say it’s hot in Tshivenda or Venda?. Well, let’s find out.

Did you know: Venda or Tshivenda is one of many Bantu languages and an official language of South Africa. It is widely spoken by the Venda people in the northern part of South Africa’s Limpopo province, as well as by some Lemba people in Zimbabwe.

Guide: How do you say it’s hot in Tshivenda or Venda?

If it’s hot, andyou want to verbally express it in Tshivenda or Venda, you would sa “Hu kho u fhisa”. Fhisa means Hot. You can even use the idiom which is “namusi li gotsha dula” which means “today the sun can even fry a frog.”

How do you say it’s hot in Tshivenda or Venda? in a sentence

Na musi hu kh u fhisa nga maanda

Meaning:

In English: Na musi hu kh u fhisa nga maanda in English means “it is very hot today”.

 



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