I love you all.” Ke le rata kaofela ha lōna.”
6. Amogelang (receiving, welcoming, Sesotho/Sepedi/Setswana) 7. Tshegofatso (blessing)
How are you? A: Le rena re gona . I am also fine. B: Re tlo le bona ka pela.
| Phrase Sesotho sa Leboa / Sepedi (Northern Sotho) | Please Ka kgopelo | Thank you Ke a leboga Ke a leboga kudu | Reply to thank you Go leboga rena |
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moshemane . So, this is how you say “Boy” in sesotho.
Tlotliso: Honour . Toebanya: Little mouse. Tokoloho: Freedom, independence. Topollo: Emancipation, release, make free.
I love you!” Ke a lo rata! ”
| English Setswana (Tswana) | Hello (General greeting) Dumela | How are you? O tsogile jang (sg) Le kae? (sg) Le tsogile jang? (pl) | Reply to ‘How are you?’ Ke tsogile sentle (sg) Re teng (sg) Re tsogile sentle (pl) | Long time no see Ke kgale re sa bonane |
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polelo . So, this is how you say “talk” in sesotho.
motswalle . So, this is how you say “Friend” in sesotho.
This is a Sesotho/Setswana/Sepedi name. ... So then, the main meaning of the name Kabelo is “ what has been share to you/your share of something greater “. It could mean “inheritance” or simply something that has been given to you.
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