Sesotho phrases
How to say goodbye in Sesotho
Goodbye in Sesotho is “Sala hantle”. There are 6 ways to say it below, with when to use each.
Sala hantle
Every way to say goodbye in Sesotho
Sala hantle
Goodbye (stay well)
Said by the person who is leaving.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Salang hantle
Goodbye (stay well, to several people)
Said by the person who is leaving.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Re tla bonana
See you later
Literally "we will see each other".
Source: common usage, needs native check
Tsamaya hantle
Goodbye (go well)
Said by the person who stays.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Tsamayang hantle
Goodbye (go well, to several people)
Said by the person who stays.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Re tla bonana hosane
See you tomorrow
Source: common usage, needs native check
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How do you say goodbye in Sesotho?
“Sala hantle”. Said by the person who is leaving. Other ways: “Salang hantle” (Goodbye (stay well, to several people)); “Re tla bonana” (See you later); “Tsamaya hantle” (Goodbye (go well)).
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