chiShona phrases
How to say goodbye in chiShona
Goodbye in chiShona is “Chisarai”. There are 4 ways to say it below, with when to use each.
Chisarai
Every way to say goodbye in chiShona
Chisarai
Goodbye (to those staying)
Literally 'stay behind'.
Source: Hazel Carter, Shona Language Course, Book I, Lesson 1
Tichaonana
See you again
Source: common usage, needs native check
Ava mangwana
See you tomorrow
Source: Hazel Carter, Shona Language Course, Book I, Lesson 1
Fambai zvakanaka
Go well (to someone leaving)
Source: Hazel Carter, Shona Language Course, Book I, Lesson 1
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How do you say goodbye in chiShona?
“Chisarai”. Literally 'stay behind'. Other ways: “Tichaonana” (See you again); “Ava mangwana” (See you tomorrow); “Fambai zvakanaka” (Go well (to someone leaving)).
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