Tshivenḓa phrases
How to say goodbye in Tshivenḓa
Goodbye in Tshivenḓa is “Sala zwavhuḓi”. There are 6 ways to say it below, with when to use each.
Sala zwavhuḓi
Every way to say goodbye in Tshivenḓa
Sala zwavhuḓi
Goodbye (stay well)
Informal, to a friend or child.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Ri ḓo vhonana
See you later
Literally "we will see each other".
Source: common usage, needs native check
Tshimbila zwavhuḓi
Goodbye (go well)
Informal, to a friend or child.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Kha vha sale zwavhuḓi
Goodbye (stay well, respectful)
Said by the person who is leaving.
Source: common usage, needs native check
Ri ḓo vhonana matshelo
See you tomorrow
Source: common usage, needs native check
Kha vha tshimbile zwavhuḓi
Goodbye (go well, respectful)
Said by the person who stays.
Source: common usage, needs native check
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How do you say goodbye in Tshivenḓa?
“Sala zwavhuḓi”. Informal, to a friend or child. Other ways: “Ri ḓo vhonana” (See you later); “Tshimbila zwavhuḓi” (Goodbye (go well)); “Kha vha sale zwavhuḓi” (Goodbye (stay well, respectful)).
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