isiXhosa phrases

How to say I miss you in isiXhosa

I miss you in isiXhosa is “Ndiyakukhumbula”. There are 2 ways to say it below, with when to use each.

Ndiyakukhumbula

Every way to say I miss you in isiXhosa

Ndiyakukhumbula

I miss you

Source: common usage, needs native check

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Ndiyakukhumbula kakhulu, sithandwa sam. Ndifuna ukukubona kungekudala.

I miss you so much, my love. I want to see you soon.

Source: common usage, needs native check

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I miss you in other African languages

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How do you say I miss you in isiXhosa?

“Ndiyakukhumbula” Other ways: “Ndiyakukhumbula kakhulu, sithandwa sam. Ndifuna ukukubona kungekudala.” (I miss you so much, my love. I want to see you soon.).

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