isiXhosa phrases
How to say yes in isiXhosa
Yes in isiXhosa is “Ewe”. There are 4 ways to say it below, with when to use each.
Ewe
Every way to say yes in isiXhosa
Ewe
Yes
Source: Unisa Online Basic Course in Xhosa, Theme 1: Greetings and Courtesies
Ewe, molo
Yes, hello (reply)
Source: built on the pattern in Unisa Online Basic Course in Xhosa, Theme 1
Ewe, ndiyaqonda
Yes, I understand
Source: Unisa Online Basic Course in Xhosa, Theme 2: Asking for Help, Emergencies
Ewe, nditshatile
Yes, I'm married
Source: Unisa Online Basic Course in Xhosa, Theme 7: Touring and Socializing
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How do you say yes in isiXhosa?
“Ewe” Other ways: “Ewe, molo” (Yes, hello (reply)); “Ewe, ndiyaqonda” (Yes, I understand); “Ewe, nditshatile” (Yes, I'm married).
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