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Common Irish to Ndebele South phrases

100 practical Irish to Ndebele South phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Irish to Ndebele South phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Irish phrase first, then the Ndebele South translation (Ndebele South) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Ndebele South.

Tip: read the Ndebele South line out loud three times, then cover the Irish side and try to recall the meaning — repetition builds memory faster than silent reading.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Dia dhuit

    Sawubona (dee-ah gwitch)

  2. Go raibh maith agat

    Ngiyabonga (guh rev mah agat)

  3. Dia dhuit ar maidin

    Ubusuku obuhle (dee-ah gwitch air mah-din)

  4. Dia dhuit ar an tráthnóna

    Imini emnandi (dee-ah gwitch air on trawn-oh-na)

  5. Dia dhuit ar an oíche

    Ubusuku obuhle (dee-ah gwitch air on ee-ha)

  6. Oíche mhaith

    Lalani kahle (ee-ha wah)

  7. Feicfidh mé tú níos déanaí

    Sizobonana (fek-hee may too nees day-nee)

  8. Slán

    Hamba kahle (slawn)

  9. Cad is ainm duit?

    Ubani igama lakho? (kad is an-im gwitch)

  10. John is ainm dom

    Igama lami ngingu John (John is an-im dum)

  11. Conas atá tú?

    Unjani? (kun-as a-taw too)

  12. Tá áthas orm bualadh leat

    Kuhle ukukwazi (taw aw-has orm bool-ah lat)

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. An labhraíonn tú Béarla?

    Ukhuluma isiNgisi?

  2. Ní labhraím Hindis go maith

    Angikhulumi isiHindi kahle

  3. Ní thuigim

    Angiqondi

  4. Léigh go mall, le do thoil

    Ngiyacela, khuluma kancane

  5. An féidir leat é sin a rá arís?

    Ungakuphinda lokho?

  6. Cá bhfuil an seomra folctha?

    Iphi indlu yokugezela?

  7. Conas a théim go lár na cathrach?

    Ngiyawufinyelela kanjani emaphakathi?

  8. Cas ar chlé

    Jikela kwesobunxele

  9. Cas ar dheis

    Jikela kwesokudla

  10. Téigh díreach

    Hamba phambili

  11. Cén méid atá ar an táille?

    Ingabe imali yokuhamba ingakanani?

  12. Ticéad amháin, le do thoil

    Ithikithi elilodwa, ngiyacela

  13. An bhfuil sé i bhfad ó anseo?

    Ingabe kukude lapha?

  14. Táim caillte

    Ngilahlekile

  15. Cá háit ar féidir liom cárta SIM a cheannach?

    Ngiphi lapho ngingathenga khona ikhadikhadi le-SIM?

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Tá

    Yebo (Tah)

  2. Níl

    Cha (Neel)

  3. B'fhéidir

    Mhlawumbe (Fay-deer)

  4. Aontaím

    Ngiyavuma (An-tee-im)

  5. Ní aontaím

    Angivumi (Nee an-tee-im)

  6. Téann sé go maith

    Lokho kuhle (Tay-awn shay guh mah)

  7. Cad a cheapann tú?

    Ucabanga ukuthini? (Kad a khan-tuh)

  8. An féidir leat cabhrú liom?

    Ungangisiza? (An fay-dur lat kaw-roo ly-um)

  9. Teastaíonn cabhair uaim

    Ngidinga usizo (Chas-tee-in kaw-ir oo-im)

  10. Fan nóiméad

    Linda umzuzu (Fan no-mayd)

  11. Tá brón orm

    Ngiyaxolisa (Tah brohn orm)

  12. Níl aon fhadhb

    Akukho inkinga (Neel eyn aw-iv)

  13. Comhghairdeas

    Halala (Koh-ree-das)

  14. Lá breithe sona duit

    Jabulela usuku lokuzalwa (Law breh-ha sun-a ditch)

  15. Bíodh turas sábháilte agat

    Ube nohambo oluphumelelayo (Bee-uhd toor-as saw-lee-tuh agut)

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Cá bhfuil an stáisiún traenach?

    Kuphi isiteshi sesitimela? (ku-pi i-si-te-shi se-si-ti-me-la)

  2. Cá bhfuil an stad bus?

    Kuphi indawo yokuma kwe-bhasi? (ku-pi in-da-wo yo-ku-ma kwe-ba-si)

  3. Cén ardán é?

    Iphi iphothifoliyo? (i-pi i-pho-thi-fo-li-yo)

  4. Cén t-am a fhágann sé?

    Ithini isikhathi sokuhamba? (i-thi-ni i-si-kha-ti so-ku-ham-ba)

  5. An é seo an bealach ceart?

    Inguquko efanele le? (in-gu-qu-ko e-fa-ne-le le)

  6. Tá sé gar anseo

    Ikhaya lapha (i-kha-ya la-pha)

  7. Tá sé i bhfad ó anseo

    Kude lapha (ku-de la-pha)

  8. An féidir leat a thaispeáint dom ar an mapa?

    Ungangikhombisa emmaphweni? (un-ga-ngik-hom-bi-sa em-ma-phwe-ni)

  9. Stop anseo, le do thoil

    Misa lapha, ngiyacela (mi-sa la-pha, ngi-ya-ce-la)

  10. Cé chomh fada a thógann sé?

    Kuthatha isikhathi esingakanani? (ku-tha-tha i-si-kha-ti e-sing-a-ka-na-ni)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Cé mhéad a chosnaíonn sé seo?

    Kubiza malini lokhu?

  2. Tá sé sin rómhaith.

    Lokhu kubiza kakhulu.

  3. An bhfuil rud ar bith níos saoire agat?

    Unayo into ethengiswa kancane?

  4. An féidir liom íoc le cárta?

    Ngingakhokha ngekhadi?

  5. Ba bhreá liom tábla do bheirt.

    Ngithanda itafula labantu ababili.

  6. An bille, le do thoil.

    Ibhili, ngiyacela.

  7. An bhfuil seirbhís san áireamh?

    Inkonzo ifakiwe?

  8. Is veigeatóir mé.

    Ngiyisiv vegetarian.

  9. Níl bia spíosrach, le do thoil.

    Akukho ukudla okushisayo, ngiyacela.

  10. Tá sé seo blasta.

    Lokhu kuhle.

  11. An féidir liom an comhoibriú?

    Ngingathola imenyu?

  12. Gloine uisce, le do thoil.

    Ingilazi yamanzi, ngiyacela.

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Glaoigh ar na póilíní

    Shayela amaphoyisa

  2. Glaoigh ar otharcharr

    Shayela i-ambulensi

  3. Teastaíonn dochtúir uaim

    Ngidinga udokotela

  4. Mothaím tinn

    Ngizizwa ngigula

  5. Tá ailléirge orm ar phiontaí

    Ngine-allergy kumakhukhu

  6. Cá bhfuil an t-ospidéal is gaire?

    Iphi i-hospital eseduze?

  7. Téann sé i bhfeidhm anseo

    Kubuhlungu lapha

  8. Chailleadh mo phas

    Ngilahlekelwe ipasipoti yami

  9. An féidir leat glaoch ar mo óstán?

    Ungangishayela ihhotela lami?

  10. Cabhair!

    Usizo!

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Deas bualadh leat

    Ngiyajabula ukukwazi

  2. Déanaimis comhoibriú a shocrú

    Masihlele umhlangano

  3. Cén t-am a oibríonn duit?

    Yisiphi isikhathi esikufanele?

  4. Seolfar an tuairisc inniu

    Ngizothumela umbiko namuhla

  5. An féidir linn labhairt amárach?

    Singakhuluma kusasa?

  6. Tugaim le fios duit an comhad ceangailte

    Sicela uthole ifayela elixhunyiwe

  7. Go raibh maith agat as do chuid ama

    Ngiyabonga ngalesi sikhathi

  8. Táim ag súil le hoibriú leat

    Ngilindele ukusebenza nawe

  9. An féidir leat an pointe sin a shoiléiriú?

    Ungacacisa le ndaba?

  10. Lig dom teacht ar ais chugat

    Ngizobuyela kuwe

  11. Is é an spriocdháta Aoine

    Usuku lokugcina nguLwesihlanu

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Cén t-am é?

    Kuyini isikhathi? (kuyini isikhati)

  2. Tá sé a trí a chlog

    Kuyisithathu (kuyisithathu)

  3. Inniu

    Namuhla (in-yoo)

  4. Amárach

    Kusasa (aw-mar-akh)

  5. Inné

    Izolo (in-yay)

  6. Luan

    uMsombuluko (loo-an)

  7. Máirt

    uLwesibili (mairt)

  8. Céadaoin

    uLwesithathu (kay-deen)

  9. Aon

    Kunye (ane)

  10. Dó

    Kubili (doh)

  11. Trí

    Kuthathu (tree)

  12. Deich

    Ishumi (dyeh)

  13. Cén chéad

    Ishumi leminyaka (kayn chayd)

  14. Leath

    Iphakathi (lah)

  15. Níos mó

    Okuningi (nees mo)

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