Category: Tshivenda Grammar

Khudano ndi mini? – Tshaka Dza Khudano Khudano ndi mini Khudano ndi wone mutheo wa dirama. Ya sa vha hone a hu na dirama. Khudano ndi musi hu na phambano vhukati ha vhathu vhavhili kana zwigwada zwivhili, kana vhukati ha muthu na zwa mupo, kana ha vha u lwa...

Muvhigo wa Tshivenda – Lesson Muvhigo ndi mini (Report): Tshivenda Grammar: Muvhigo Musi ri tshi ṅwala muvhigo ri tea u dzhiela nzhele zwi tevhelaho kha muvhigo: Tshivhumbeyo tsha muvhigo Muvhigo u na tshivhumbeo tsho katelaho zwi tevhelaho: Mawanwa: Tshaka dza mivhigo Muvhigo wa ṱhoḓisiso: vhunzhi ha zwo ambiwaho afho...

My Love in Venda – “Mufunwa Wanga” – How to Say it Properly in Tshivenda Language. My Love translated to Tshivenda is “Mufunwa Wanga” Discovering how to convey feelings of love and affection in different languages can be a rewarding journey. In Tshivenda, also known as Venda, there are...

How to say Good Morning in Tshivenda or Veda language? When learning a new language, mastering basic greetings is essential. In the context of the Tshivenda language, also known as Venda, there are specific phrases used for common greetings like “Good Morning.” Guide: How to say Good morning in...