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4 phrases · Tonga (Zambia) with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kulyookezya

    To rest

    Usage

    Resting the body; for when you are tired or talking about a day off

    Grammar Note

    An infinitive (ku-lyookezya). "Buzuba bwa Kulyookezya" means a day of rest (the Sabbath)

  2. Kupumuna

    Rest / relief

    Usage

    A short break or a moment of relief; for agreeing on a rest stop with a guide

    Grammar Note

    A noun form (ku-pumuna). It is used for "rest" or "relief"

  3. Ciindi cakulyookezya

    Time to relax

    Usage

    A time for rest or leisure; for planning a schedule

    Grammar Note

    "Ciindi" is time and "ca-ku-lyookezya" is "for resting". The same pattern as "ciindi cabo cakulyookezya" (their leisure time). Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

  4. Ndiyanda kulyookezya.

    I want to rest.

    Usage

    When you are tired or want a break

    Grammar Note

    "Ndiyanda ku-…" is the pattern for "I want to…", here with "kulyookezya" (to rest). Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended

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