Test 1 prep Flashcards by Zurika Murray | Brainscape

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father

fathers

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ntate

bontate

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mother

mothers

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mme

bomme

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man

men

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monna

banna

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woman

women

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mosadi

basadi

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sir

sirs

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monghadi

benghadi

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madam

madams

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mofumahadi

mafumahadi

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miss

miss’s

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mofumahatsana

mafumahatsana

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teacher

teachers

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titjhere / mosuwe

dititjhere / mesuwe

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elder brother

elder brothers

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aubuti

boaubuti

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younger brother

younger brothers

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moena

baena

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elder sister

elder sisters

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ausi

boausi

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younger sister

younger sisters

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nnake

bonnake

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boy

boys

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moshemane

bashemane

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girl

girls

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ngwanana

banana

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daughter-in-law

pl.

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ngwetsi / makoti

dingwetsi / bomakoti

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son-in-law

pl.

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mokgwenyana

bakgwenyana

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Say he must stay well. (the father)

A

Sala hantle, ntate.

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Say they must go well. (the boys)

A

Tsamayang hantle, bashemane.

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Say she must go in peace. (the elder sister)

A

Tsamaya ka kgotso, ausi.

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Say he must ride well. (Thabiso)

A

Palama hantle, Thabiso.

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Say they must stay well. (ladies and gentlemen)

A

Salang hantle, bomme le bontate.

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Where are you coming from?

A

O tswa kae?

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I am coming from work.

A

Ke tswa mosebetsing.

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We are coming from church.

A

Re tswa kerekeng.

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Where are you going?

A

O ya kae?

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I am going to the doctor.

A

Ke ya ngakeng.

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Do you understand Sesotho?

A

O tseba Sesotho na?

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No, I am learning Sesotho.

A

Tjhee, ke ithuta Sesotho.

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Yes, I understand a little bit of Sesotho.

A

Ee, ke tseba Sesotho hannyane.

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Talk slowly, I am learning Sesotho.

A

Bua butle, ke ithuta Sesotho.

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Where do you live?

A

O dula kae?

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I live in Mangaung.

A

Ke dula Mangaung.

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Who do you live with?

A

O dula le mang?

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I live with my family.

A

Ke dula le ba lelapa la ka.

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I live on my own.

A

Ke dula ke le mong.

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Where do you work?

A

O sebetsa kae?

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I work at the Post Office.

A

Ke sebetsa posong.

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Who do you work with?

A

O sebetsa le mang?

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I work with Pule.

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Ke sebetsa le Pule.

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I work together with many people.

A

Ke sebetsa le batho ba bangata.