How do say goodbye in Uganda?

Answer 1

South Africa has 11 official languages, 2 of European origin, and the rest of African origin. Here is a list of how to say Hello and Goodbye in three of these languages.

English: Hello - Goodbye

Afrikaans: Hello = Hallo, Hi = Haai, Goodbye = Totsiens

Zulu - Hello = Sawubona (to a singular person), Sanibonani (to a plural group of people) - Goodbye = Sala kahle (to a singular person), Salani kahle (for plural)

Here's a complete list of all 11.

English

Hello

Afrikaans

Goeiedag

Ndebele

Lotjhani

Xhosa

Molo

Zulu

Sawubona

Swati

Sawubona

Sotho

Dumela

Northern Sotho

Dumela

Tswana

Dumela

Venda

♂Ndaa / ♀Aa

Tsonga

Avuxeni

English

Goodbye

Afrikaans

Totsiens

Ndebele

Uhambe kuhle

Xhosa

Sala kakuhle

Zulu

Sala kahle

Swati

Sala kahle

Sotho

Sala hantle

Northern Sotho

Å ala gabotse

Tswana

Tsamayo sentlê

Venda

Kha vha sale zwavhudi

Tsonga

Salani kahle

Answer 2

In New Zealand, ways to say goodbye are:

• "Goodbye"
• "E noho rā" (from a person leaving)
• "E haere rā" (from a person staying)
• "Ka kite ano"

or less formally:

• "Bye"
• "Hei konā rā"
• "Hei konei rā"
• "See you later"

Answer 3

You don't, Zimbabwe is not in south africa.

Zimbabwe. Speaks english or shona, in english its the same. In shona, its maskwera sei, = how are you.

In South Africa its afrikaans or zulu, or english.

Afrikaans = who gan dit. How goes it.

Dunno zulu. Sorry

Answer 4

There are 3 main languages in Zimbabwe therefore goodbye is said the following way

English: Goodbye

Shona: tichamboenda, tichambokusiyai

Ndebele: salani kuhle

Answer 5

Sala Kahle - Stay well or Hamba Kahle - Go well

Answer 6

Africa has over 50 countries and hundreds of languages, so there are far too many ways to say goodbye in Africa to be listed here.

Answer 7

In English it would be the same word. In Zulu it is Hamba Kahle, in Africaans it would be Tot Siens

Answer 8

Welaba(luganda)

Answer 9

U beautiful

Answer 10

good bye