How To Use Singular Pronouns in Sentences | Ndebele Lessons

Singular pronouns i.e. I, you, him, and her are very important in a language. When learning Ndebele, you need to know how to properly use them in sentences. This lesson will teach you how to describe yourself, the next person, or a third person in isiNdebele.

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You are a good teacher ❤️👌🏾

[@learnzimndebele]

Thank you!

[@faraimasere623]

Good teacher you left us alone. 😢😢😢😢😢 Sizafundiswa ngubani?

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@@faraimasere623 Ngiyaphenduka mfundi wami 😄

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@@learnzimndebele uzaphenduka Nini? Sifun ukhufunda. Isindebele sihle. I know it's not correct but you introduced us. Sizamele

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@@faraimasere623 Ngizakwenza amanye amavideos kumaviki azayo✔️

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For respect, do we use pronouns for plural (Yena?)

[@learnzimndebele]

No, we use Yena for everyone (young, old, highly respected etc)

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So, if I want to say she is a thief, I say, "Yena isela."

[@learnzimndebele]

Yena *lisela