Zifuniro za Mulungu
Singular is Chifuniro, but I think God is plural. If singular, it becomes:
Chifuniro cha Mulungu
The Lord in the sence of God? Mulungu, Ambuye, Namalenga
face to face in Chichewa! eazeh lol
moni
Bwino.
chonde
In Chichewa, you can say "Moni" to greet someone, which is a common way to say hi. For a more formal greeting, you might use "Muli bwanji?" which means "How are you?" Both expressions are widely used in Malawi, where Chichewa is predominantly spoken.
Wakhonza
Ndamusowa Lit. meaning: I missed You.
funso (question) mafunso (questions)
congratulations
In Malawi, you can say "Mulungu akukonda" to express "God Loves You" in Chichewa, which is one of the country's main languages. The phrase captures the sentiment of divine love and care. If you're communicating in a religious context, this phrase is commonly understood and appreciated.
Wokongola, like mkazi wokongolo means beautiful girl.