Lá Altaithe shona dhuit
Nollaig shona daoibh.
Looks like someone's trying to say "Happy Mother's Day". "La" means day, "sonas" means happy, "máthair" means mother. But the proper way to say this in Irish is "La 'le Mháithreacha Shona duit" (when saying it to one person) or "La 'le Mháithreacha Shona daoibh" (when saying it to multiple people). This literally translates as "Happy festival day of mothers to you", 'le being short for "fheile".
Oíche Shamhna shona duit/ dhaoibh (plural)
Zuva rako ranga riri sei?
No. Go raibh maith agat means Thank you. Lá (fheile) Phadraig shona dhuit is happy st patricks day (not sure about spelling).
Kubadwa kwa sopano kwabwino!
breithlá shona dhuit, a dheirfiúr
"Beannachtaí Lá Fheile Padraig Duit" lá fheile Padraig shona duit
In Shona, "talk tomorrow" can be translated as "taura mangwana." This phrase is used to indicate that you will communicate or have a conversation the following day.
"Karibu kumusha" is how you say welcome home in Shona.
You can say "Mangwanani" in Shona to greet someone in the morning.