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language :Shona Origin : Zimbabwe Translation : Good morning my sweetheart , I love you very much

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Ndinokuda is I love you, or sex or make love


What does mudiwa wangu mean?

"Mudiwa wangu" is a Shona term that translates to "my love" in English. It is a term of endearment used to express affection towards someone.


Is Zimbabwe a command economy?

Mudiwa wangu.


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Mjukuu wangu means "my grandchild." To specify the sex, you have to add an adjectival phrase: mjukuu wangu wa kiume (kee-OO-may) or mjukuu wangu wa k, i, k, e (KEE-kay).


How do you say be mine in Swahili?

Kuwa wangu


How do you say you're my sweetheart in Swahili?

Mpenzi wangu


How do you say my love in Swahili?

You can say "my love" in Swahili as "penzi langu."


How do you say my loves in Swahili?

NO my love is this- upendo wangu


How do you say you stole my heart in Swahili?

Umeniibia moyo wangu.


How do you say will you marry me in Swahili?

(Name of gal) ninaomba uwe mke wangu! If she is aware, otherwise, put it in question mark if she is not aware '(name of a gal) utapenda kuwa mke wangu?


Jambo mungu wangu Nakupenda sana?

My GOD i love You so much


What is child in Swahili?

Mtoto, for someone's child or children in general: mtoto wangu, my child, watoto wa shule, schoolchildren.Mwana is also used of someone's child, and mwanagu, my child, is possibly more common than mtoto wangu. Plural: wanangu or watoto wangu. Mwanangu is often used in addressing a child: usifanye hivi, mwanangu, don't do that, my child, also used by a teacher speaking to young children or any older person chiding a young person.