Dictionnaire anglais–Sotho du Nord

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	nna	I am here today. Nna ke mo lehono.
you	pronom	wena	You are my friend. Wena o mogwera wa ka.
he	pronom	yena	He is at school now. Yena o sekolong bjale.
we	pronom	rena	We live in this house. Rena re dula ka ntlong ye.
they	pronom	bona	They are working today. Bona ba a šoma lehono.
what	pronom	eng	What do you want now? O nyaka eng bjale?
where	adverbe	kae	Where do they live? Ba dula kae?
when	adverbe	neng	When will you come? O tla neng?
who	pronom	mang	Who is that person? Ke mang motho yola?
why	adverbe	ka lebaka la eng	Why are you sad? O nyamile ka lebaka la eng?
how	adverbe	bjang	How do you know? O tseba bjang?
to be	verbe	ba	They are happy now. Ba thabile bjale.
to have	verbe	ba le	I have a new book. Ke na le puku ye mpsha.
to do	verbe	dira	We do our work well. Re dira mošomo wa rena gabotse.
to go	verbe	ya	I go to school daily. Ke ya sekolong letšatši le letšatši.
to come	verbe	tla	Please come to my house. Hle etla ntlong ya ka.
to see	verbe	bona	I see the big tree. Ke bona sehlare se segolo.
to know	verbe	tseba	They know the answer. Ba tseba karabo.
to think	verbe	nagana	I think about my family. Ke nagana ka lapa la ka.
to want	verbe	nyaka	We want more water. Re nyaka meetse a mantši.
to need	verbe	hloka	I need your help now. Ke hloka thušo ya gago bjale.
to make	verbe	dira	She will make some tea.
to take	verbe	tšea	Take the book home. Tšea puku o ye nayo gae.
to give	verbe	fa	Give me the red book. Mphe puku ye khubedu.
to say	verbe	bolela	Please say your name clearly. Hle bolela leina la gago gabotse.
to tell	verbe	botša	Tell me the true story. Mpotelele kanegelo ya nnete.
to ask	verbe	botšiša	Ask the teacher now. Botšiša morutiši bjale.
to find	verbe	hwetša	I found my old book. Ke hweditše puku ya ka ya kgale.
to look	verbe	lebelela	Look at the sky. Lebelela legodimo.
to use	verbe	šomiša	We use water every day. Re šomiša meetse letšatši le lengwe le le lengwe.
to work	verbe	šoma	They work in the city. Ba šoma toropong.
to eat	verbe	ja	Children eat bread every morning. Bana ba ja borotho mesong e mengwe le e mengwe.
to drink	verbe	nwa	I drink tea every morning. Ke nwa teye mesong e mengwe le e mengwe.
to sleep	verbe	roba	The child sleeps at night. Ngwana o robala bošego.
to walk	verbe	sepela	We walk to school together. Re sepela go ya sekolong mmogo.
to run	verbe	kitima	The boy runs fast. Mošemane o kitima ka lebelo.
to read	verbe	bala	I read this book. Ke bala puku ye.
to write	verbe	ngwala	Write your name here. Ngwala leina la gago mo.
to speak	verbe	bolela	They speak the language well. Ba bolela polelo gabotse.
to listen	verbe	theetša	Listen to the music. Theetša mmino.
to hear	verbe	kwa	I hear the wind outside. Ke kwa phefo ka ntle.
to buy	verbe	reka	We buy food today. Re reka dijo lehono.
to sell	verbe	rekiša	They sell fruit here. Ba rekiša dienywa mo.
to pay	verbe	lefa	I pay the money now. Ke lefa tšhelete bjale.
to help	verbe	thuša	Please help the child. Hle thuša ngwana.
to love	verbe	rata	I love my family. Ke rata lapa la ka.
to live	verbe	phela	They live in this city.
to die	verbe	hwa	Old trees can die. Dihlare tša kgale di ka hwa.
to learn	verbe	ithuta	Children learn at school. Bana ba ithuta sekolong.
to teach	verbe	ruta	They teach young children. Ba ruta bana ba banyenyane.
to open	verbe	bula	Open the door now. Bula mojako bjale.
to close	verbe	tswala	Close the window please.
person	nom	motho	That person is my friend. Motho yoo ke mogwera wa ka.
man	nom	monna	The man is very tall. Monna o molelele kudu.
woman	nom	mosadi	The woman is my teacher. Mosadi yoo ke morutiši wa ka.
child	nom	ngwana	The child is sleeping now. Ngwana o robetše bjale.
boy	nom	mošemane	The boy reads a book. Mošemane o bala puku.
girl	nom	ngwanenyana	The girl is very happy. Ngwanenyana o thabile kudu.
family	nom	lapa	My family lives here. Lapa la ka le dula mo.
mother	nom	mma	My mother is at home. Mma o gae.
father	nom	tate	My father works hard. Tate o šoma ka thata.
friend	nom	mogwera	She is my good friend.
house	nom	ntlo	Our house is very big. Ntlo ya rena e kgolo kudu.
home	nom	gae	We are going home now. Re ya gae bjale.
school	nom	sekolo	The school is nearby. Sekolo se kgauswi.
city	nom	toropo	This city is very busy. Toropo ye e swaregile kudu.
country	nom	naga	Our country is beautiful. Naga ya rena e botse.
world	nom	lefase	The world is very big. Lefase le legolo kudu.
street	nom	seterata	The street is long. Seterata se selelele.
room	nom	phapoši	The room is clean. Phapoši e hlwekile.
time	nom	nako	We have little time. Re na le nako ye nnyane.
day	nom	letšatši	Today is a good day. Lehono ke letšatši le lebotse.
night	nom	bošego	The night is cold. Bošego bo a tonya.
morning	nom	mosong	I drink tea every morning. Ke nwa teye mosong o mongwe le o mongwe.
evening	nom	mantšiboa	We walk in the evening. Re sepela mantšiboeng.
week	nom	beke	I work every week. Ke šoma beke e nngwe le e nngwe.
month	nom	kgwedi	This month is very long. Kgwedi ye e telele kudu.
year	nom	ngwaga	This year is important. Ngwaga wo o bohlokwa.
today	adverbe	lehono	I am happy today. Ke thabile lehono.
tomorrow	adverbe	gosasa	We will go tomorrow. Re tla ya gosasa.
yesterday	adverbe	maabane	He came yesterday morning. O tlile maabane mosong.
now	adverbe	bjale	Come here now. Etla mo bjale.
sun	nom	letšatši	The sun is hot. Letšatši le a fiša.
moon	nom	ngwedi	The moon is bright tonight.
star	nom	naledi	That star is bright. Naledi yela e phadima.
sky	nom	legodimo	The sky is blue. Legodimo le le tala.
earth	nom	lefase	The earth is our home. Lefase ke gae ga rena.
fire	nom	mollo	The fire is hot. Mollo o a fiša.
water	nom	meetse	Water is very important. Meetse a bohlokwa kudu.
rain	nom	pula	The rain is coming. Pula e a tla.
wind	nom	phefo	The wind is strong today. Phefo e matla lehono.
tree	nom	sehlare	That tree is very tall. Sehlare sela se telele kudu.
flower	nom	letšoba	The flower is beautiful. Letšoba le lebotse.
mountain	nom	thaba	The mountain is very high. Thaba e godimo kudu.
river	nom	noka	The river is long. Noka e telele.
sea	nom	lewatle	The sea is very big. Lewatle le legolo kudu.
food	nom	dijo	The food is ready. Dijo di lokile.
bread	nom	borotho	I eat bread daily. Ke ja borotho letšatši le lengwe le le lengwe.
rice	nom	raese	We eat rice tonight. Re ja raese bošegong bjo.
meat	nom	nama	The meat is hot. Nama e a fiša.
fish	nom	hlapi	We are cooking fish. Re apea hlapi.
egg	nom	lee	The egg is broken. Lee le robegile.
milk	nom	maswi	The child drinks milk. Ngwana o nwa maswi.
fruit	nom	dienywa	Fruit is good for children. Dienywa di loketše bana.
tea	nom	teye	The tea is hot. Teye e a fiša.
coffee	nom	kofi	I drink coffee now. Ke nwa kofi bjale.
head	nom	hlogo	My head is sore. Hlogo ya ka e a opša.
eye	nom	leihlo	My eye is red. Leihlo la ka le khubedu.
ear	nom	tsebe	His ear is sore. Tsebe ya gagwe e a opša.
mouth	nom	molomo	Open your mouth wide. Bula molomo wa gago kudu.
nose	nom	nko	My nose is cold. Nko ya ka e a tonya.
hand	nom	seatla	Wash your hand now. Hlatswa seatla sa gago bjale.
foot	nom	leoto	My foot is sore. Leoto la ka le a opša.
heart	nom	pelo	Her heart is strong.
name	nom	leina	What is your name? Leina la gago ke mang?
book	nom	puku	This book is new. Puku ye ke ye mpsha.
word	nom	lentšu	That word is important. Lentšu leo le bohlokwa.
language	nom	polelo	This language is beautiful. Polelo ye e botse.
money	nom	tšhelete	I have no money. Ga ke na tšhelete.
work	nom	mošomo	The work is hard. Mošomo o boima.
love	nom	lerato	Love is very important. Lerato le bohlokwa kudu.
music	nom	mmino	The music is beautiful. Mmino o monate.
story	nom	kanegelo	The story is very good. Kanegelo e bose kudu.
way	nom	tsela	This way is easy. Tsela ye e bonolo.
thing	nom	selo	That thing is new. Selo sela ke se seswa.
life	nom	bophelo	Life is very important. Bophelo bo bohlokwa kudu.
door	nom	mojako	The door is open. Mojako o bulegile.
table	nom	tafola	The table is big. Tafola e kgolo.
chair	nom	setulo	The chair is broken. Setulo se robegile.
car	nom	sefatanaga	The car is new. Sefatanaga se seswa.
good	adjectif	botse	This book is good. Puku ye e botse.
bad	adjectif	mpe	The food is bad. Dijo di mpe.
big	adjectif	kgolo	Our house is big. Ntlo ya rena e kgolo.
small	adjectif	nyane	The room is small. Phapoši e nyane.
new	adjectif	mpsha	I have a new car. Ke na le sefatanaga se seswa.
old	adjectif	kgale	That house is old. Ntlo yela ke ya kgale.
long	adjectif	telele	The road is long.
short	adjectif	kopana	The stick is short.
high	adjectif	godimo	That mountain is high. Thaba yela e godimo.
low	adjectif	fase	The table is low.
hot	adjectif	fiša	The water is hot. Meetse a a fiša.
cold	adjectif	tonya	The night is cold. Bošego bo a tonya.
happy	adjectif	thabile	The children are happy. Bana ba thabile.
sad	adjectif	nyamile	I am sad today. Ke nyamile lehono.
beautiful	adjectif	botse	The flower is beautiful. Letšoba le lebotse.
easy	adjectif	bonolo	This work is easy. Mošomo wo o bonolo.
fast	adjectif	ka lebelo	The car is fast. Sefatanaga se sepela ka lebelo.
slow	adjectif	nanya	The old man walks slow.
right	adjectif	nepagetše	Your answer is right. Karabo ya gago e nepagetše.
wrong	adjectif	fošagetše	That answer is wrong. Karabo yela e fošagetše.
important	adjectif	bohlokwa	Water is important for life. Meetse a bohlokwa bophelong.
true	adjectif	nnete	His story is true. Kanegelo ya gagwe ke nnete.
full	adjectif	tletše	The cup is full.
empty	adjectif	se na selo	The room is empty. Phapoši ga e na selo.
young	adjectif	mofsa	The child is young. Ngwana o sa le mofsa.
strong	adjectif	matla	That man is strong. Monna yola o na le matla.
weak	adjectif	fokola	The child is weak. Ngwana o fokola.
red	adjectif	khubedu	The flower is red. Letšoba le khubedu.
blue	adjectif	tala	The sky is blue. Legodimo le le tala.
green	adjectif	tala	The tree is green. Sehlare se setala.
yellow	adjectif	serolwana	The flower is yellow.
black	adjectif	ntsho	The car is black. Sefatanaga se ntsho.
white	adjectif	šweu	The milk is white. Maswi a šweu.
yes	interjection	ee	Yes, I know him. Ee, ke a mo tseba.
no	interjection	aowa	No, I do not know. Aowa, ga ke tsebe.
not	adverbe	ga	I do not work today. Ga ke šome lehono.
and	conjonction	le	Mother and father are here. Mma le tate ba mo.
or	conjonction	goba	Tea or coffee is fine. Teye goba kofi go lokile.
but	conjonction	eupša	I want tea but coffee is fine. Ke nyaka teye eupša kofi e lokile.
if	conjonction	ge	If you come, I will help. Ge o etla, ke tla thuša.
because	conjonction	ka gobane	I am happy because you came. Ke thabile ka gobane o tlile.
with	préposition	le	I live with my family. Ke dula le lapa la ka.
without	préposition	ntle le	He went without money. O ile ntle le tšhelete.
for	préposition	bakeng sa	This food is for children. Dijo tše ke bakeng sa bana.
from	préposition	go tšwa	I come from this city. Ke tšwa toropong ye.
to	préposition	go	We go to school. Re ya go sekolo.