Greetings in Luchazi
Greetings in Luchazi and conversational phrases Greeting is the ceremonial words or acts of one who meets, welcomes, or formally addresses another. Greetings in Luchazi language are expressions or sometimes gestures used when meeting someone. They are a way to show respect, friendliness and goodwill. Depending on who you are with, greetings can range from formal to informal. When learning Luchazi, knowing how to greet someone and use common phrases can help you build rapport and sound more natural in conversations. Ku licesa = to greet each other or visit one another or to address with expression of kind wishes upon meeting or arrival. Meneka = greet or to address with expression of kind wishes upon meeting or arrival. Hinduisa = greet or to address with expression of kind wishes upon meeting or arrival. Cihindu = well-being or good health. Ua hinduka? = have you woken up well? Or are you well? It simply means “how are you?” or “good morning?” Nja hinduka mua cili = I h...