Accommodation

1. Ndikufuna chipinda cha anthu awiri.

   I want a room for two people.

   Usage

   Change the number of people as needed

   Grammar Note

   "anthu awiri" means "two people". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

2. Tikufuna zipinda ziwiri.

   We want two rooms.

   Usage

   For a group that needs two rooms

   Grammar Note

   "zipinda" is the plural of "chipinda". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

3. Ndikufuna chipinda china.

   I want another room.

   Usage

   Asks for a different room

   Grammar Note

   "china" is the class 7 "another". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

4. Mundionetse chipinda changa, chonde.

   Please show me my room.

   Usage

   Ask to be shown to your room after check-in

   Grammar Note

   The root -onetsa means "show". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

5. Ndikufuna kusiya katundu wanga pano.

   I want to leave my luggage here.

   Usage

   To store luggage after check-out

   Grammar Note

   "kusiya" means "leave behind". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

6. Ndikufuna bedi lina.

   I want another bed.

   Usage

   Asks for an extra bed

   Grammar Note

   "bedi" is a class 5 loanword from "bed". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

7. Chakudya cha m'mawa chili kuti?

   Where is breakfast served?

   Usage

   Asks where breakfast is

   Grammar Note

   "chakudya cha m'mawa" is "food of the morning". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

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