Schedule & Booking

1. Lero ndi lolemba.

   Today is Monday.

   Usage

   Says the day; swap in another day name

   Grammar Note

   Day names are written in lower case. Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

2. Mawa ndi lachiwiri.

   Tomorrow is Tuesday.

   Usage

   Says tomorrow's day

   Grammar Note

   "lachiwiri" comes from "second". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

3. Tidzakumana mawa m'mawa.

   We will meet tomorrow morning.

   Usage

   "mawa m'mawa" appears in the Peace Corps text

   Grammar Note

   Note that "mawa" alone can also suggest "early tomorrow". Composed from dictionary-verified words with regular grammar.

4. Mumatseka nthawi yanji?

   What time do you close?

   Usage

   Wikivoyage has the same sentence

   Grammar Note

   The root -tseka means "close".

5. Lero

   Today

   Usage

   The word for today

   Grammar Note

   It occurs 386 times in the Bible.

6. Mawa

   Tomorrow

   Usage

   The word for tomorrow

   Grammar Note

   "mawa m'mawa" is "tomorrow morning".

7. Dzulo

   Yesterday

   Usage

   The word for yesterday

   Grammar Note

   It occurs 47 times in the Peace Corps text.

8. Mlungu uno

   This week

   Usage

   This week; "sabata ino" is also used

   Grammar Note

   "mlungu" is a class 3 noun.

Browse all TravelPhrases languages