U sasekile swinene
You are very beautiful
Usage
A compliment for someone you know or like
Grammar Note
Composed from verified words (composed). "saseka" means "to be beautiful" and has no gender marking
Ndza ku rhandza
I like you / I love you
Usage
A strong declaration of feeling; use it only with someone close
Grammar Note
The object "ku" (you) goes before the verb. "rhandza" covers both "like" and "love"
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