Ndi mpofu.
I am blind.
Usage
Tells people you are blind, as an opening before asking for guidance or help
Grammar Note
Ndi means "I am". The noun impofu loses its initial i after ndi. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Nshilemona bwino. Ngafweni, mukwai.
I cannot see well. Please help me.
Usage
Explains a sight difficulty and politely asks for help or guidance
Grammar Note
nshi-le-mona = my negative + progressive + see, built like nshilefwaya "I do not want". Ngafweni is the polite/plural command form. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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