Ndefwaya ukumona inama sha mpanga.
I want to see wild animals.
Usage
Tells a guide or park staff that you want to see wildlife
Grammar Note
"inama sha mpanga" is literally "animals of the bush", i.e. wild animals; "inama" also means meat. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Bushe kuti twakopa ifikope?
Can we take photos?
Usage
Asks permission before taking photos; always ask before photographing people or sites
Grammar Note
"-kopa" means "take a picture" and "tu-" is "we". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Indalama shinga ukwingila?
What is the admission fee?
Usage
Asks the entry fee of a park or attraction
Grammar Note
Literally "how much money to enter"; not a fixed price phrase. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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