Kudla kumnandzi kakhulu!
The food is very delicious!
Usage
Praises the food
Grammar Note
Composed by regular grammar rather than a fixed set phrase. kudla (food) + ku-mnandzi (is tasty, class 15 agreement) + kakhulu (very).
Lendzawo yinhle kakhulu.
This place is very beautiful.
Usage
Praises a beautiful place
Grammar Note
Composed by regular grammar rather than a fixed set phrase. le-ndzawo (this place, class 9) + yi-nhle (is beautiful) + kakhulu (very).
Wente umsebenti lomuhle kakhulu.
You really did excellent work.
Usage
Praises someone's work
Grammar Note
Composed by regular grammar rather than a fixed set phrase. w-ente (you did) + umsebenti (work, class 3) + lo-muhle (good) + kakhulu (very). Do not use Zulu "umsebenzi"
Ukhuluma siNgisi kahle kakhulu.
You speak English very well.
Usage
Compliments someone's English
Grammar Note
Composed by regular grammar rather than a fixed set phrase. u-khuluma (you speak) + siNgisi (English) + kahle kakhulu (very well). Language names keep the capital after "si"
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