Zulu 2015 - Cooking
All normal people get hungry so they cook. Cook is –pheka-
in isiZulu, one of the many languages
in the country called South Africa.
The sound –phe- is
like pack or Pam in English.
ZULU
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ENGLISH
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Ngiya-pheka.
|
I
am cooking.
|
Uya-pheka.
|
He
is cooking.
She
is cooking.
|
Baya-pheka.
|
They
are cooking.
|
U-phekani?
|
What
are you cooking?
|
Ngi-pheka
inyama.
|
I
am cooking meat.
|
Ngi-pheka
ithanga.
|
I
am cooking pumpkin.
|
Ba-phekani?
|
What
are they cooking?
|
Ba-pheka
utshwala besiZulu.
|
They
are cooking Zulu beer.
|
Ba-pheka
imifino.
|
They
are cooking spinach or collard greens.
|
Uphi
umama?
|
Where
is mother?
|
Uya-pheka.
|
She
is cooking.
|
Uphi
u-Boris?
|
Where
is Boris?
|
U-Boris
uya-pheka.
|
Boris
is cooking.
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EXERCISES: Friends must ask each other questions
based on what you cook in your country.
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