Zulu Buyisa
To bring back something is bu-yisa in Zulu. You must bring back something you borrowed or governments can bring back the death penalty (not a good idea).
Bu- is pronounced as in boo boo.
Yi- is pronounced as in ying yang.
Sa- is pronounced as in summer.
Bu-yi-sa is the Zulu word for bring back or
return it.
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ZULU
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ENGLISH
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Buyi-sile.
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A girl’s name which means something
has been brought back. It can be in
honour of someone who was in the U.K. for a long time, but decided to come
home after 20 years. She is also called Buyi, the shortened version.
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Bu-yisa imali yami.
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Bring back my money.
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Bu-yisa u-$500.00 wami.
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Bring back my $500.00.
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Bu-yisa ingane yami.
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Bring back my child.
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Bu-yisa indoda yami.
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Bring back my husband/lover (usually
very difficult).
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Ba-buyile.
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They have come back.
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Buya no-Nandini.
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Come back with Nandini.
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Buya no-Diana.
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Come back with Diana.
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Buya no-Gong Li.
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Come back with Gong Li.
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U-zo-buya kusasa.
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He will come back in tomorrow.
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Ba-zo-buya ngo-December.
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They’ll come back in December.
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Ba-zo-buya ngo-June.
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They’ll come back in June.
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