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Lesson 10 of 10
Help and emergencies in Zulu
The words you hope to never need. Play the ten Zulu words against the clock, with a note on how locals really use each one after every answer. All ten are written out below.
All 10 Zulu phrases in this lesson
- Ngisize!ngi-SI-ze
- Help!
- Biza udokotelaBI-za oo-do-ko-TE-la
- Call a doctor
- Amaphoyisaa-ma-pho-YI-sa
- Police
- Ikhemisiee-khe-MI-si
- Pharmacy
- Isibhedlelaee-si-BHED-le-la
- Hospital
- Ngidukilengi-doo-KI-le
- I'm lost
- Angizizwa kahlean-gi-ZEE-zwa KAH-hleh
- I don't feel well
- Yebiweye-BI-we
- It was stolen
- Kuyisimo esiphuthumayokoo-yi-SEE-mo eh-si-phoo-thoo-MAH-yo
- It's an emergency
- Ngiyekengi-YEH-keh
- Leave me alone
A request for help to one person.
Udokotela is a doctor.
The police. For police emergencies in South Africa, dial 10111.
A word for a pharmacy.
A word for a hospital.
Use when you cannot find your way.
A passive form. The agreement depends on what was stolen.