Episode 2-goodbye - isizulu

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beginner's guide to learning isizulu lesson 2- saying goodbye song- kwasa kwasa by Arthur Good Bye! - Sala kahle ( stay well - to a person staying) -Salani kahle (stay well- to persons staying) -Hamba kahle (go well- to a person going) -Hambani kahle (go well- to persons going) See you later!- Sizobonana! Good night! - Lala kahle (sleep well- to a person ) - Lalani kahle (sleep well - to persons) I will return- Ngizophenduka I have to go now- Ngifanele ngihambe [email protected]

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beginner's guide to learning isizulu lesson 2- saying goodbye song- kwasa kwasa by Arthur Good Bye! - Sala kahle ( stay well - to a person staying) -Salani kahle (stay well- to persons staying) -Hamba kahle (go well- to a person...

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