Ndiri kukumbirawo nzira.
[ndee-ree koo-koo-mbee-rah-woh nzee-rah.]
phrase
LanguageShona (Zimbabwe)
Meaning- Excuse me, may I pass?
- You say this when you ask someone to step aside so that you can walk past them in a crowded place.
Ndiri kukumbirawo nzira.
Excuse me, may I pass?
Pachivanhu, tinoti Ndiri kukumbirawo nzira.
In our culture, we say excuse me, may I pass?
Pronunciationndee-ree koo-koo-mbee-rah-woh nzee-rah.
Registerrespectful
How it is usedUsed when asking for the way or passing through a crowded space politely.
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