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Ngaka

Doctor

Dingaka

Doctors

Nnese

Nurse

Dinnese

Nurses

Tsala

Friend

Ditsala

Friends

Peterole

Petrol

Toropo

Town

Ditoropo

Towns

Tsela

Road/ Way

Ditsela

Roads/ Ways

Koloi

Wagon / Truck

Dikoloi

Wagons / Trucks

Lori

Lorry

Dilori

Lorries

Bese

Bus

Dibese

Buses

Kgomo

Ox

Dikgomo

Oxes

Teng

Here / there / around

Kae

Where

Fenesetere

Window

Baesekele

Bicycle

Terekere

Tractor

Podi

Goat

Nku

Sheep

Koko

Hen

Ntja

Dog

Wena

Yourself (singular)

Go siame

It's alright

Go tswa

To come from/ out