Kifuliiru Sentences · Conversations
Asking for Help & Directions
Learn to ask for and give assistance and directions
Lesson overview
Being able to ask for help and give directions is essential when traveling or in unfamiliar situations.
Key rules
- Always start with "Ndisavye" (excuse me/please)
- Be clear about what you need
- Use location words accurately
- Thank people for their help
Kifuliiru examples with translations
- A: Ndisavye, isoko liri aha? B: Gendera bulembe, liri harya.
- A: Excuse me, where is the market? B: Go straight, it's over there.
- Asking for directions
- A: Mwandesha? B: Ehe, nkwandesha.
- A: Can you help me? B: Yes, I can help you.
- Requesting assistance
- A: Nzire ku nzu ya Mukandoli. B: Gendera ku bubale bwa buryo.
- A: I want to go to Mukandoli's house. B: Go to the right side.
- Specific directions
- A: Webale muno kwa kundesha! B: Kale, nta kibi.
- A: Thank you very much for helping me! B: Okay, no problem.
- Expressing thanks