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1. Ke na le bothata jwa go bona. A o ka nthusa?

   I have difficulty seeing. Can you help me?

   Usage

   Telling someone you have trouble seeing and asking for help

   Grammar Note

   bothata jwa go bona "difficulty seeing" occurs on tn.wikipedia. nthusa is thusa "help" with the object prefix n- "me". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

2. Ga ke utlwe sentle. Ke kopa o bue sentle

   I do not hear well. Please speak clearly

   Usage

   Telling someone you hear poorly and asking them to speak clearly (hearing aids are not mentioned)

   Grammar Note

   ga ... -e is the negative (utlwa becomes utlwe). ba ba sa utlweng sentle "people who do not hear well" occurs on tn.wikipedia. No word for "hearing aid" was verified, so it is left out. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

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