Visa & Immigration

1. A ke tlhoka visa?

   Do I need a visa?

   Usage

   Asking whether a visa is needed

   Grammar Note

   tn.wikipedia has ga ba tlhoke visa "they do not need a visa". The sentence-initial a marks a yes/no question. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

2. Visa ya me e fela leng?

   When does my visa expire?

   Usage

   Asking when a visa runs out

   Grammar Note

   fela is "come to an end" (dictionary; fedile on the money cards is the same verb). No verified word for "expire", so "end" is used. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

3. Ke batla go oketsa nako ya go nna

   I want to extend my stay

   Usage

   Asking to extend your stay

   Grammar Note

   oketsa is "increase", nna is "stay, be". The same nna appears on the airport cards. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

4. Ke tshwanetse go tla le pasa ya me

   I must bring my passport

   Usage

   Saying you must bring your passport

   Grammar Note

   tla le is "come with, bring". pasa is a dictionary loan headword for "passport". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review recommended.

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