Nitie kar nindo?
Do you have a room?
Usage
Asks about a free room; literally 'is there a place to sleep'.
Grammar Note
Composed: nitie (there is) + kar nindo (place to sleep).
Adwaro kar nindo
I need a place to sleep
Usage
When looking for somewhere to stay.
Grammar Note
Composed: adwaro + kar nindo.
Otanda
Bed
Usage
Refers to a bed.
Grammar Note
A one-word noun.
Magawa en kanye?
Where is the hotel?
Usage
Asks where the hotel is.
Grammar Note
Composed: noun + en + kanye?
More Dholuo phrases
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