Business & Work

1. Ke mona bakeng sa dipuisano tsa kgwebo

   I am here for business negotiations.

   Usage

   Used to introduce yourself as being there for business negotiations

   Grammar Note

   "Bakeng sa" means for. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

2. Na nka fumana karete ya hao ya kgwebo?

   May I have your business card?

   Usage

   Used to ask for someone's business card

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

3. Kopano e qala ka nako mang?

   When will the meeting start?

   Usage

   Used to confirm when a meeting starts

   Grammar Note

   "Ka nako mang" means at what time.

4. Ke batla ho hlahisa moralo wa rona wa kgwebo

   I would like to present our business plan.

   Usage

   Used to introduce a presentation of your business plan

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

5. Re kopa tumellano ya tshebedisanommoho

   We request an agreement on cooperation.

   Usage

   Used to ask for a cooperation agreement

   Grammar Note

   "Tumellano ya tshebedisanommoho" (cooperation agreement) is a phrase from government texts

6. Ke batla ho bua le molaodi e moholo

   I want to speak with the senior manager.

   Usage

   Used to ask to speak with the head manager or director

   Grammar Note

   "Molaodi e Moholo" is a title (chief executive or director-general); molaodi alone means manager. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

7. Ke a leboha monyetla wa ho buisana

   Thank you for the opportunity to discuss.

   Usage

   Used to thank someone for the chance to talk at the end of a meeting

   Grammar Note

   Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

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