Massage & Spa

1. Ho tla nka nako e kae?

   How long will it take?

   Usage

   Asks how long the treatment will take

   Grammar Note

   A common everyday word.

2. Ho thata haholo, ka kopo etsa ka bonolo.

   It is too hard. Please be gentler.

   Usage

   Says it is too hard and asks for a gentler touch

   Grammar Note

   Ka bonolo means "gently, easily". Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

3. Ho monate haholo, ke a phomola.

   This is very pleasant — I am relaxing

   Usage

   Says it feels very pleasant and you are relaxing

   Grammar Note

   Phomola means "rest". Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

4. Ke a leboha, o entse mosebetsi o motle haholo.

   Thank you — you did excellent work

   Usage

   Thanks the therapist and praises the work

   Grammar Note

   Mosebetsi o motle means "good work". Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

5. Ke utlwa bohloko mona. Ka kopo sheba mona.

   It is painful here. Please look here.

   Usage

   Says it hurts here and asks them to look at the spot

   Grammar Note

   Ke utlwa bohloko means "I feel pain". Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

6. Na ho na le shawara ka mora moo?

   Is there a shower after the massage?

   Usage

   Asks whether there is a shower afterwards

   Grammar Note

   Shawara is borrowed from English shower. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.

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