Ke batla ho thusa e le moithaopi.
I want to help as a volunteer.
Usage
Used to offer your help as a volunteer
Grammar Note
"Moithaopi" (plural "baithaopi") is the volunteer word from "ithaopa" (offer oneself). Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Na ho na le mokgatlo wa baithaopi mona?
Is there a volunteer organization here?
Usage
Used to ask whether there is a volunteer organization nearby
Grammar Note
"Mokgatlo" means organisation or society. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Ke batla ho ruta bana.
I want to teach children.
Usage
Used to offer to teach children
Grammar Note
"Bana" is the plural of "ngwana" (child).
Nka thusa kae kajeno?
Where can I help today?
Usage
Used to ask where you can help today
Grammar Note
"Nka" is the contracted form of "ke ka" (I can). Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
A re hlwekiseng sebaka sena hammoho.
Let's clean the area together.
Usage
Used to invite others to clean a place together
Grammar Note
"A re ...ng" is the "let us" form. "Hlwekisa" means to clean. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Mokgatlo wa lona o thusa batho ba hlokang.
Your organization helps people in need.
Usage
Used to acknowledge an organization that helps people in need
Grammar Note
"Wa lona" (your, plural) is the respectful plural. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Re leboha mosebetsi wa lona.
We thank you for your work.
Usage
Used to thank someone for their work
Grammar Note
"Leboha" means thank. The plural "lona" shows respect. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Na o hloka kwetliso?
Do you need training?
Usage
Used to ask whether training is needed
Grammar Note
"Kwetliso" means training. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Ke batla ho thusa mosebetsing wa tsa bophelo bo botle.
I want to help with health work.
Usage
Used to offer help with health-related work
Grammar Note
"Mosebetsing" is the locative of "mosebetsi". Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
Botho bo re ruta ho thusana, esita le batho bao re sa ba tsebeng.
Botho teaches us to help one another, even people we do not know.
Usage
Used when talking about the spirit of mutual help. Botho is the Basotho and Batswana idea of humane behaviour towards others
Grammar Note
"Botho" means humaneness and corresponds to ubuntu. "Re sa ba tsebeng" is a negative relative clause. Composed sentence built with regular grammar.
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