Weather & Climate

13 phrases · Sesotho with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kajeno ho tjhesa.

    It's hot today

    Usage

    Remarks on the heat today

    Grammar Note

    "Ho tjhesa" means it is hot (weather).

  2. Ho shebahala hore pula e tla na.

    It looks like it will rain

    Usage

    Remarks that it looks like rain

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  3. Sefefo se a atamela.

    A storm is approaching

    Usage

    Warns that a storm is approaching

    Grammar Note

    Atamela means "come near". Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  4. Kajeno ho phodile.

    It's cool today

    Usage

    Remarks that it is cool today

    Grammar Note

    "Ho phodile" means it is cool.

  5. Ke kopa bolepi ba lehodimo.

    Please tell me the weather forecast

    Usage

    Asks for the weather forecast

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  6. Na ke hloka samporele?

    Should I bring an umbrella?

    Usage

    Asks whether an umbrella is needed

    Grammar Note

    Samporele comes from Afrikaans. Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  7. Sehla sa pula ke neng?

    When is the rainy season?

    Usage

    Asks when the rainy season is

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  8. Letsatsi le tjhesa haholo.

    The sun is really strong

    Usage

    Remarks that the sun is strong

    Grammar Note

    Composed sentence built with regular Sesotho grammar (composed).

  9. Pula

    Rain

    Usage

    The word for rain

    Grammar Note

    Pula means rain. It is a class 9 noun, as in "Pula e a na" (it is raining).

  10. Moya

    Wind

    Usage

    The word for wind

    Grammar Note

    Moya means wind.

  11. Letsatsi

    Sun

    Usage

    The word for sun

    Grammar Note

    Letsatsi means both sun and day.

  12. Lehodimo le hlakile.

    The sky is clear

    Usage

    Remarks that the sky is clear

    Grammar Note

    "Le hlakile" means is clear.

  13. Ho na le maru.

    It is cloudy

    Usage

    Remarks that it is cloudy

    Grammar Note

    Maru is the plural of leru (cloud).

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