Greetings vocabulary words in Chichewa and English

To learn Chichewa language, common vocabulary is one of the important sections. Common Vocabulary contains common Chichewa words that we can used in daily life. Greetings are one part of common words used in day-to-day life conversations. If you are interested to learn Greetings vocabulary words in Chichewa, this place will help you to learn all Greetings vocabulary words in English to Chichewa language. Greetings vocabulary words are used in daily life, so it is important to learn all Greetings vocabulary words in English to Chichewa and play Chichewa quiz and also play picture vocabulary, play some games so you get not bored. If you think too hard to learn Chichewa language, then 1000 most common Chichewa words will helps to learn Chichewa language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. The below table gives the translation of Greetings vocabulary words in Chichewa.

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List of Greetings vocabulary words in Chichewa

Here is the list of Greetings in Chichewa language and their pronunciation in English.

Greetings vocabulary words - Chichewa

Hello	Moni
Welcome	olandiridwa
Thanks	zikomo
Congratulations	zikomo
Good morning	m'mawa wabwino
Good afternoon	masana abwino
Good evening	madzulo abwino
Good night	usiku wabwino
Happy birthday	tsiku labwino lobadwa
Happy Christmas	khirisimasi yabwino
Happy new year	chaka chabwino chatsopano
Happy valentine’s day	tsiku labwino la valentine
Thank you	Zikomo
Thank you so much	Zikomo kwambiri
Thank you very much	Zikomo kwambiri
Thanks a million	zikomo miliyoni
I love you	ndimakukondani
I love you so much	ndimakukonda kwambiri
I love you very much	ndimakukonda kwambiri
I’m in love	ndili mchikondi

I’m in love with you	Ndagwa nawe m'chikondi
I missed you so much	ndinakusowani kwambiri
I’m crazy about you	ndikupenga nawe
Thanks for everything	zikomo pa chilichonse
I really appreciate it	ndimayamikira kwambiri
What is your name	dzina lanu ndi ndani
How are you	muli bwanji
I am fine	ndili bwino
See you	tiwonana
See you later	tiwonana nthawi yina
See you next week	tiwonana sabata yamawa
See you next year	tionana chaka chamawa
See you soon	tiwonana posachedwa
See you tomorrow	tiwonana mawa
I’m sorry	Ndine wachisoni
I’m so sorry	Pepani
I'm crazy with you	ndapenga nawe
Nice to meet you	Ndakondwa kukumana nanu
That’s a good deal	ndizo zabwino
You're beautiful	ndinu okongola

You're nice	ndinu abwino
You're very nice	Ndinu abwino kwabwino
You're very smart	ndinu anzeru kwambiri
Take care	samalira
I miss you	ndakusowa
I really miss you	ndakusowadi
I really miss you so much	ndakusowa kwambiri
Very good	zabwino kwambiri
Well done	mwachita bwino
Sweet dreams	maloto abwino
Good idea	lingaliro labwino
Good luck	zabwino zonse
Good to see you	chabwino kukuwonani
Good bye	Bayi

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Top 1000 Chichewa words

Here you learn top 1000 Chichewa words, that is separated into sections to learn easily (Simple words, Easy words, Medium words, Hard Words, Advanced Words). These words are very important in daily life conversations, basic level words are very helpful for beginners. All words have Chichewa meanings with transliteration.

Eat	kudya
All	zonse
New	zatsopano
Snore	nkonono
Fast	kudya
Help	Thandizeni
Pain	ululu
Rain	mvula
Pride	kunyada
Sense	nzeru
Large	chachikulu
Skill	luso
Panic	mantha
Thank	zikomo
Desire	chilakolako
Woman	mkazi
Hungry	wanjala

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Daily use Chichewa Sentences

Here you learn top Chichewa sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Chichewa meanings with transliteration.

Good morning	M'mawa wabwino
What is your name	Dzina lanu ndi ndani
What is your problem	Vuto lanu ndi chiyani?
I hate you	ndimadana nanu
I love you	ndimakukondani
Can I help you	Kodi ndingakuthandizeni?
I am sorry	Pepani
I want to sleep	ndikufuna kugona
This is very important	Izi ndi zofunika kwambiri
Are you hungry	Muli ndi njala?
How is your life	Moyo wanu uli bwanji?
I am going to study	Ndikupita kukaphunzira