Definition of Sindebele in English:

Sindebele

noun ˌsɪndɛˈbeɪlisɪnˈdeɪbəliˌsɪndəˈbēlē

another term for Ndebele (the language)
Example sentencesExamples
- Thousands of black mourners are expected to stand with Todd's daughter today and pay tribute to a man many call in the local language Sindebele ‘the white messiah who gave us hope’.
- The most common are translations from Sindebele to English and translations from English to Sindebele.
- This is not as easy as one might desire, since Sindebele involves a complicated system of clicking sounds that require a fair bit of effort for the non-native speaker.
- English is the official language, but most people speak Shona or Sindebele as a first language.
- Shona and Sindebele are the most widely spoken, and students are required to take at least one of those languages.

Rhymes

campanile, dele, eely, Ely, fusilli, Gigli, Ismaili, Keeley, Keneally, KwaNdebele, Lely, Matabele, mealie, mealy, Ndebele, sapele, steely, Swahili, wheelie

Definition of Sindebele in US English:

Sindebele

nounˌsɪndəˈbēlē

another term for Ndebele (the language)
Example sentencesExamples
- The most common are translations from Sindebele to English and translations from English to Sindebele.
- Shona and Sindebele are the most widely spoken, and students are required to take at least one of those languages.
- This is not as easy as one might desire, since Sindebele involves a complicated system of clicking sounds that require a fair bit of effort for the non-native speaker.
- Thousands of black mourners are expected to stand with Todd's daughter today and pay tribute to a man many call in the local language Sindebele ‘the white messiah who gave us hope’.
- English is the official language, but most people speak Shona or Sindebele as a first language.

单词	Sindebele
释义	Definition of Sindebele in English: Sindebele noun ˌsɪndɛˈbeɪlisɪnˈdeɪbəliˌsɪndəˈbēlē another term for Ndebele (the language) Example sentencesExamples Thousands of black mourners are expected to stand with Todd's daughter today and pay tribute to a man many call in the local language Sindebele ‘the white messiah who gave us hope’. The most common are translations from Sindebele to English and translations from English to Sindebele. This is not as easy as one might desire, since Sindebele involves a complicated system of clicking sounds that require a fair bit of effort for the non-native speaker. English is the official language, but most people speak Shona or Sindebele as a first language. Shona and Sindebele are the most widely spoken, and students are required to take at least one of those languages. Rhymes campanile, dele, eely, Ely, fusilli, Gigli, Ismaili, Keeley, Keneally, KwaNdebele, Lely, Matabele, mealie, mealy, Ndebele, sapele, steely, Swahili, wheelie Definition of Sindebele in US English: Sindebele nounˌsɪndəˈbēlē another term for Ndebele (the language) Example sentencesExamples The most common are translations from Sindebele to English and translations from English to Sindebele. Shona and Sindebele are the most widely spoken, and students are required to take at least one of those languages. This is not as easy as one might desire, since Sindebele involves a complicated system of clicking sounds that require a fair bit of effort for the non-native speaker. Thousands of black mourners are expected to stand with Todd's daughter today and pay tribute to a man many call in the local language Sindebele ‘the white messiah who gave us hope’. English is the official language, but most people speak Shona or Sindebele as a first language.
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