Accommodation

1. A go na le phapoši yeo e nago le meetse a go fiša?

   Is there a room with hot water?

   Usage

   Used to check facilities at a lodging

   Grammar Note

   "yeo e nago le" is a relative clause meaning which has. "phapoši" is class 9 (composed from dictionary-verified words)

2. A go na le Wi-Fi phapošing?

   Is there Wi-Fi in the room?

   Usage

   Used to check internet in the room

   Grammar Note

   "phapoši" takes the locative -ng ("phapošing") (composed from dictionary-verified words)

3. Ke kgopela dikobo tše dingwe

   Please bring extra blankets

   Usage

   Used to ask for extra blankets on a cold night

   Grammar Note

   The plural of "kobo" (blanket) is "dikobo", also used in other hotel phrases (composed from dictionary-verified words)

4. Phapoši ga se ya hlwekišwa. E tla hlwekišwa neng?

   The room has not been cleaned. When will it be cleaned?

   Usage

   Used when the room has not been cleaned

   Grammar Note

   "hlwekišwa" is the passive of "hlwekiša" (clean). The negative perfect is "ga se ya" + verb (composed from dictionary-verified words)

5. Ke bokae ka bošego?

   How much is it per night?

   Usage

   Used to check the price of a stay

   Grammar Note

   "bošego" means night. The related "Bošego bjo tee ke bokae?" is a related hotel phrase (composed from dictionary-verified words)

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