Ndinoda kukodha mota kwemazuva [X].
I'd like to rent a car for [X] days.
Usage
Requesting car rental
Grammar Note
"kwe-mazuva" = "for [days]"
Mutengo wekukodha unosanganisira zvinhu zvipi?
What's included in the rental price?
Usage
Checking what is included in rental
Grammar Note
"unosanganisira" = 3sg present "includes"
Mota iyi ine GPS / giya yozviri here?
Does it have GPS / automatic transmission?
Usage
Checking car features
Grammar Note
"yozviri" = "automatic" modifier
Inishuranzi dzakaita sei dziripo?
What are the insurance options?
Usage
Checking insurance options
Grammar Note
"dziripo" = "that exist" (pl.)
Ndinoidzosera ne tengi rizere here?
Should I return it with a full tank?
Usage
Asking about fuel return policy
Grammar Note
"ndinoidzosera" = "I return it"
Pane mumiro wehurime here?
Is there a mileage limit?
Usage
Checking mileage limit
Grammar Note
"pane" = "there is"
Ndinoda kunyora kukuvara kwakaonekwa pamota.
I'd like to report a scratch / damage.
Usage
Reporting damage to car
Grammar Note
"kwakaonekwa" = passive past
Petrol station iri pedyo iri kupi?
Where is the nearest gas station?
Usage
Asking for nearest gas station
Grammar Note
"iri kupi" = "where is it"
Ndinogona kutora mota iyi kuenda kunyika imwe here?
Can I take this car across the border?
Usage
Asking about cross-border driving
Grammar Note
"ku-nyika" = "to the country"
Ndagadhiwa neporisi — ndinofanira kuita sei?
I've been stopped by traffic police — what should I do?
Usage
When stopped by traffic police
Grammar Note
"ndinofanira" = "I must"
Nzira iyi ine mitero here?
Are there toll roads on this route?
Usage
Asking about toll roads
Grammar Note
"ine" = "has/there is"
Mitemo yekumira mota pano yakaita sei?
What are the parking rules here?
Usage
Asking about parking rules
Grammar Note
"ye-" = genitive link
Mota haivhuri.
The car won't start.
Usage
Reporting car trouble
Grammar Note
"hai-" = 3rd-person negative prefix
Ndinoda kudzorera mota nguva isati yasvika.
I'd like to return the car early.
Usage
Requesting early car return
Grammar Note
"isati ya-" = "before"
Mune chigaro chewana here?
Do you have a child seat available?
Usage
Asking for child seat
Grammar Note
"che-" = class-7 genitive marker
Mota iyi inoshandisa mafuta api?
What type of fuel does it use?
Usage
Asking about fuel type
Grammar Note
"api" = "which/what kind"
Kukodha nenzira imwe chete kunogonekwa here?
Is one-way rental available?
Usage
Asking about one-way rental
Grammar Note
"kunogonekwa" = passive potential
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