Ndinogona kukodha zvishandiso zveskiyi kupi?
Where can I rent ski equipment?
Usage
Asking where to rent ski gear
Grammar Note
"zve-" = genitive prefix
Ndinogona kuwana pasi yeskiyi yezuva?
Can I get a ski pass for the day?
Usage
Buying a day ski pass
Grammar Note
"ye-" + "zuva" = "of the day"
Nzvimbo ipi yakanaka yevatanga?
Which slope is recommended for beginners?
Usage
Finding a beginner-friendly slope
Grammar Note
"ipi" = "which?"
Ndida kubhuka musoro weskiyi.
I'd like to book a ski lesson.
Usage
Booking a ski lesson
Grammar Note
"ndida" = "I want to"
Chikwata chekukwira chiri kupi?
Where is the chairlift?
Usage
Finding the chairlift
Grammar Note
"chiri kupi" = "where is it?"
Nzvimbo ine chando kana poda nhasi?
Is the slope icy or powdery today?
Usage
Checking snow conditions on slope
Grammar Note
"kana" = "or"
Wakawa — uri kuita sei? Wakuvara here?
You fell — are you okay? Are you hurt?
Usage
Checking on someone who fell
Grammar Note
"wakuvara here" = "are you hurt?"
Nzvimbo iyi ine mwero upi wekoma?
What is the difficulty rating of this slope?
Usage
Checking slope difficulty rating
Grammar Note
"upi" = "which/what"
Mune kofishopo kana nzvimbo yokupisa pedo?
Is there a café or warming area nearby?
Usage
Looking for a place to warm up
Grammar Note
"pedo" = "nearby"
Munokodhesa snowboard here?
Do you rent snowboards?
Usage
Asking about snowboard rental
Grammar Note
"Muno-" = 2nd person plural prefix
Bhandi rangu reskiyi rakasununguka — munogona kurigadzira?
My ski binding is loose — can you fix it?
Usage
Requesting binding repair
Grammar Note
"-ri-" = object infix "it"
Mune mapu emakomo here?
Do you have a slope/trail map?
Usage
Getting a trail/slope map
Grammar Note
"Mune" = "do you have?"
Pane munhu akuvara — dokufonera vatariri vemakomo!
There's been an accident — please call ski patrol!
Usage
Emergency call for ski patrol
Grammar Note
"doku-" = imperative to call them
Mamiriro ekunze mangwana achaita sei?
What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?
Usage
Checking tomorrow's weather forecast
Grammar Note
"achaita sei" = "how will it be?" (-cha- = future)
Rizooti rinoshanda nhasi here?
Is the resort open today?
Usage
Checking if the resort is open
Grammar Note
"here" = question particle
Mune chikoro cheskiyi chevana here?
Is there a ski school for children?
Usage
Asking about children's ski school
Grammar Note
"che-" + "vana" = "for children"
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