Mune kirasi reyoga nhasi here?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Checking for yoga class availability
Grammar Note
"here" = question particle
Kirasi remangwanani rinotanga nguva ipi?
What time does the morning session start?
Usage
Asking about morning session time
Grammar Note
"nguva ipi" = "what time?"
Kirasi iri rakakodzera vatanga here?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Checking suitability for beginners
Grammar Note
"here" = question particle
Ndida kubhuka kirasi risingazivikanwi nemumwe.
I'd like to book a private session.
Usage
Booking a private yoga session
Grammar Note
"ndida" = "I want to"
Ndinogona kukodha mati yeyoga kupi?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Asking where to rent a yoga mat
Grammar Note
"kupi" = "where?"
Mhando ipi yeyoga iyi? Hatha, Vinyasa kana Yin?
What style of yoga is this — Hatha, Vinyasa or Yin?
Usage
Asking about yoga style
Grammar Note
"ipi" = "which kind?"
Ndine ronda reibvi kana remusana — mune nzira dzakasandurwa?
I have a knee/back injury — do you have modifications?
Usage
Asking about injury modifications
Grammar Note
"dzakasandurwa" = "modified" (passive past)
Mune kirasi remeditesheni here?
Is there a meditation session available?
Usage
Asking if meditation session is available
Grammar Note
"here" = question particle
Kirasi rinotora nguva yakaita sei?
How long is the class?
Usage
Checking class duration
Grammar Note
"rinotora nguva" = "takes time"
Mune pakiti yekugara kwenguva refu here?
Do you offer a retreat package?
Usage
Asking about retreat packages
Grammar Note
"here" = question particle
Ndinogona kupinda pasina bhuku here?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Asking about walk-in availability
Grammar Note
"pasina" = "without"
Mune sauna kana nzvimbo yemhute here?
Is there a sauna or steam room?
Usage
Asking about sauna or steam room
Grammar Note
"kana" = "or"
Munopa kushanda kwemuriro kana kwemhepo here?
Do you offer sound healing or breathwork sessions?
Usage
Asking about sound healing or breathwork
Grammar Note
"Munopa" = "do you provide?"
Ndida kuedza aerial yoga.
I'd like to try aerial yoga.
Usage
Expressing interest in aerial yoga
Grammar Note
"ndida ku-" + verb = "I want to"
Mudzidzisi akanaka — ndinotenda zvikuru.
The instructor was wonderful — thank you.
Usage
Thanking the instructor
Grammar Note
"ndinotenda zvikuru" = "I thank you greatly"
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