Ngikhamba ngesihlalo sabakhubazekileko.
I get around in a wheelchair.
Usage
Tells staff you use a wheelchair, before asking about access
Grammar Note
isihlalo sabakhubazekileko literally means "chair of people with disabilities", i.e. a wheelchair. ukukhamba means "to walk, to travel". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
Ingabe singangena lapha ngesihlalo sabakhubazekileko?
Can we get in here with a wheelchair?
Usage
Asks whether a place can be entered by wheelchair
Grammar Note
si-nga-ngena means "we can enter"; a single person can ask ngingangena. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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