Accommodation

1. Njagala ekisenge ekiro kimu

   I need a room for one night

   Usage

   Asking for a room for a night; ekiro means night.

   Grammar Note

   From ekiro "night" in "Ekisenge kigula ssente mmeka buli kiro?" and the numeral agreement in Abantu babiri. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

2. Nsobola okufuna amazzi agabuguma?

   Can I get hot water?

   Usage

   Checking whether hot water is available.

   Grammar Note

   From "Njagala amazzi agabuguma" and the Tatoeba Nsobola... pattern. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

3. Nsobola okukyusa ekisenge?

   Could I change my room?

   Usage

   Asking to change rooms; okukyusa means to change.

   Grammar Note

   From Tatoeba's Tukyuuse omulamwa "let's change the topic" and dictionary change = okukyusa. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

4. Nsobola okuteeka emigugu gyange wano?

   Can I store my luggage here?

   Usage

   Asking to leave luggage; emigugu means luggage.

   Grammar Note

   From Tatoeba's Ekintu nakitadde wano "I put the thing here" and "Emigugu gyange tegituuse" elsewhere. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

5. Njagala okulaba ekisenge

   I would like to see the room

   Usage

   When you want to see a room before taking it.

   Grammar Note

   From Tatoeba's Njagala okilaba ekisenge, with the spelling regularised.

6. Ekinaabiro

   Bathroom

   Usage

   Room fixture; okunaaba means to wash oneself.

   Grammar Note

   Dictionary headword

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