How do you say "I'm good / I'm alright" in chiShona?

In chiShona, "I'm good / I'm alright" is "Ndiri bho / Ndiri rayiti", pronounced n-DEE-ree BHOH / n-DEE-ree RYE-tee. I'm good / I'm alright (casual reply: 'bho'=fine, 'rayiti'=English 'alright'; the formal reply is Ndiripo).

How to say "I'm good / I'm alright" in chiShona

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I'm good / I'm alright

Ndiri bho / Ndiri rayiti

Say it: n-DEE-ree BHOH / n-DEE-ree RYE-tee

Meaning: I'm good / I'm alright (casual reply: 'bho' = fine, 'rayiti' = English 'alright'; the formal reply is Ndiripo)

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