How do you say "Tight-lipped / reluctant to speak" in Sesotho?

In Sesotho, "Tight-lipped / reluctant to speak" is "Molomo o boima", pronounced moh-LOH-moh oh boh-EE-mah. tight-lipped / reluctant to speak (lit. 'a heavy mouth').

How to say "Tight-lipped / reluctant to speak" in Sesotho

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Tight-lipped / reluctant to speak

Molomo o boima

Say it: moh-LOH-moh oh boh-EE-mah

Meaning: tight-lipped / reluctant to speak (lit. 'a heavy mouth')

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