Ngi-cela
I request (polite)
u-bheke
you look (subjunctive verb)
isithombe
X-ray (isi-izi group)
sa-kho
sa- (possessive link for isi-) + -kho (your)
Ku-ne-nkinga
there is a problem (associative na-)
ne-nhliziyo
with the heart (associative na-)
na-maphaphu
and the lungs (associative na-)
I-khona
there is (present tense)
imibuzo
questions (um-imi noun group)
onayo
that you have (relative associative na-)
ngokugula
about the illness (instrumental nga-)
kwa-kho
kwa- (possessive link for uku-) + -kho (your)
Ngi-cela ukuba
I advise that (polite request + conjunction)
u-yeke-e
you stop (subjunctive)
uku-bhema
to smoke (infinitive)
akufanele
it is not necessary (negative subjunctive)
ukuba ubuye
that you come back (conjunction + subjunctive)
ngaphandle uma
unless / without if (adverb + conjunction)
ubuhlungu buqhubeke
pain continues (ubu- noun group + subjunctive)
kubalulekile
it is important (stative verb)
ukuzivocavoca
to exercise (infinitive)
okungenani
at least (adverb)
imizuzu eyikhulu namashumi amahlanu
150 minutes (relative numbers)
ngeviki / ngesonto
per week (instrumental nga-)
U-ye-lulekwa
it is advisable (passive verb)
ukuthi
that (conjunction)
unciphise
to cut down (subjunctive verb)
ukudla okunosawoti namafutha
foods that are salty and oily (relative clause with associative na-)
Ngi-cela u-buye uze
I request you come back (polite + subjunctive)
emtholampilo
to the clinic (locative)
noma esibhedlela
or to the hospital (locative)
uma ungabi ngcono
if you don’t feel better (conjunction + negative copulative)
emva kwesonto
after a week
Kumele
should (subjunctive)
u-gcobe
you apply (subjunctive verb)
lamafutha
this ointment (demonstrative)
ezindaweni ezithintekile
on the affected areas (locative + relative clause)
usuku
the date/day (u(lu) noun group)
oluzobuya
that you will return (relative future clause)
ngalo
for the appointment (instrumental nga- with pronoun)
lu-
subject link for u(lu) class
uya-qonda
you understand (present tense)
ukuthi kumele
that you must (conjunction + subjunctive)
u-yi-thathe kanjani
you take it how (subjunctive mood + question word)
imithi
medicine (umu-imi noun group)
ya-kho
ya- (possessive link for iM/iN-) + -kho (your)