Results for don't disrespect me like that translation from English to Xhosa

don't disrespect me
uyandonyanya

i don't like that
i liked

ignore me like that
ignore me like that

but you spoke to me like that
andiyazi into endiyenzileyo kuwe

why are you looking at me like that
ndijonge

i like that song
nice song

you're getting too familiar / you don't know me like that/ we not that familiar.
qhela kakubi

damn ass, for you to hold her/him like that
hybo ndutsu ude umbambe sooo omye

i was tired, dancing like that is not child play
ndiza

or ever i was aware, my soul made me like the chariots of amminadib.
bendingazi ukuba umphefumlo wam undibeke ezinqwelweni zabantu bam, zamanene.

these contain an animal whose bite is like that of a venomous snake.
ezi zinesilwanyana ukuma kwaso kufana nokwenyoka ebulalayo.

he breaketh me with breach upon breach, he runneth upon me like a giant.
wandenza iinduma ngeenduma, wandigila njengegorha.

because of its shape, rather like that of a wing, the deck can provide lift in very strong winds.
ngenxa yendlela eme ngayo, njengephiko, umgangatho ungaphakamisa kwimimoya ebhuolla nga mandla.

and there was no day like that before it or after it, that the lord hearkened unto the voice of a man: for the lord fought for israel.
akuzanga kubekho mini injengaleyo, phambi kwayo nangasemva kwayo, ngokokude uyehova aliphulaphule izwi lomntu; ngokuba uyehova wawalwela amasirayeli.

a nearly colourless (but faintly blue) gaseous form of oxygen, with a characteristic odour like that of weak chlorine. it is
uhlobo lomongo-moya oluphantse lungabinambala (kodwa luluhlaza kancinci), oluphawulwa ngevumba lweklorini ebuthathaka. ludla

you know you just know how make a person feel worthless, the way you treat a person or you address something it's just rude and disrespectful at times. i can't tolerate disrespect and being treated like m worthless, i can have 10 different baby daddies but i know one thing i don't tolerate nonsense and know will never treat me like nobody no matter how much i love them. yes you can love a person but also you can get over them no matter how much you love them.
you know you just know how make a person feel worthless, the way you treat a person or you address something it's just rude and disrespectful at times. i can't tolerate disrespect and being treated like m worthless, i can have 10 different baby daddies but i know one thing i don't tolerate nonsense and know will never treat me like nobody no matter how much i love them. yes you can love a person but also you can get over them no matter how much you love them.

but what would a ship look like that would be capable of carrying light or heavy bulk cargoes, liquid cargoes, and unit cargoes in the form of containers, packages, motor vehicles etc.
kodwa inqanawa ingajongeka njani ezinokwazi ukuthwala umthwalo olula okanye nonzima wezambuku kunye nowezinto ezinganye ngokwebhokisi, iipasile nemoto njalo-njalo

tangible teacher brings the mind of a learner to a brighter side motivations go along, this is what mr. mtintso did for me and the great leader who makes other leaders be leaders. this is not just the best teacher, i call him a teacher who is the parents of all the learners in my previously school, and the name of the school is meyisi senior secondary school named after prince meyisi nonkonyana in 1950’s. this teacher teaches life sciences, he is the tall guy that have muscles as all man but have the big belly. when the new learners see him they see a ghost but if the stay with him they play with him like the way i saw him first time, so he is the funny guy who does everything at the same time like motivating and pushing the lesson to carry forward in an enthusiastic way. i started to know him when i was in grade 10, he was teaching life sciences and he did not want anything which is not concerned with the school that is why i did not like him and i was still young. he is what the teacher all learners pass with high levels in his class, it feels like we were playing with life sciences although he uses the switch. i did not mind that because i am used to be beaten by the big stick in the hand but he was using the small stick so he was playing to me. the reason why mr. mtintso is the best teacher is that he is always open, i mean he is always ready to talk everything and everything. every learner needs a teacher to talk to, every learner problems and be understandable so this what this teacher did to every learner. although i did not like to go to school if it holiday and on saturday but when it was him who was calling us to come we would come and i do not what was the reason because he was too serious and serious teachers are the not favorite teachers to the learners, that is the reason many learners fail because they do not like teachers or the way teachers do. i want to play with kids while educating them like he did because even if he was motivating us we would laugh then realize that what he was saying is so much useful to feed on and be full in yourself, i mean me. the are many careers to choose from but i have chosen to be a teacher so that i could teach, i mean i could bring back and produce more careers as the teachers who thought me back then. mr. mtintso we usually call him mtira by his nickname even now, just because he is the brother of the teacher who provides everything a learner need. all i am trying to say is that in those villages like mine you will never get a teacher like that so that is where i get the interest to become a teacher. i do not want to copy him but i want to use his strategy combining mine and i want to see that it would not encourages children in my village to see a young teacher. many kids drop out at school just because they are scared of teachers and they do not get the motivation if they face problems, it can be either be home or school work, but me i can say starting from grade 1 up to grade 9 i did not get even one motivation. i do not want to lie my parents were not supportive to my school work, they make sure you go to school with good uniform and you are not hungry only, they had never asked how many home works do you have, how is the school work going, but i understand because they are not educated and they will never ask something they do not know about. when i arrived at high school i found somebody who can motivate me and give me ideas on where and when i need them. this is the teacher who is the brother, the therapist, and teacher at the same time.
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