Results for you think it translation from English to Xhosa

you think
ucinga ini nje

what do you think
ucinga ntoni

you think you beautiful?
nikuvile ukunyelisa; kunjani kuni nina? bamgweba ke bonke ukuba unetyala lokuba afe.

you think you are funny
you think you funny

you think i'm stupid
tired

where do you think i'm from
ndiyakuxelela

i don't care what you think of me
i don't care what you think of me

gather any wreckage which you think may be useful.
qokelela naziphina ingcebiso ocinga ukuba zinomsebenzi.

what do you think that when someone is sick what is the cause
ucinga umntu xa egula uvakalelwa njani?

do not hesitate to haul out of line if you think she is running into danger.
sukuhlupheka kukuyitsalela ngaphandle kwendlela yayo xa ucinga ukuba iya engozini.

in the same course when you have but 60 fathoms you are within 12 or 14 leagues of the shore, but shall not so soon ken land as you think.
xa uthathe oluhambo, ube ukubunzulu obuzifathomu ezingama60 uyakube ukumgama oziligi eziyi12 ukuya kweziyi14 zonxweme, kodwa awuzukukhawuleza uwubone umhlaba njengoko ucinga.

beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened unto you:
zintanda, musani ukuwuthela nqa umlilo okhoyo phakathi kwenu wokunilinga, ngathi nihlelwa yinto yokuthelwa nqa.

every time i talk to you you smile and i'm i'm attracted to your beauty the way you think your amazing and i don't want to waist time because i know i i like you and
ngalo lonke ixesha ndithetha nawe uncuma kwaye nditsalelekile kubuhle bakho ngendlela ocinga ngayo ukuba uyamangalisa

also whenever the officer of the watch thinks it likely that an alteration of course will be required for any reason.
naphina igosa lokugada kufuneka licinge ukuthsithsa koludwe lokufunda iyafuneka kwizizathu ezininzi.

there are many talented people in the world. but for various reasons, many of us have yet to realize or fully express our talent. grand or not, everyone has a talent. but many hide or withhold their talents, keeping them secret and close to themselves. many people misunderstand and don’t fully realize the real essence of talent. for example, a ball player’s talent is fully expressed when contributed to a team. but if the player only uses his talent to define him or herself better than the rest, then their talent will only take them so far, a place that is usually lonely, isolated, and unfulfilling. a ball player’s, or anyone else’s talent becomes fully realized when they serve others, a team, and not just themselves. one thing i have learned about talented people is that they don’t look to others to define their talent. their talent is “not about them.” in other words, they don’t use their talent to create a superiority complex to make them anymore special than the next person. actually these talented people are just the opposite. they are usually humble and see their talent as something was given to them and to be used as a service for others and their talents are meant to be shared, not hoarded. they feel they are not any different from the rest of world and we all could do what they do, only if we tried. how do you know if you are talented at something? the first indication is time flies while you are doing. you enjoy the intricate details and it feels like fun even if it is hard work! for example, a talented writer will agonize over a word or sentence. or a singer will sing a line trying many different melodies to find its perfect expression. they love the work and their love hones their skills. true talent is expressed through the sheer joy of doing it, not praise, recognition, or validation. ethel loves cooking. even as a small girl, she loved making her daddy sandwiches and packing his lunch sack. it fulfilled her with a sense of contribution to the household. she grew up, became a nurse but still deeply enjoys preparing meals for family, friends, and church events. she built a public demand for her cooking and her kitchen grew into a catering business. she felt a little guilty at first about being paid for doing something she loved so much. but the cost of ingredients eventually justified it to her. her catering business soon grew so much she needed more than her home kitchen. but she had to make sacrifices and quit her day job if she were to open a restaurant. she eventually opened a bistro that has become very successful. life was difficult for awhile, but also very fulfilling and rewarding. ethel put in the time because she loved what cooking did for her soul. it was never for money, fame, or recognition. this is an example of developing real talent. food, in this example, shows how talent offers a way to make “our” difference in the world through serving others. when you express your talents you create joy and fulfillment in yourself and for others. you see, happiness comes through you, not to you. unfortunately many people don’t express their talents or who they fully are. their talent may be they are able to easily make someone smile, or laugh, or feel totally understood. don’t be discouraged, even if you think others are more talented at what you do. you have a specific place in this world and no one else is you. no one can give or serve in the unique way you can. talent is beautiful in that, as we fill the needs of others as we also fulfill our own needs. the person born with a talent they are meant to use will find their greatest happiness in using it. goethe
intetho eyamkelekileyo ngolwimi lwesixhosa