Sorry: Ndo
Ndo: Sorry
Ndo: sorry (for your trouble).
How It Works
Ndo is sympathy. It tells the person you share their trouble.
| Say | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ndo. | Sorry. |
| Ndo, nwanne m. | Sorry, my brother or sister. |
| Ndo, Ada. | Sorry, Ada. |
People say it to someone who is tired after a long day, who is sick, or who has lost something. It is short, so it works alone or with a name. Add a family word to sound warm. This entry teaches only the sympathy use.
Examples (4)
- Ndo.
Sorry.
A short word of care.
- Ndo, nwanne m.
Sorry, my sibling.
Nwanne m is a warm address.
- Ndo, Ada.
Sorry, Ada.
With a name.
- Ndo, nne m.
Sorry, my mother.
A family word after ndo.
Related Patterns
Words in This Pattern
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