Iki kigurwa angahe?
How much is this?
Usage
Asking the price of an item at a market
Grammar Note
iki is this and kigurwa means is sold, both in the ki- class; angahe means how much
Ndaraba gusa, murakoze
I'm just looking, thank you
Usage
Politely telling a seller you are only browsing
Grammar Note
ndaraba means I look and gusa means only; murakoze is the plural, polite form of thanks
Birahenze cane
It's very expensive
Usage
Saying the price is too high
Grammar Note
birahenze comes from guhenda, to be expensive, and cane adds very
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