Business & Work

1. Nshaka gukorana na sosiyete yanyu.

   I would like to cooperate with your company.

   Usage

   Used when proposing a business partnership

   Grammar Note

   "nshaka" means "I want"; "gukorana na" means "to work with"

2. Ese mushobora gutanga serivisi muri Kigali?

   Can you provide services in Kigali?

   Usage

   Used to ask about service availability in Kigali

   Grammar Note

   "mushobora" is the plural form of "can you"

3. Ndashaka kugirana inama n'umuyobozi wanyu.

   I would like to have a meeting with your manager.

   Usage

   Used to request a meeting with a company manager

   Grammar Note

   "kugirana inama" means "to hold a meeting / consult together"; the "-ana" suffix is reciprocal, and "n'" means "with"

4. Ni ikihe igiciro cy'ibyiciro byose?

   What is the price for the full package?

   Usage

   Used when asking for an all-inclusive service price

   Grammar Note

   "byose" means "all" and follows the noun it modifies

5. Mwakoze ku mushinga w'ubwubatsi?

   Have you worked on a construction project?

   Usage

   Used to ask about a company's past project experience

   Grammar Note

   "mwakoze ku" means "you have worked on"

6. Mutwoherereze inyandiko y'amasezerano.

   Please send us the contract documents.

   Usage

   Used to request contract documents before signing

   Grammar Note

   "mutwoherereze" means "send to us"

7. Tuzasuzuma ikibazo cy'imari.

   We will review the financial issue.

   Usage

   Used when discussing financial concerns in business

   Grammar Note

   "tuzasuzuma" is the future tense of "we will examine/review"; "cy'" in "cy'imari" is the linker agreeing with "ikibazo" (class 7)

8. Tuzakorera hamwe mu biro.

   We will work together at the office.

   Usage

   Used to confirm the start of a collaborative arrangement

   Grammar Note

   "tuzakorera" is the future tense meaning "we will work at"

9. Ese mufite abashinzwe kwamamaza?

   Do you have staff responsible for marketing?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the marketing department

   Grammar Note

   "abashinzwe" means "those in charge / responsible staff"; "kwamamaza" means "to advertise/promote"

10. Ndashaka gukomeza ubufatanye bwacu.

    I would like to strengthen our partnership.

    Usage

    Used to express desire to deepen an existing business relationship

    Grammar Note

    "bwacu" is the possessive "our". "to strengthen / to keep up" is "gukomeza"

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