Useful phrases in Kinyarwanda

A collection of useful phrases in Kinyarwanda, a Bantu language spoken in mainly in Rwanda.
You can see them in many other languages by clicking on the English versions.
Key to abbreviations: frm = formal, inf = informal, sg = singular (said to one person), pl = plural (said to more than one person).

English	Ikinyarwanda (Kinyarwanda)
Welcome	Murakaza neza
Hello	Muraho / Bite (inf)
How are you? I'm fine.	Amakuru? Umeze gute? Bitese?
	Ni meza
Long time no see
What's your name? My name is ...	Witwa nde?
	Nitwa ...
Where are you from? I'm from ...	Muturuka he?
Pleased to meet you	Ndabishimiye (sg) Nishimiye kuba menya (pl/frm)
Good morning	Mwaramutse
Good afternoon	Mwiriwe
Good evening	Mwiriwe neza
Good night	Muramuke
Goodbye	Murabeho / Mwirirwe (afternoon) / Muramuke (evening) / Turongera
Good luck	Amahirwe masa / Mwishyuke
Cheers/Good health!	Kubuzima bwacu!
Have a nice day	Umunsi Mwiza
Bon appetit	Muryoherwe
Bon voyage	Urugendo Rwiza
I understand	Ndabyumva
I don't understand	Sinumva / Simbyumva
I don't know	Simbizi
Please speak more slowly	Vuga buhoro buhoro
Please say that again	Subiramo
Please write it down
Do you speak English?	Uvuga icyongereza?
Do you speak Kinyarwanda? Yes, a little	Uvuga Ikinyarwanda?
How do you say ... in Kinyarwanda?	Uvuga ngwiki ... mu Kinyarwanda?
Excuse me	Imbabazi / Ndasaba inzira
How much is this?	Nangahe?
Sorry	Babarira / Wihangane (expression of sympathy)
Please
Thank you Response	Murakoze Murakoze cyane
	Ntacyo
Where's the toilet?	Aho kwituma ni he?
This gentleman/lady will pay for everything
Would you like to dance with me?
I miss you	Ndagukumbuye
I love you	Ndagukunda
Get well soon	Urware ubukira
Go away!
Leave me alone!	Mvaho! Ndakwiyamye!
Help! Fire! Stop!
Call the police!	Hamagara polisi!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year	Noheri nziza n'umwaka mushya muhire
Happy Easter	Pasika Nziza
Happy Birthday	Isabukuru rwiza / Ugire umunsi mwiza wivuko ryawe
One language is never enough
My hovercraft is full of eels What!? Why this phrase?