Examples of 'thembi' in a sentence
Meaning of "thembi"
Thembi is a South African name of Xhosa origin meaning 'hope'. It is often used as a name for girls
How to use "thembi" in a sentence
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Thembi particularly enjoyed leading these sessions.
I told the security police that Thembi had a license to get a car.
Thembi came to visit.
Once a week the flamboyant Thembi comes in with mail from fans.
Thembi as a presenter.
She suspects that the people put up at her place are terrorists Thembi Naka.
Thembi had no idea that Kendrick was going to propose that night.
I find it difficult to believe that I will never see Thembi again.
Let us turn it over to Thembi Wallace for an update on the Danny Rand investigations.
Tell her not to leave the phone booth and wait for the police . Thembi Naka.
I was the one who told Jordaan that Thembi had a licence, that he had a car.
Even Thembi Wallace wants another sit-down.
I was the one who told Jordaan that Thembi had a license, that he had a car.
I have always tried to make clear what I want … which I can not say for you, Thembi.
I told the Security Police that Thembi had a licence, that he had a car.
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Thembi Wallace 's people called.
She has a job at the mines, typing . Thembi came to visit.
Last year 's winner Thembi Kgatlana of South Africa is also named.
Well, it was a packed house at the arena last night. - Thanks, Thembi.
All that love stuff is all you think of, ” Thembi says in the documentary.
Thembi Wallace ( portrayed by Tijuana Ricks ) is a news reporter.
South Africa went into the lead with goal by Thembi Kgatlana in the 25th minute.
Call Thembi Wallace . Do not ask why . Just do it.
Their first son, named Madiba Thembekile, was born in 1945 and affectionately known as Thembi.
Thembi Wallace has the latest from Mrs. Walker 's mother.
Come here, Thembi.
Even Thembi Wallace wants another sit-down . The interview requests?
Thembi was there, too.
Thembi Wallace ( portrayed by Tijuana Ricks ; first appears in season one ), A reporter from for WJBP-TV.
