Directly addressing beauty:
* Sawubona, mhle/mhlophe/mkhulu/mkhulu/mhle: This translates to "Hello, beautiful/pretty/handsome/great/nice."
* You can choose the appropriate term based on the person's gender and the specific kind of beauty you want to acknowledge.
* Sawubona, ungumhle kakhulu: This translates to "Hello, you are very beautiful/handsome." This is a more emphatic way of expressing your admiration.
Expressing general admiration and respect:
* Sawubona, ungumuntu omhle kakhulu: This translates to "Hello, you are a very good person." It conveys admiration and respect for the person as a whole.
* Sawubona, ungumuntu omuhle kakhulu: This translates to "Hello, you are a very nice person." This is a more general and polite greeting.
Remember:
* It's important to use the appropriate term based on your relationship with the person and the context of the situation.
* Saying "hello beautiful" to someone you don't know well might be considered too forward.
By using a combination of these phrases, you can express your admiration for someone in a polite and respectful way in Zulu.