Bucy radebe o mohau oa modimo

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"Bucy radebe o mohau oa modimo" translates to "You are blessed by God" in English.

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

• "Bucy" means "you" (singular, informal)
• "radebe" is the verb "radeba" in the second person singular, which means "to bless" or "to be blessed"
• "o" is a possessive pronoun meaning "by" or "of"
• "mohau" is the noun "mohau" meaning "God" or "the Lord"
• "oa" is a possessive pronoun meaning "of" or "belonging to"
• "modimo" is the noun "modimo" meaning "God" or "the divine"

So, the sentence as a whole is a blessing or a prayer, expressing gratitude and acknowledging God's blessings in one's life.