How do you say my name is in Zmbabwean?

There isn't one specific way to say "My name is" in Zimbabwean because there are many different languages spoken in Zimbabwe. The most common language is Shona, followed by Ndebele.

Here's how you would say "My name is" in those languages:

Shona:

* Ndinonzi... (Formal)

* Ndini... (Informal)

Ndebele:

* Ngingu... (Formal)

* Mina ngingu... (Informal)

You can then follow that with your name. For example:

* Ndinonzi John. (My name is John, in Shona, formal)

* Ndini Sarah. (My name is Sarah, in Shona, informal)

* Ngingu Mary. (My name is Mary, in Ndebele, formal)

* Mina ngingu David. (My name is David, in Ndebele, informal)

It's always best to ask a local what the correct way to say it is, as there might be regional variations or a preferred way to say it in a specific context.