Ndichaita
Ndichaita is a Shona phrase meaning "I will do it." It is used to express the speaker’s intention to perform an action in the future. The form is a conjugated, future-tense expression built from the verb meaning "to do" (kuita) and is commonly understood by Shona speakers across different dialects.
Linguistically, ndichaita functions as a first-person singular future form. It conveys commitment, resolve, or a promise
In cultural use, the phrase appears in conversation, literature, sermons, and songs where speakers assure others
See also: Kuita (to do); Shona language; Shona verb morphology.