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Ki/vi

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Changu, Cha (s)


Vyangu, vya (pl)

Kijiko

Spoon

Ki/vi noun

Kisu

Knife/knives

Ki/vi noun

Choo

Toilet

Ki/vi noun

Kiti

Chair

Ki/vi noun

Kitabu

Book

Ki/vi noun

Vitabu

Books

Ki/vi noun

Chakula cha asubuhi

Breakfast

Ki/vi noun

Viatu

Shoes

Ki/vi noun

Vijiko

Spoons

Ki/vi noun

Kingereza

English

Visu

Knives

Ki/vi noun

Kisiwa

Island

Ki/vi noun

Kitanda

Bed

Ki/vi noun

Viti

Chairs

Ki/vi noun

Vyakula

Foods

Ki/vi noun

Vitanda

Beds

Ki/vi noun

Chuo

College

Ki/vi noun

N/n

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Yangu, ya (s)



Zangu, za (pl)

Taa

Light

N/n noun

Kutuma

To send

Kompyuta

Computer(s)

N/n noun

Yeye

Him/her, he/she

Pronoun

Kamera

Camera

N/n noun

Kuwasha

To switch on

Kuzima

To switch off

Barua pepe

Email(s)

N/n noun

Kujifanza

To learn, to read

Kufundisha

To teach

Kujenga

To build

Rafiki zangu

.y friends

N/n noun

Asubuhi

Morning

N/n noun

Jioni

Evening

N/n noun

Nyumba

House

N/n noun

Barua

Letter

N/n noun

Nyota

Star

N/n noun

Bustani

Garden

N/n noun

Nchi

Country

N/n noun

Zawadi

Gift

N/n noun

Chumvi

Salt

N/n noun

Familia

Family

N/n noun

Pesa

Money

N/n noun

Kalamu

Pen

N/n noun

Simu

Phone

N/n noun

Pombe

Alcohol

N/n noun

Ofisi

Office

N/n noun

Karatasi

Paper

N/n noun