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Name of the language
Kiswahili
Single member of the Swahili community
Mswahili
Swahili People
Waswahili
Swahili culture and ways of life
Uswahili
Land inhabited by the Swahili
Uswahilini
Expression used when asking to enter a house, room, place, etc.
Hodi
Welcome, come in
karibu
Thanks
asante
news
habari
your
yako
Sir, Mr.
bwana
good,fine, nice (beautiful, pretty)
nzuri
welcome (to more than one person)
karibuni
How are you? (to more than one person)
Hamjambo?
We are Fine
Hatujambo
and (with, by)
na
you (singular)
wewe
How are you? (to one person) lit: There is no matter with you?
Hujambo?
I, me
mimi
I am fine
Sijambo
your (pl.)
zenu
you (pl.)
minyi
matter
Jambo
How is it? How are things? (lit. News?)
Habari?
How are things? Whats going on? (lit. News what sort?)
Habari gani?
How are you? How are things with you? (lit. your news?)
Habari yako?
How are you? (to two or more people)
Habari zenu?
Good, Fine
Nzuri, Njema
Great (couldn't be better)
Safi
Thanks
Asante
Thanks (to two or more people)
Asanteni
Goodbye (singular)
kwaheri!
Goodbye (plural)
kwaherini!
A respectful greeting to someone who i older or who is of a higher rank or social status; the historical literal meaning is 'I am touching your feet'
Shikamoo
Welcome! (This must be used as a reply to Shikamoo: it is an acknowledgement of the respect given to someone who is older or superior)
Marahaba
work
kazi
old man, an elder, parent
mzee
name (sing.)
jina
name (pl.)
majina
your (in reference to jina)
lako
who, what person(s)?
nani?
my (in reference to jina)
langu
journey()
safari
today
leo
v. do, make
-fanya
here
hapa
v. read, study
-soma
Zanzibar
Unguja
yes, that is so, indeed
ndiyo
what? what kind of?
gani?
of (in relation to kazi, work)
ya
to drive/driving
kuendesha
a taxi
teksi
v. need, require
-hitaji
(to) go, going
(kw)-enda
to/at/by the hotel
hotelini
come (said to more than one person)
njooni
come (said to one person)
njoo
so, well
basi