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Learning to Say Hello in Swahili
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wiki
(n)
week
Kuna masiku saba kwa wiki.
There are seven days in a week.
mwaka
(n)
year
mwaka moja
one year
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sekunde
(n)
second
kuna sekunde hamsini na nane zilizobaki kwenye saa.
There are fifty eight seconds left on the stopwatch.
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saa
(n)
hour
Kuna sekunde (60) sitini kwa dakika moja.
There are sixty seconds in a minute.
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dakika
(n)
minute
Kuna sekunde (60) sitini kwa dakika moja.
There are sixty seconds in a minute.
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maji
(n)
water
kahawa
(n)
coffee
Birika la kahawa limejaa kahawa.
The coffee pot is full of coffee.
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pombe
(n)
beer
Hadimu anamwaga pombe chachu.
The bartender is pouring a draft beer.
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barafu
(n)
ice
barafu mchemramba zinazoyeyuka
melting ice cubes
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chai
(n)
tea
mfuko wa chai
tea bag
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mama
(n)
mother
mama na bintiye
mother and daughter
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baba
(n)
father
Baba Mario ni nani?
Who is Mario's father?
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mume
(n)
husband
Mume wangu mpendwa ananipikia.
My beloved husband is cooking for me.
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mke
(n)
wife
mume na bibi
husband and wife
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kijana
(n)
son
Mimi nilimtuma mwanangu kusoma nchini London.
I sent my son to study in London.
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binti
(n)
daughter
Huyu ni binti yangu.
This is my daughter.
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samaki
(n)
fish
Samaki mbichi
raw fish
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nyama ya ng'ombe
(n)
beef
mnofu wa nyama
beef steak
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nyama ya nguruwe
(n)
pork
Nyama ya nguruwe ni nyama inayopatikana kutoka kwa nguruwe.
Pork is the meat from a pig.
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nyama ya kuku
(n)
chicken
supu ya kuku
chicken soup
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jikoni
(n)
kitchen
Mimi husafisha jikoni.
I cleaned up the kitchen.
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bafu
(n)
bathroom
Bafu liko mwisho wa njia ya ukumbi.
The bathroom is at the end of the hallway.
tarakilishi
(n)
computer
tarakilishi la dawati
desktop computer
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kitanda
(n)
bed
Mwanamke anapumzika kwenye kitanda.
The woman is resting in the bed.
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sofa
(n)
sofa
sofa hii ni starehe
This sofa is very comfortable.
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