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Learning to Say Hello in Swahili
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People - Feelings
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People - Feelings
16 words
ogopa
(v)
afraid
Mvulana anaogopa.
The boy is afraid.
furaha
(n)
happy
Anafanana mwenye furaha siku hizi.
She looks happy these days.
kutoridhika
(a)
unsatisfied
kutoridhika
unsatisfied
ridhika
(a)
satisfied
hisia za kuridhika
satisfied feeling
huzunika
(v)
sad
Kijana aliyehuzunika amekaa peke yake.
The sad teenager is sitting alone.
kasirika
(v)
angry
Meneja alikasirika.
The manager got angry.
tulia
(a)
calm
Mwanamke ametulia.
The woman is calm.
kulivu
(a)
boring
sisimua
(a)
exciting
mchezo unaosisimua
exciting game
udhika
(a)
upset
Mwanamume ameudhika kwa kuwa anakazi nyingi inayosalia.
The man is upset, as he has a lot of work remaining.
mpweke
(n)
lonely
pekee na kuwa na upweke
alone and lonely
kuogopa
(v)
fear
Majini huogopa jua.
Vampires fear the sun.
kuhisi
(v)
feel
Mvulana anahisihuzuni.
The boy is feeling sad.
kuhofia
(v)
worry
Mwanamke anahofia makadirio.
The woman worries about the bill.
kadirifu
(a)
anxious
jivunia
(v)
proud
Wazazi waliojivunia wanafuraha.
The proud parents were happy.
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