How to Say “Hello” in Lingala
Hello in Lingala is mbote. mbote is a standard, neutral greeting used when arriving or meeting someone.
Hello in Lingala is mbote. mbote is a standard, neutral greeting used when arriving or meeting someone.
ahadi is the Swahili word for ahadi. The phrase is used to represent the concept of ahadi.
The English word church is translated into Lingala as ndáko-nzámbe. ndáko-nzámbe is used to refer to a house of worship or a church.
The English phrase love is translated into Swahili as upendo. Upendo is a noun that refers to the concept or the feeling of strong affection.
The Swahili word for morning is asubuhi. asubuhi refers to the part of the day between dawn and midday.
In Lingala, the English phrase “testicles” is translated as mabóngó. The term refers to the two oval organs in the male anatomy that produce sperm.
The English phrase ‘god is good’ is expressed in Swahili as Mungu ni mwema.
nayini yo is the Lingala phrase for “I hate you”. The phrase is used to express an intense dislike for another person.
The Swahili word for money is pesa. In Swahili, you can use pesa to refer generally to money or wealth.