How to Say “Well Done” in Swahili
vizuri sana is the Swahili way to say well done.
oriti is the Luo way to say bye. oriti is used as a short form of goodbye.
The Luo word for ‘welcome’ is oriti. oriti is a greeting used to welcome someone upon their arrival.
In Swahili, “are you okay?” is translated as uko sawa? The phrase is used to ask if someone is feeling well or is in a good state.
The English phrase “good night” is translated into Luo as oiti maraber.
The Swahili word for son is mwana. In many contexts, mwana can refer to a child or offspring in general, not just specifically a male son.
habari, jina langu ni is the Swahili way to say “hello, my name is”. This phrase is used to greet someone and introduce yourself by stating your name.
The Luo phrase for “beautiful lady” is nyako maber. nyako maber is a phrase used to describe a woman or girl who is physically attractive.
The Swahili word for corn is mahindi. For example, you can use the phrase shamba la mahindi to mean “cornfield”.