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In Swahili, the English phrase “corruption” is translated as ufisadi.

The Swahili word for crisps is crisps. This phrase refers to thin slices of potato that have been fried or baked until they are crunchy.

The Swahili phrase for “get well soon” is ugua pole. This phrase is used to express sympathy and hope for someone’s recovery when they are unwell.

The Swahili phrase for “how old are you?” is una miaka mingapi? The phrase una miaka mingapi? is a question used to ask someone about their age.

The Swahili phrase for “hello beautiful” is habari mrembo. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to address a woman to compliment her appearance.

The Swahili word for angel is malaika. The term malaika refers to a messenger from a deity.

The Swahili word for heaven is mbinguni. mbinguni is used to refer to the spiritual paradise or the upper-world.

The Swahili word for nine is tisa. tisa is used as the cardinal number 9.

In Swahili, the phrase for “I am hungry” is Nina njaa. The phrase Nina njaa is used to express that you feel a need to eat food.