Kikuyu

The English phrase “my love” is translated into Kikuyu as mwendwa wakwa.

The Kikuyu verb ūka means to come, to arrive or to appear. ūka is used to describe the action of arriving at a destination or appearing in a location.

The phrase “shut up” in Kikuyu is translated as kira. kira is used to command someone to stop talking.

The English phrase “thank you god” is translated into Kikuyu as nĩngatho kũrĩ Ngai. This phrase is used as an expression to show gratitude to God.

The Kikuyu word for money is mbeca. mbeca is used to refer to currency in a general sense.

The English word “no” is translated into Kikuyu as aaca.

The Kikuyu word for “please” is tha. tha is used as an interjection to make a request more polite.

rũciinĩ is the Kikuyu word for morning. The word refers to the part of the day occurring between dawn and midday.

In Kikuyu, the word for husband is mũthuri. The term is used to refer to a male partner in a marriage.

The English phrase “hello” is translated into Kikuyu as wĩmwega.