Swahili

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 phrase for “holy spirit” is Roho Mtakatifu. In a Christian context, this phrase refers to the person of the Holy Trinity.

The Swahili word for power is nguvu.

The English phrase “black queen” is translated into Swahili as malkia mweusi. The phrase is used to describe a female monarch who has black skin.

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

The Swahili word for “greeting” is salamu. salamu refers to the acknowledgement of a person’s presence or arrival.

The Swahili word bado means ‘still’ or ‘not yet’.

In Swahili, ‘cheers’ can be expressed as maisha marefu when making a toast.

Nakupenda pia is the Swahili way to say “I love you too”.