Swahili

The Swahili word for home is nyumbani.

Santa is the Swahili word for the English phrase santa. The term refers to the legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.

In Swahili, the English phrase “cooking” is most commonly expressed as kupika.

The English phrase “god loves you” is translated into Swahili as Mungu anakupenda.

The Swahili word for builder is mjenzi. A builder is a person who builds or constructs things.

The Swahili word for math is hisabati. hisabati is the noun used to refer to the subject of mathematics.

The Swahili phrase for “shut up” is nyamaza. The phrase is used to command someone to stop talking.

The Swahili word for pen is kalamu. kalamu refers to a writing tool. If you need to specify a pen with black ink, you can say kalamu ya wino mweusi.

The Swahili word for rich is tajiri.

The Swahili word for strength is nguvu. nguvu is a broad term used to describe various types of strength.