Swahili

In Swahili, the phrase for “I love you” is nakupenda. The phrase is used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English word “spider” is translated into Swahili as buibui. The term refers to the arthropod known as a spider.

To say “mind your business” in Swahili, use jali mambo yako. This phrase is used to tell someone to stop interfering in things that do not concern them.

The Swahili word for “amen” is amina. amina is an expression of strong agreement.

The English phrase “hello” can be translated into Swahili as jambo or salaam.

In Swahili, ‘hey’ is expressed as mambo. Mambo is an informal greeting similar to the English slang ‘what’s up?’ or ‘how’s it going?’.

The Swahili word for the number two is mbili. mbili is the cardinal number two used for counting.

The Swahili word for stupid is mjinga. The word is used to describe someone who is lacking in intelligence.

The Swahili word moto translates to the English phrase ‘A two-wheeled motor vehicle’.

The phrase for “my king” in Swahili is mfalme wangu.