Swahili

The Swahili phrase for “I am tired” is Nimechoka. Nimechoka is a statement used to express that you have no energy or that you need to rest.

The Swahili word for poop is mavi.

The Swahili phrase ‘me’ is translated as mimi.

In Swahili, to go is kwenda. The verb kwenda is used to describe the act of moving through space, particularly when moving from one place to another.

The English phrase ‘you’re ugly’ is translated into Swahili as wewe ni mbaya. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are not physically attractive.

The Swahili word for gorilla is sokwe. The term refers to an ape.

To say ‘wake up’ in Swahili, use amka. The term amka refers specifically to the act of waking up from sleep.

The Swahili phrase for “be quiet” is nyamaza. The phrase is a command used to tell someone to stop talking or to make less noise.

The Swahili phrase for “good morning: how are you” is Habari za asubuhi, hujambo? This phrase is a morning greeting used to ask someone how they are doing.

The Swahili word for school is shule. shule refers to an institution dedicated to teaching and learning.