Swahili

In Swahili, the phrase for “good job” is kazi nzuri. kazi nzuri is used to refer to a physical occupation or a specific task completed.

In Swahili, goodbye can be expressed as tuonane tena. While you can use several expressions to say goodbye, they often carry different nuances.

In Swahili, the English word ‘shelter’ is translated as makazi.

The Swahili word for ‘good’ in the sense of pleasant or enjoyable is nzuri.

hamjambo nyote is the Swahili way to say “hello everyone”. This phrase is used specifically when the speaker is addressing a group of two or more people.

The Swahili word for chicken is kuku.

Alhamisi is the Swahili word for Thursday. Alhamisi is used to refer to the day of the week.

The Swahili word for yes is ndiyo. Ndiyo is used to indicate agreement, to answer affirmative questions or to confirm a statement.

The phrase “the days of the week” in Swahili is siku za wiki.

The Swahili word for prince is mwana mfalme. mwana mfalme refers to a son or a male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.