Swahili

The Swahili word for the English phrase ‘chez’ is kwa. kwa is a preposition used to mean ‘at/in the home of’.

The English word “transport” translates to Swahili as usafiri. usafiri is used to refer to the act of transporting, travel or movement.

asante is the Swahili word for thanks. The word is used to express appreciation or gratitude.

To look in Swahili is to say tazama. The verb tazama means to try to see.

The Swahili word for okay is sawa. sawa is a common way to say okay in Swahili, typically used to express agreement.

The English phrase “where is” is translated into Swahili as iko wapi. To ask for the location of something, you can use the phrase iko wapi.

The Swahili phrase for white person is mzungu. Mzungu is used to refer to a person with light skin, typically of European descent.

In Swahili, royal is translated as kifalme. The term kifalme is used as an adjective to describe things that are royal or pertaining to royalty.

The Swahili phrase “I want you” is expressed as ninakutaka. This phrase is used to express a strong romantic or sexual desire for another person.

In Swahili, the English word ‘nurse’ can be translated as muuguzi or nesi. The term refers to a person trained to provide care for the sick.