Swahili

The Swahili word for god is mungu. The term is used to refer to a deity.

The Swahili word for big is kubwa.

The English phrase “I hate you” is translated into Swahili as Ninakuchukia. Ninakuchukia is used as an expression of intense dislike towards someone.

The Swahili word for hippo is kiboko. kiboko refers to the large, semi-aquatic mammal native to Africa.

The Swahili phrase for “you stink” is unanuka. To emphasize how intense the stench is, you can say unanuka vibaya, which means “you stink badly”.

The Swahili word for ghost is mzimu.

The Swahili word for butterfly is kipepeo. kipepeo is a noun used to refer to the insect known as a butterfly.

Something in Swahili is kitu. kitu is used to refer to an unspecified object.

In Swahili, “happy birthday” is expressed as heri ya siku ya kuzaliwa. You can use these phrases to offer good wishes to someone on their birthday.

The Swahili phrase for “what is your name?” is Jina lako nani? This phrase is a question used to ask someone for their name.