Swahili

To decide in Swahili is kuamua. kuamua is a verb meaning to give judgement.

The English phrase “Tanzania” is translated into Swahili as Tanzania. Tanzania refers to the United Republic of Tanzania.

The Swahili word for grandpa is babu. babu is used to refer to a grandfather. In a different context, the term mjukuu is used to refer to a grandchild.

The English phrase “you’re dumb” translates to Swahili as Wewe ni mjinga.

The Swahili verb for “speak” is sema.

The Swahili word for coast is pwani. pwani means coast or shore, the edge of the land where it meets the sea.

The Swahili word for egg is yai. The term yai refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl, as well as the contents of such an egg used as food.

The English word “toothpick” is kichokonoo in Swahili. A toothpick is a small stick used for removing food residue from the area between the teeth.

Hi in Swahili can be said as jambo or salaam.

To relax in Swahili is to say pumzika. The verb pumzika is used to describe resting and becoming relieved of stress.