Swahili

The English phrase “where is the bathroom?” is translated into Swahili as Choo kiko wapi?

In Swahili, “take care” is expressed as jali. The word jali is used as an interjection to mean “good-bye”.

To breathe in Swahili is vuta pumzi. The phrase vuta pumzi is used to describe the physiological act of breathing.

The English phrase “thank you lord” is translated into Swahili as asante bwana. This phrase is used as an expression of gratitude addressed to God.

The Swahili word for ‘you’ is wewe. wewe is used as a subject pronoun to refer to the person being addressed.

The Swahili phrase for “have a great day” is Uwe na siku njema. This phrase is used as a parting wish when someone is leaving or ending a conversation.

The Swahili phrase for “unique” is ya kipekee.

The Swahili phrase for “words” is maneno.

The Swahili word for bathroom is bafuni. bafuni refers specifically to a room with a bathtub.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Swahili as habari gani?