Swahili

The Swahili phrase for “good luck” is kila la heri. kila la heri is used to wish fortune on someone or to provide encouragement.

The Swahili phrase for baby girl is mtoto wa kike. You can use mtoto wa kike to refer to a baby girl.

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

hakuna kitu is the Swahili way to say nothing. hakuna kitu is used to express the non-existence of something.

The English phrase “my queen” is translated into Swahili as malkia wangu.

The Swahili word for zebra is pundamilia. pundamilia is used to refer to the African animal known as a zebra.

The English phrase ‘grey hair’ is translated into Swahili as mvi.

The English phrase “great” is translated into Swahili as nzuri. nzuri is an adjective used to describe something as very good.

In Swahili, brother-in-law is shemeji. The term shemeji is a gender-neutral word used to refer to both a brother-in-law and a sister-in-law.

The Swahili word for heart is moyo.