Swahili

The English phrase “my sister” is translated into Swahili as dada yangu. This phrase is used to refer to a female sibling of the speaker.

To say “call me” in Swahili, use Nipigie simu. This phrase is used to request that someone contact you via telephone.

The Swahili word for shark is papa. papa is a noun used to refer to the predatory fish known as a shark.

In Swahili, habari is a general greeting used to say hello or to ask how someone is.

The English word “cup” is translated into Swahili as kikombe. kikombe is used to refer to a physical drinking vessel used for liquids.

The Swahili word for to dance is dansi. The term dansi is a loanword from English used to describe moving rhythmically to music within a modern context.

The Swahili word for condom is kondomu. kondomu is a noun used to refer to a flexible sleeve worn on the penis.

The English word “wolf” is mbwa mwitu in Swahili. mbwa mwitu is the term used to refer to the animal known as a wolf.

In Swahili, the English word help is translated as msaada.

The Swahili word for warrior is shujaa. The term shujaa refers to a person engaged in battle or conflict.