Swahili

The Swahili word for hope is matumaini.

The Swahili phrase for ‘I miss you’ is ninakukosa.

The Swahili word for moon is mwezi. mwezi refers to the natural satellite of planet Earth or the specific name of the Earth’s moon.

The Swahili phrase for “no spots” is bila madoa. This phrase is used to describe a surface or an object that is clean and free of small marks or stains.

The Swahili phrase for purple is -a zambarau.

The English word “spotless” is translated into Swahili as bila doa. bila doa is used as an adjective to describe something that is exceptionally clean.

mimi pia is the Swahili way to say “me too”. Use this phrase to indicate that something applies to you as well.

The English phrase “where are you going?” is translated into Swahili as unakwenda wapi? This phrase is used to ask someone about their destination.

The Swahili word for candy is peremende. peremende is used to refer to a piece of candy.

The Swahili word for lazy is mvivu. The word mvivu is an adjective used to describe someone who is unwilling to work.