Swahili

The Swahili word for tomorrow is kesho. kesho is an adverb used to refer to the day after the present day.

The Swahili word for pineapple is nanasi. nanasi is a noun used to refer to the pineapple fruit.

The Swahili word for brown is kahawia. The word kahawia is used to describe something that has a brown color.

The Swahili word for gums is fizi. fizi refers to the pink flesh inside the mouth that holds the teeth in place.

The Swahili phrase for “your birthday” is siku yako ya kuzaliwa. The phrase refers to the anniversary of the day a person was born.

hujambo is the Swahili phrase for “how are you”. hujambo is a standard greeting used to initiate a conversation by asking about someone’s well-being.

The Swahili word for cool is poa. poa is used as an adjective to describe something that has a slightly low temperature.

To say sorry in Swahili when someone has had a misfortune or an accident, use pole. To apologize for your own mistake, say Samahani.

haki is the Swahili word for a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something. The word haki encompasses the meaning of justice, fairness and rights.

The Swahili phrase for “I am sorry” is Samahani. Samahani is used to apologize for a mistake or to politely get someone’s attention.