Swahili

The Swahili phrase for “see you later” is Baadaye.

The Swahili word for tie is tai. The word tai refers to a narrow piece of fabric worn around the collar of a shirt and tied in a knot at the throat.

Kenya is the Swahili word for the country Kenya. The word is used as the name of the country located in Eastern Africa.

In Swahili, sudden is ghafla. The word ghafla is used to describe something happening quickly with little or no warning.

The English phrase “shoulders” is translated into Swahili as mabega. mabega refers to the parts of the body where the arms join the torso.

To defecate in Swahili is to kunya. The term refers to the act of expelling feces from one’s bowels.

The English phrase “alphabetical order” is translated into Swahili as mpangilio wa alfabeti.

The English phrase “months” is translated into Swahili as miezi.

The Swahili phrase for happy new month is Heri ya mwezi mpya. Heri ya Mwezi Mpya is used to mean Happy New Month.

The English phrase “welcome to kenya” is translated into Swahili as Karibu Kenya.