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Watoto Child Care Ministry was started in 1994 by Pastor Gary Skinner to take care of orphaned and parentless children. The Watoto ministry based in Kampala Uganda has helped many disadvantaged children in Uganda have their lives restored and experiencing the fullness of life. Praise the Lord. Amen.
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What is Swahili for children?
Watoto
What does watoto mean in the language of Uganda?
Watoto is a word from the Swahili language that means "children". However Lugandan not Swahili is the primary Ugandan language.
What does children mean in Swahili?
Watoto (sing., mtoto)
Who started watoto?
Marylin Skinner and her husband started it.
How do you say happy children in Swahili?
Watoto wenye furaha
How do you spell child in Swahili?
One child = mtoto. Children = watoto.
What is the Kikuyu word for the English word children?
The Kikuyu word for the English word children is "watoto."
What is the Swahili word meaning children?
watotooCORRECTION: There's one "o" at the end: watoto. The singular (child) is mtoto.
How do you say I can't see in Swahili?
Sioni.A blind person is kipofu, pl. vipofu, but people are also called wasiona (those who cant see): Shule ya Watoto Wasiona: school for blind children.
What has the author Petro K Mitande written?
Petro K. Mitande has written: 'Kalikalanje; hadithi ya kijana aliyeokoka kwa bahati kutoka katika kinywa cha zimwi na hadithi zingine za watoto kwa ajili ya watoto, kimeandikwa na Petro K. Mitande'
What is a phrase from the Tanzanian anthem?
Dumisha uhuru na Umoja Wake kwa Waume na Watoto. This means: Grant eternal freedom and unity to its women, men and children.
What is child in Swahili?
Mtoto, for someone's child or children in general: mtoto wangu, my child, watoto wa shule, schoolchildren.Mwana is also used of someone's child, and mwanagu, my child, is possibly more common than mtoto wangu. Plural: wanangu or watoto wangu. Mwanangu is often used in addressing a child: usifanye hivi, mwanangu, don't do that, my child, also used by a teacher speaking to young children or any older person chiding a young person.
