Swahili to English

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Ahsante or Asante

It Means What

Karibu Nyumbani.

Simba means 'lion' in Swahili. he is also a cartoon.

please..we'll find a good one to him together.normally shanith is a bad tempered person.

Ndiyo means literally "these words are true," and is used as an affirmative in answer to a question (though it has some other uses as well). It is almost invariably translated into English as simply "yes."

If you mean how do you spell it in English it is 'Caribou'.

Hussein is an Arabic name which is a diminutive of Hassan. It connotes "good", "handsome" or "beautiful."

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Yesu ananipenda

I would venture to say, NO! We haven't heard anything out of him, so if he is proficient in Spanish and teaching his girls to speak Spanish...as he says ALL American parents should be doing....then the proof is in the pudding. Let's hear about it.

The German word von, generally meaning "of" or "from," might be rendered in Swahili as kutoka, e.g., Huyu ni Fulani kutoka Uganda, This is Fulani from Uganda. Swahili has few prepositions, and doesn't much use those it has. This sentence would likely be broken into two and express the idea with a verb: Huyu ni Fulani. Anatoka Uganda, This is Fulani. He comes from Uganda.

Mah-oo-LAH-nah kah-RAY-ngah.

Agenze is not a Swahili word. It's actually a Corsican word that means "agencies."

The confusion might be due to the fact that there is a song with this title by a Ugandan singer named Bebe Cool. The song is actually written in Shona, not Swahili.

The word is chekesha. It means to amuse, to make laugh. Kuchekesha is a form of the verb kucheka, to laugh.

Shujaa

It is an African-American holiday.

Yes there is. The word is yaya.

Tanzanians often call the woman or girl who helps them look after the children dada, which means big sister.

"First" is an English equivalent of "Kwanzaa." The word comes from the widely used Swahili language of Africa. It comes from a Swahili phrase meaning "first fruits."