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Mzuri is a term derived from Swahili meaning "good" or "beautiful." It is often used to describe positive experiences, qualities, or feelings. Additionally, "Mzuri" can refer to various brands, initiatives, or products that emphasize quality and cultural richness, particularly in contexts related to African heritage and community empowerment.
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How do you say beautiful woman in Swahili?
mwanamke mzuri
How do you spell pretty lady in Swahili?
mwanamke mzuri
What does zuri mean in Swahili?
-zuri is an adjective meaning good, nice, and the like. Its form varies according to the noun in modifies:mtu mzuri, a good person (or a good-looking person)gari zuri, a good carkitabu kizuri, a good book,mti mzuri, a good treenchi nzuri, a good country
How do you say you are handsome in Swahili?
Speaking to a man: uso wako mzuri (you have a handsome face), or more commonly unapendeza (you are pleasing, which can also mean you are dressed nicely, to either a man or a woman).
How do you say pretty in Swahili?
The adjectives as applied to people and animals are mzuriand mrembo. Mrembo is the stronger of the two, used for women and young children, meaning beautiful. Mzuri can be used for either men or women and translated as "pretty" or "handsome," as appropriate.
How do you say beautiful one in Swahili?
In Swahili, "beautiful one" can be translated as "mzuri" for a female or "mrembo" for someone who is particularly beautiful. If you want to say it in a more affectionate way, you might say "mrembo wangu," which means "my beautiful one." Swahili is rich in expressions, so context can also influence the choice of words.
What does nzuri mean in Swahili?
-zuri is an adjective meaning good, pretty, attractive, appropriate. In the form nzuri, it has a agrees with the "n" class of nouns: picha nzuri a good (or pretty) picture, repoti nzuri a good report, nyumba nzuri a nice house. Also, kitabu kizuri a good book, gari zuri a good car, msichana mzuri a pretty girl.
How do you say handsome in Swahili?
sura. Mzuri (pl., wazuri; the word has different forms depending on the noun it modifies) is an adjective that has many uses, among them good-looking or pleasant in appearance, used for both sexes and all ages. Mrembo (pl., warembo) is best translated as "beautiful" and is only used of women and babies, sometimes young children. Used alone with no noun to modify, mrembo can be translated as "beauty." In the plural is very common and refers to a group of beautiful women, used as a jocular, loving, or simply polite compliment, e.g., one might greet a group of women, "Salaam, Warembo." The word sura carries no hint of good-looking, It merely means face or appearance. If you said a man had a sura nzuri, you mean he's handsome. Ditto uso mzuri(uso is the anatomical word for face). Sura has many uses related to "face," e.g., the facade of a building.
Beautiful in Swahili?
mrembo "Mrembo" is a beautiful person. There are many ways to say "beautiful" depending on the context and the thing(s) you're describing. The most fundamental is through the base word "-zuri," the prefix for which must match the thing(s) you're talking about: kizuri, mazuri, mizuri, mzuri, nzuri. This word also means "good," again depending on context. Other words for "beautiful" are "hidaya" and "sena," as well as the group of words with the "-rembo" ending (of which "mrembo" is one).
What actors and actresses appeared in Sankofa - 1993?
The cast of Sankofa - 1993 includes: Mzuri as Lucy Mutabaruka as Shango Hasinatu Camara as Jumma Reggie Carter as Father Raphael Roger Doctor as Nathan Alexandra Duah as Nunu Jim Faircloth as James Hossana Ghanaba as Linguist for Sankofa Kofi Ghanaba as Sankofa Jimmy Lee Savage as Mussa Alditz McKenzie as Kuta Nick Medley as Joe Stanley Michelson as Mr. Lafayette Oyafunmike Ogunlano as Mona Afemo Omilami as Noble Ali Maxwell Parris as Baby Ngozi Louise Reid as Esther Chrispan Rigby as Photographer
What does friendly mean in Swahili?
'Friendly' is 'mwema' in Swahili. Correction; mwema is a form of the adjective -emameaning good or nice . The mw- prefix is a singular form for a person or animal, so mtu mwema is "a good man." N.B. -- A Standard English-Swahili Dictionary by the University of Oxford gives -pole, -ema, and -zuri as meanings for "friendly" but they don't really have such one-to-one meanings in Swahili. A friendly person may very well be described as mtu mpole mtu mwema, or mtu mzuri, but in all cases they mean he or she is a good or nice person. He or she wouldn't necessarily be friendly, but might well be.The noun mchamgamfu by itself can mean a friendly person: loquacious, happy, talkative, gets along well with people, etc. A friendly act would be kitendo cha kirafiki. He treats everyone as a friend, Anawafanyia watu wote kama rafiki.Rafiki = friend.
How do you say friend in African?
"African" is not a language. Africa is a continent that contains 54 countries and more than 2100 completely different languages. Some estimates place the number of languages at around 3000.If you have any quesitons about African languages, you will have to specify the language.The most prominent languages spoken in Africa are:AfrikaansAmharicArabicEnglishFrenchFulaHausaIgboOromaSomaliSwahiliYorubaZulu
