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It is in the Bantu family of languages. About 35% of its vocabulary is from Arabic. Native speakers call it Kiswahili. Here a=ah, e=eh, i=ee, o=oh, u=oo in moon, dh=the, mb-is made by saying b while having the tongue in the position for m, nz-is made by saying z while having the tongue in the position for n.  \n\n| 1 | Hello., Hi. | Hujambo. [Muslim speakers of Swahili prefer: Asalaamu alekum; Habari is common and informal] |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2 | What’s your name? | Jina lako? (Name your?) |\n| 3 | I don’t understand. | Si elewi. (Not+I understand; Mimi elewi=I understand) |\n| 4 | Again, please. | Tena, tafadhali. |\n| 5 | Thanks. | Asante. |\n| 6 | What is that? | Hiyo ni nini? (That is what?) |\n| 7 | How much? | Bei gani? (Price what?) |\n| 8 | I want one. No, two. | Mimi/Ni na taka mmoja. Hapana, mbili.\u003Cbr>(I now want one. No, two.) |\n| 9 | Yes, good. | Ndiyo, nzuri. |\n| 10 | Where is a toilet? | Choo ipo wapi? (Toilet give where?) /\u003Cbr>Wapi choo? (Where bathroom?) |\n| 11 | There or here. | Pale au/ama kuna. |\n| 12 | Goodbye. | Kwaheri. |\n\n\n| ENGLISH | woman | already | go | speak | in | house |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| SWAHILI | mwanamke | tayari; -ed=li- | enda | sema | ktika, ndani | nyumbani |\n\n\n| ENGLISH | man | see | much | food | and | water |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| SWAHILI | mwanamme | ona | tele, -ingi | chakula | na | maji |\n\n\n| ENGLISH | hand | up | pain | medicine | money |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| SWAHILI | mkono | juu | uchungu | dawa | pesa |\n\n\n| WORD ORDER: SVO, N+Adj | PLURALS:\u003Cbr>ki-, vi-, etc | A: Substitute\u003Cbr>“one” | THE: Substitute “that” or “this” |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n[http://translate.google.com/\\#sw|en|](http://translate.google.com/#sw|en|) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swahili](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swahili)[ ](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swahili)[http://www.freedict.com/onldict/swa.html](http://www.freedict.com/onldict/swa.html) [http://mylanguages.org/learn_swahili.php](http://mylanguages.org/learn_swahili.php)  \nSWAHILI WORD LIST  \n\n|  | ENGLISH | SWAHILI |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. | A man | substitute “one:” moja |\n| 2. | Address | mitaani |\n| 3. | Again | tena |\n| 4. | Age | umri |\n| 5. | All | wote |\n| 6. | Almost | karibu |\n| 7. | Already | tayari |\n| 8. | And | na |\n| 9. | Animal | mnyama |\n| 10. | Angry | hasira |\n| 11. | Art | sanaa |\n| 12. | Bad | mbaya |\n| 13. | Bathroom (Toilet) | bafuni (choo) |\n| 14. | Be | ni |\n| 15. | Beer | bia |\n| 16. | Book | kitabu |\n| 17. | Border | mpaka |\n| 18. | Buy | kununua |\n| 19. | Castle | ngoma |\n| 20. | Chair | mwenyekiti |\n| 21. | Chalk | chaki |\n| 22. | Child | mtoto |\n| 23. | Clothing | mavazi |\n| 24. | Color | michezo |\n| 25. | Come | kuja |\n| 26. | Dance | ngoma |\n| 27. | Danger | hatari |\n| 28. | Day | siku |\n| 29. | Doctor | daktari |\n| 30. | Down | chini |\n| 31. | Eat | kula |\n| 32. | Fight | kupambana |\n| 33. | Flower | ua |\n\n\n| 34.\u003Cbr>35.\u003Cbr>36.\u003Cbr>37.\u003Cbr>38.\u003Cbr>39.\u003Cbr>40.\u003Cbr>41.\u003Cbr>42.\u003Cbr>43.\u003Cbr>44.\u003Cbr>45.\u003Cbr>46.\u003Cbr>47.\u003Cbr>48.\u003Cbr>49.\u003Cbr>50.\u003Cbr>51.\u003Cbr>52.\u003Cbr>53.\u003Cbr>54.\u003Cbr>55.\u003Cbr>56.\u003Cbr>57.\u003Cbr>58.\u003Cbr>59.\u003Cbr>60.\u003Cbr>61.\u003Cbr>62.\u003Cbr>63.\u003Cbr>64.\u003Cbr>65.\u003Cbr>66.\u003Cbr>66.\u003Cbr>67.\u003Cbr>68.\u003Cbr>69.\u003Cbr>70.\u003Cbr>71.\u003Cbr>72.\u003Cbr>73.\u003Cbr>74.\u003Cbr>75.\u003Cbr>76.\u003Cbr>77.\u003Cbr>78.\u003Cbr>79.\u003Cbr>80.\u003Cbr>81.\u003Cbr>82.\u003Cbr>83. | Food Friend From Game Gift Give Go Good\u003Cbr>Goodbye! 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