Kiswahili Kitukuzwe Africa nzima

TAFAKARI...
****** KUmuoa mwanamke anaye kuzidi umri ni sawa na kununua gazeti jioni****

Ati ngori ni chwani saa ya kudish

Ada ya mja hunena, mwungwana ni kitendo. It is customary for a slave to talk, but a free man acts. (Mja is only used in this way in this proverb, otherwise it would be - a foreigner)

Adhabu ya kaburi, aijua maiti. The torture of the grave is known only to the dead.

Ahadi ni deni. A promise is a debt.

Aibu ya maiti, aijua mwosha. Only a Moritician knows the real shame of the dead. No man is a hero to his wife.

Akiba haiozi. A reserve(savings) does not decay.

Aisifuye mvua, imemnyea. He who praises rain has been rained on himself

Habari ya Leo ndugu zangu Waafrika?
Msemo wa Leo ni" Tenda mema,Nenda zaako"

Hello my fellow Africans it's high time you started learning Kiswahili, get it here slowly and if you want to know more be free to book an appointment for online classes.

Greetings/ Salamu

Hello: jambo/ hujambo/ ​salama
How are you?: habari gani
Fine (response): nzuri
Goodbye: kwa heri/ kwa herini (more than one peson)
See you later: tutaonana
Nice to meet you: nafurahi kukuona
Goodnight: lala salama

Yes: Ndivyo/Naam
No: hapana/La hasha
Thank you: asante/Nashukuru
Thank you very much: asante sana
Please: tafadhali
OK: sawa
Excuse me: samahani
You're welcome: starehe/Wakaribishwa
Can you help me?: tafadhali, naomba msaada
What is your name?: jina lako nani?
My name is: jina langu ni
Where are you from?: unatoka wapi?
I'm from: natokea
May I take a picture?: naomba kupiga picha
Do you speak English?: unasema kiingereza?
Do you speak Swahili?: unasema Kiswahili?
Just a little bit: kidogo tu
How do you say... in Swahili?: unasemaje... kwa kiswahili
I don't understand: sielewi
Friend: rafiki

Kiswahili Kitukuzwe Africa nzima We shall speak and write kiswahili language in Africa as a primary media of communication.

Tujitunze kwa kuzingatia maadhili na desturi ya jamii ya kiafrika