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Say Hello in the Swahili Language
Kiswahili
| English: | Hello | My name is |
|---|---|---|
| Swahili: | Jambo | Jina langu ni |
| Pronunciation: | JAM-bo | JEE-na LAHN-goo nee |
Did You Know You Were Speaking Swahili?
Words in English from the Swahili language:
| simba (lion) | uhuru (freedom) | bwana (master) |
| yam | safari (trip) | Toto (small child, young animal) |
Swahili Alphabet
Learning Swahili
- Kiswahili for Travelers
- Useful Swahili
- Swahili Vocabulary
- Swahili Language Basics
- Kiswahili Dates
- Kiswahili Numbers
- Internet Living Swahili Dictionary
- English-Swahili Dictionary
- Kiswahili Grammar Notes
- Swahili Tongue Twisters
Swahili Culture
- Swahili Language History
- African Countries
- Kiswahili Home Page
- The Kamusi Project
- U.S. State Department Background Notes on Africa
Who Can You Talk To?
There are 35,000,000 people in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, the Congo, Zimbabwe, Burundi, Zaire and other countries of East and Central Africa who speak Swahili. Now you can say hello to 35,000,000 people!
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Updated on 6 May 2008
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