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1
Q

Tembo

A

Elephant

2
Q

Elephant

A

Tembo

3
Q

Mtima

A

Heart

4
Q

Heart

A

Mtima

5
Q

Nyoka

A

Snake(s)

6
Q

Snake(s)

A

Nyoka

7
Q

Punda

A

Donkey

8
Q

Donkey

A

Punda

9
Q

Baba / Kaka / Dada / Mama / Familia / Babu / Bibi / Rafiki / Jirani / Ndugu … [ALL words for family/relatives/friends/acquaintances except Wife/Husband/Child]

A

Exceptional cases in M/Wa-Class: they use general M/Wa agreement BUT they do NOT use ‘Wa’ for possessive - but Y/Z-possessive instead!

10
Q

Exceptional cases in M/Wa-Class: they use general M/Wa agreement BUT they do NOT use ‘Wa’ for possessive - but Y/Z-possessive instead!

A

Baba / Kaka / Dada / Mama / Familia / Babu / Bibi / Rafiki / Jirani / Ndugu … [ALL words for family/relatives/friends/acquaintances except Wife/Husband/Child]

11
Q

Seremala / Daktari / Rais / Fundi / Nesi … ( Ji/Ma Noun Class)

A

Ji/Ma Noun Class animates (examples x5): they use general M/Wa-agreement (even though they form their plurals differently)

12
Q

Ji/Ma Noun Class animates (examples x5): they use general M/Wa-agreement (even though they form their plurals differently)

A

Seremala / Daktari / Rais / Fundi / Nesi … ( Ji/Ma Noun Class)

13
Q

Kipepeo / Kiboko ( Ki/Vi Noun Class)

A

Ki/Vi- Noun Class animate: because they are animate they use M/Wa-agreement

14
Q

Ki/Vi- Noun Class animate: because they are animate they use M/Wa-agreement

A

Kipepeo / Kiboko ( Ki/Vi Noun Class)

15
Q

Kipepeo - Vipepeo

A

Butterfly - Butterflies

16
Q

Butterfly - Butterflies

A

Kipepeo - Vipepeo

17
Q

Kiboko - Viboko

A

Hippopotamus

18
Q

Hippopotamus

A

Kiboko - Viboko

19
Q

Rais

A

President (of country)

20
Q

President (of country)

A

Rais

21
Q

N/N Noun Class (trash class): sing. pl. : INCLUDES WHICH TYPE OF M/Wa WORDS? … (NB. but because animate beings they will follow M/Wa-agreement!)

A

Almost all animal names are […] Noun Class

22
Q

Almost all animal names are […] Noun Class

A

N/N Noun Class (trash class): sing. pl. : INCLUDES WHICH TYPE OF M/Wa WORDS? … (NB. but because animate beings they will follow M/Wa-agreement!)

23
Q

Mlinzi

A

Watchman

24
Q

Watchman

A

Mlinzi

25
Q

Nyani

A

Monkey

26
Q

Monkey

A

Nyani

27
Q

Nina - Una - Ana - Tuna - Mna - Wana

A

To have (verb) – present tense affirmative (6x)

28
Q

To have (verb) – present tense affirmative (6x)

A

Nina - Una - Ana - Tuna - Mna - Wana

29
Q

Sina - Huna - Hana - Hatuna - Hamna - Hawana

A

To have (verb) present tense negative (x6)

30
Q

To have (verb) present tense negative (x6)

A

Sina - Huna - Hana - Hatuna - Hamna - Hawana

31
Q

Haraka

A

Quick / Fast / Hurry

32
Q

Quick / Fast / Hurry

A

Haraka

33
Q

Homa

A

Fever

34
Q

Fever

A

Homa

35
Q

Kiu

A

Thirst

36
Q

Thirst

A

Kiu

37
Q

Njaa

A

Hunger

38
Q

Hunger

A

Njaa

39
Q

Hasira

A

Anger

40
Q

Anger

A

Hasira

41
Q

Ninasikia kiu

A

I feel thirst(y)

42
Q

I feel thirst(y)

A

Ninasikia kiu

43
Q

Nina kiu / Nina njaa

A

I am thirsty / I am hungry (lit.: I have …)

44
Q

I am thirsty / I am hungry (lit.: I have …)

A

Nina kiu / Nina njaa

45
Q

Jua

A

Sun

46
Q

Sun

A

Jua

47
Q

Huyu rafiki yangu mzuri … Demonstrative-Noun-Possessive-Adjective

A

Note the order of the words! : … This my good friend

48
Q

Note the order of the words! : … This my good friend

A

Huyu rafiki yangu mzuri … Demonstrative-Noun-Possessive-Adjective

49
Q

Ugonjwa mbaya

A

Disease

50
Q

Disease

A

Ugonjwa mbaya

51
Q

Ndani

A

Inside

52
Q

Inside

A

Ndani

53
Q

Bado

A

Not yet (in negative sentence) / Still (in positive sentence)

54
Q

Not yet (in negative sentence) / Still (in positive sentence)

A

Bado

55
Q

Tayari

A

Ready / Already

56
Q

Ready / Already

A

Tayari

57
Q

Kitu - Vitu

A

Thing(s)

58
Q

Thing(s)

A

Kitu - Vitu

59
Q

Kitu kidogo

A

Something small (Bribe phrase)

60
Q

Something small (Bribe phrase)

A

Kitu kidogo

61
Q

Ya kwangu - Ya kwako - n.k.

A

Of my own - Of your own - etc.

62
Q

Of my own - Of your own - etc.

A

Ya kwangu - Ya kwako - n.k.

63
Q

Hamna shida

A

There is/are no problem(s)

64
Q

There is/are no problem(s)

A

Hamna shida

65
Q

Hamna

A

There is/are no (specific / inside)

66
Q

There is/are no (specific / inside)

A

Hamna

67
Q

Kuna - Hakuna / Pana - Hapana / Mna - Hamna … (PLACE Mahali Class)

A

3x there is/are (no): … 1. abstract/general | 2. specific | 3. specifically inside

68
Q

3x there is/are (no): … 1. abstract/general | 2. specific | 3. specifically inside

A

Kuna - Hakuna / Pana - Hapana / Mna - Hamna … (PLACE Mahali Class)

69
Q

Friji

A

Fridge

70
Q

Fridge

A

Friji

71
Q

Frijini

A

In the fridge

72
Q

In the fridge

A

Frijini

73
Q

(ku) -zaliwa

A

To be born

74
Q

To be born

A

(ku) -zaliwa

75
Q

Siku ya kuzaliwa

A

Birthday (day of to be born)

76
Q

Birthday (day of to be born)

A

Siku ya kuzaliwa

77
Q

N/N-Class (Trash Class) — has which type of words?

A

Almost all the ‘borrowed’ words (from Arabic / English / German) and almost all Animal names are in the […] Noun Class … (often ending in -i or -u or -e)

78
Q

Almost all the ‘borrowed’ words (from Arabic / English / German) and almost all Animal names are in the […] Noun Class … (often ending in -i or -u or -e)

A

N/N-Class (Trash Class) — has which type of words?

79
Q

Kompyuta

A

Computer

80
Q

Computer

A

Kompyuta

81
Q

Shule

A

School

82
Q

School

A

Shule

83
Q

Ki/Vi- or Chi/Vy- Noun Class — has which types of words?

A

Many things or items are in the […] Noun Class

84
Q

Many things or items are in the […] Noun Class

A

Ki/Vi- or Chi/Vy- Noun Class — has which types of words?

85
Q

Kituo - Vituo

A

Centre(s) / Institute(s)

86
Q

Centre(s) / Institute(s)

A

Kituo - Vituo

87
Q

M-Mi Noun Class — has which type of words?

A

Many words relating to Nature are in the […] Noun Class

88
Q

Many words relating to Nature are in the […] Noun Class

A

M-Mi Noun Class — has which type of words?

89
Q

Mlima - Milima

A

Mountain(s)

90
Q

Mountain(s)

A

Mlima - Milima

91
Q

Msitu - Misitu

A

Forrest(s)

92
Q

Forrest(s)

A

Msitu - Misitu

93
Q

(Ji- or empty) / Ma- Noun Class — has which type of words?

A

The […] Noun Class contains mostly Fruits and some professions

94
Q

The […] Noun Class contains mostly Fruits and some professions

A

(Ji- or empty) / Ma- Noun Class — has which type of words?

95
Q

Nanasi - Mananasi

A

Pineapple(s)

96
Q

Pineapple(s)

A

Nanasi - Mananasi

97
Q

Epul - Maepul

A

Apple(s)

98
Q

Apple(s)

A

Epul - Maepul

99
Q

Tikitimaji - Matikitimaji

A

Water melon(s)

100
Q

Water melon(s)

A

Tikitimaji - Matikitimaji

101
Q

U/N- Noun Class — has which type of words? … (the ‘N’ here stands for ‘nothing’ | most drop their U in the plural)

A

Most words for Abstract Categories / Concepts are in the […] Noun Class

102
Q

Most words for Abstract Categories / Concepts are in the […] Noun Class

A

U/N- Noun Class — has which type of words? … (the ‘N’ here stands for ‘nothing’ | most drop their U in the plural)

103
Q

Ushirikiano

A

Collaboration

104
Q

Collaboration

A

Ushirikiano

105
Q

Umama

A

Motherhood

106
Q

Motherhood

A

Umama

107
Q

Upendo

A

Love

108
Q

Love

A

Upendo

109
Q

Katika

A

In / Inside / On / At / To / From

110
Q

In / Inside / On / At / To / From

A

Katika

111
Q

(ku) -fahamu

A

To know / understand (superficially | be acquainted with)

112
Q

To know / understand (superficially | be acquainted with)

A

(ku) -fahamu

113
Q

Dakika (N/N)

A

Minute(s)

114
Q

Minute(s)

A

Dakika (N/N)

115
Q

-Li- // -Me- // -Na- // -Ta- (infixes)

A

The 4 basic tenses affirmative (infixes): … past - immediate past - present - future

116
Q

The 4 basic tenses affirmative (infixes): … past - immediate past - present - future

A

-Li- // -Me- // -Na- // -Ta- (infixes)

117
Q

-Ku- // -Ja- // -i (suffix) // -Ta- (infixes)

A

The 4 basic tenses negative (infixes): … Past - immediate past - present - future

118
Q

The 4 basic tenses negative (infixes): … Past - immediate past - present - future

A

-Ku- // -Ja- // -i (suffix) // -Ta- (infixes)

119
Q

All the 4 tenses (infixes) AFFIRMATIVE (Li-Me-Na-Ta) KEEP/DROP the .. Ku- .. infinitive in the short/monosyllabic verbs

A

All the 4 tenses (infixes) AFFIRMATIVE (Li-Me-Na-Ta) […] the .. Ku- .. | in the short/monosyllabic verbs

120
Q

All the 4 tenses (infixes) AFFIRMATIVE (Li-Me-Na-Ta) […] the .. Ku- .. | in the short/monosyllabic verbs

A

All the 4 tenses (infixes) AFFIRMATIVE (Li-Me-Na-Ta) KEEP/DROP the .. Ku- .. infinitive in the short/monosyllabic verbs

121
Q

NOTE: 3 out of the 4 tenses negative will KEEP?/DROP? the .. Ku- .. infinitive … in short/monosyllabic verbs. These 3 tenses are: … -ku- // -ja- // -i (past - immediate past - present)

A

NOTE: 3 out of the 4 tenses negative will DROP the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs. These 3 tenses are: […]

122
Q

NOTE: 3 out of the 4 tenses negative will DROP the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs. These 3 tenses are: […]

A

NOTE: 3 out of the 4 tenses negative will KEEP?/DROP? the .. Ku- .. infinitive … in short/monosyllabic verbs. These 3 tenses are: … -ku- // -ja- // -i (past - immediate past - present)

123
Q

The FUTURE tense negative KEEPS?/DROPS? the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs

A

The only tense negative that KEEPS the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs is: […]

124
Q

The only tense negative that KEEPS the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs is: […]

A

The FUTURE tense negative KEEPS?/DROPS? the .. Ku- .. | in short/monosyllabic verbs

125
Q

Sherehe

A

Party

126
Q

Party

A

Sherehe

127
Q

Ukweli

A

Truth

128
Q

Truth

A

Ukweli

129
Q

Kweli

A

Truly / Really

130
Q

Truly / Really

A

Kweli

131
Q

Sema ukweli

A

Speak the truth ! (imperative)

132
Q

Speak the truth ! (imperative)

A

Sema ukweli

133
Q

Mpaka

A

Until / Up to

134
Q

Until / Up to

A

Mpaka

135
Q

Kwamba / Kuwa

A

That (connecting sentences)

136
Q

That (connecting sentences)

A

Kwamba / Kuwa

137
Q

Wakati

A

When / While / The time when

138
Q

When / While / The time when

A

Wakati

139
Q

Kwa hiyo

A

So / Therefore

140
Q

So / Therefore

A

Kwa hiyo

141
Q

(ku) -chelewa

A

To be late

142
Q

To be late

A

(ku) -chelewa

143
Q

Mapema

A

Early

144
Q

Early

A

Mapema

145
Q

(ku) -ogelea

A

To swim

146
Q

To swim

A

(ku) -ogelea

147
Q

eusi

A

Black

148
Q

Black

A

eusi

149
Q

eupe

A

White

150
Q

White

A

eupe

151
Q

ekundu

A

Red

152
Q

Red

A

ekundu

153
Q

Afya

A

Health (esp. used when someone sneezes)

154
Q

Health (esp. used when someone sneezes)

A

Afya

155
Q

-li-

A

Past tense marker positive (infix)

156
Q

Past tense marker positive (infix)

A

-li-

157
Q

-ku-

A

Past tense marker negative

158
Q

Past tense marker negative

A

-ku-

159
Q

Wiki jana / Wiki iliyopita

A

Last week

160
Q

Last week

A

Wiki jana / Wiki iliyopita

161
Q

Always a ‘-ku-‘ as a tense marker in WHICH TENSE?

A

In the past tense negative always a […] !! … (but as a tense marker NOT as an infinitive)

162
Q

In the past tense negative always a […] !! … (but as a tense marker NOT as an infinitive)

A

Always a ‘-ku-‘ as a tense marker in WHICH TENSE?

163
Q

Mpira wa miguu

A

Football (Soccer)

164
Q

Football (Soccer)

A

Mpira wa miguu

165
Q

Juzi

A

Day before yesterday

166
Q

Day before yesterday

A

Juzi

167
Q

Kesho kutwa

A

Day after tomorrow

168
Q

Day after tomorrow

A

Kesho kutwa

169
Q

Juzi - Jana - Leo - Kesho - Kesho kutwa

A

From day before yesterday - to - Day after tomorrow (5x)

170
Q

From day before yesterday - to - Day after tomorrow (5x)

A

Juzi - Jana - Leo - Kesho - Kesho kutwa

171
Q

Juzijuzi

A

Recently

172
Q

Recently

A

Juzijuzi

173
Q

Zamani

A

Long time ago / In the (far) past

174
Q

Long time ago / In the (far) past

A

Zamani

175
Q

Lugha

A

Language

176
Q

Language

A

Lugha

177
Q

‘Leo ni leo’ (expression)

A

‘It is as it is’ (expression)

178
Q

‘It is as it is’ (expression)

A

‘Leo ni leo’ (expression)

179
Q

Kijiji

A

Village

180
Q

Village

A

Kijiji

181
Q

Shule ya sekundari

A

Secondary school

182
Q

Secondary school

A

Shule ya sekundari

183
Q

Karibu na

A

Close to / Near

184
Q

Close to / Near

A

Karibu na

185
Q

Uji

A

Porridge (Tanzanian)

186
Q

Porridge (Tanzanian)

A

Uji

187
Q

Vitu vingi

A

Many things

188
Q

Many things

A

Vitu vingi

189
Q

Kazi nyumbani

A

Household tasks

190
Q

Household tasks

A

Kazi nyumbani

191
Q

Kazi ya nyumbani

A

Homework

192
Q

Homework

A

Kazi ya nyumbani

193
Q

Ninapenda … zaidi

A

I like … better

194
Q

I like … better

A

Ninapenda … zaidi

195
Q

Pilipili manga

A

Black pepper

196
Q

Black pepper

A

Pilipili manga

197
Q

Kwa moja

A

Per piece (For one)

198
Q

Per piece (For one)

A

Kwa moja

199
Q

(ku) -punguza

A

Reduce / Lower

200
Q

Reduce / Lower

A

(ku) -punguza

201
Q

(ku) -lipa

A

To pay

202
Q

To pay

A

(ku) -lipa

203
Q

Haiwezekani

A

It is not possible (!)

204
Q

It is not possible (!)

A

Haiwezekani

205
Q

Soko kuu

A

Main market

206
Q

Main market

A

Soko kuu

207
Q

(ku) -ongeza

A

To add

208
Q

To add

A

(ku) -ongeza

209
Q

Fedha / Pesa / (Hela)

A

Money (3x)

210
Q

Money (3x)

A

Fedha / Pesa / (Hela)

211
Q

Nyanya

A

Tomato(es)

212
Q

Tomato(es)

A

Nyanya

213
Q

Nusu

A

Half

214
Q

Half

A

Nusu

215
Q

Robo

A

Quarter

216
Q

Quarter

A

Robo

217
Q

Sado

A

A measuring tin or can … (used in the market | e.g. a paint can)

218
Q

A measuring tin or can … (used in the market | e.g. a paint can)

A

Sado

219
Q

Pana

A

Are there / Is there (specific) … [NB: pa- is subject prefix | -na is ‘have’]

220
Q

Are there / Is there (specific) … [NB: pa- is subject prefix | -na is ‘have’]

A

Pana

221
Q

Dukani

A

In the shop

222
Q

In the shop

A

Dukani

223
Q

Tangawizi

A

Ginger soda

224
Q

Ginger soda

A

Tangawizi

225
Q

Mbalimbali

A

Different(ly) / Various(ly)

226
Q

Different(ly) / Various(ly)

A

Mbalimbali

227
Q

Na nini tena?

A

What else?

228
Q

What else?

A

Na nini tena?

229
Q

(ku) -shukuru

A

To thank / Be grateful

230
Q

To thank / Be grateful

A

(ku) -shukuru

231
Q

Twende ( Tu-ende)

A

Let’s go

232
Q

Let’s go

A

Twende ( Tu-ende)

233
Q

Hesabu

A

Accounts / Mathematics / (Bill)

234
Q

Accounts / Mathematics / (Bill)

A

Hesabu

235
Q

post-fix .. -e .. | in verbs indicates […] … (example: Nipe ‘give me (please)’ / OR .. lete .. | bring (please))

A

polite form in verbs (imperatives) is shown through use of […] … (example: -Pa : ‘give me’ will be ……. / -Leta ‘to bring’ will be ……..

236
Q

polite form in verbs (imperatives) is shown through use of […] … (example: -Pa : ‘give me’ will be ……. / -Leta ‘to bring’ will be ……..

A

post-fix .. -e .. | in verbs indicates […] … (example: Nipe ‘give me (please)’ / OR .. lete .. | bring (please))

237
Q

Dawa

A

Medicine / Chemical (pesticide)

238
Q

Medicine / Chemical (pesticide)

A

Dawa

239
Q

(ku) -anza

A

To start

240
Q

To start

A

(ku) -anza

241
Q

Unasemaje …

A

How do you say …

242
Q

How do you say …

A

Unasemaje …

243
Q

Ziwa - Maziwa

A

Breast(s) [also: Lake(s)]

244
Q

Breast(s) [also: Lake(s)]

A

Ziwa - Maziwa

245
Q

Titi - Matiti

A

Tit(s) [breasts]

246
Q

Tit(s) [breasts]

A

Titi - Matiti

247
Q

Baada tu ya …..

A

Directly after …..

248
Q

Directly after …..

A

Baada tu ya …..

249
Q

Alipunguza - Hakupunguza

A

Negate: .. He did reduce ..

250
Q

Negate: .. He did reduce ..

A

Alipunguza - Hakupunguza

251
Q

Wengi

A

Many (animate: people/insects/animals)

252
Q

Many (animate: people/insects/animals)

A

Wengi

253
Q

Tunda - Matunda

A

Fruit(s)

254
Q

Fruit(s)

A

Tunda - Matunda

255
Q

Mboga

A

Vegetable(s)

256
Q

Vegetable(s)

A

Mboga

257
Q

Aina

A

Type of / Kind / Sort

258
Q

Type of / Kind / Sort

A

Aina

259
Q

n.k. – na kadhalika (lit. ‘and likewise’)

A

etc.

260
Q

etc.

A

n.k. – na kadhalika (lit. ‘and likewise’)

261
Q

Zoezi - Mazoezi

A

Exercise(s) / Practice

262
Q

Exercise(s) / Practice

A

Zoezi - Mazoezi

263
Q

i-li-kuwa

A

It was

264
Q

It was

A

i-li-kuwa

265
Q

Walikuwa

A

They were

266
Q

They were

A

Walikuwa

267
Q

Jua kali / Ni/kuna joto sana

A

Hot weather (lit. fierce sun | it is / the place has very hot)

268
Q

Hot weather (lit. fierce sun | it is / the place has very hot)

A

Jua kali / Ni/kuna joto sana

269
Q

‘Marlboro’

A

Thin plastic bag (used/sold in markets)

270
Q

Thin plastic bag (used/sold in markets)

A

‘Marlboro’

271
Q

Kuwa — how to use this verb…

A

Was - Were - Will be : must be used in all tenses except present tense … [NOTE: never used with present tense | in present tense use ‘ni’ or ‘si’]

272
Q

Was - Were - Will be : must be used in all tenses except present tense … [NOTE: never used with present tense | in present tense use ‘ni’ or ‘si’]

A

Kuwa — how to use this verb…

273
Q

.. -kuwa na .. | : partic.prefix + -li-/-me-/-ta- + -kuwa + na

A

Was/were having / Am/are having / Will be having … (NOTE: never used for present tense)

274
Q

Was/were having / Am/are having / Will be having … (NOTE: never used for present tense)

A

.. -kuwa na .. | : partic.prefix + -li-/-me-/-ta- + -kuwa + na

275
Q

Ku- (special participant marker prefix) … [example: Arusha kulikuwa na joto]

A

Mahali Class prefix for general PLACE … [example: Arusha was hot]

276
Q

Mahali Class prefix for general PLACE … [example: Arusha was hot]

A

Ku- (special participant marker prefix) … [example: Arusha kulikuwa na joto]

277
Q

Mimi ni daktari vs. Nina daktari … Nilikuwa daktari vs. Nilikuwa na daktari … Nitakuwa daktari vs. Nitakuwa na daktari

A

TO BE and TO HAVE in the three main tenses: … I am a doctor vs. I have a doctor … I was a doctor vs. I had a doctor … I will be a doctor vs. I will have a doctor

278
Q

TO BE and TO HAVE in the three main tenses: … I am a doctor vs. I have a doctor … I was a doctor vs. I had a doctor … I will be a doctor vs. I will have a doctor

A

Mimi ni daktari vs. Nina daktari … Nilikuwa daktari vs. Nilikuwa na daktari … Nitakuwa daktari vs. Nitakuwa na daktari

279
Q

Kulikuwa na mvua (example of use of Mahali Class)

A

It was raining (lit. the place was having rain)

280
Q

It was raining (lit. the place was having rain)

A

Kulikuwa na mvua (example of use of Mahali Class)

281
Q

Mvua

A

Rain

282
Q

Rain

A

Mvua

283
Q

(ku) -kumbuka

A

Remember / Miss

284
Q

Remember / Miss

A

(ku) -kumbuka

285
Q

(ku) -tumia

A

To use

286
Q

To use

A

(ku) -tumia

287
Q

Kila kitu

A

Everything

288
Q

Everything

A

Kila kitu

289
Q

Ndege

A

Bird / Aeroplane

290
Q

Bird / Aeroplane

A

Ndege

291
Q

Mtu mzima - Watu wazima

A

Adult(s)

292
Q

Adult(s)

A

Mtu mzima - Watu wazima

293
Q

Kamili

A

Exact (time | exact on the hour)

294
Q

Exact (time | exact on the hour)

A

Kamili

295
Q

Dakika

A

Minutes (time)

296
Q

Minutes (time)

A

Dakika

297
Q

Kasoro

A

Minus / Lacking / Missing … (related to time)

298
Q

Minus / Lacking / Missing … (related to time)

A

Kasoro

299
Q

Habari za jioni

A

How is the evening … (NOTE: from around 3.30pm to about 7.30pm only)

300
Q

How is the evening … (NOTE: from around 3.30pm to about 7.30pm only)

A

Habari za jioni

301
Q

Habari za sasa / Habari za saa hizi

A

How’s things now / at this time … (NOTE: use these phrases after dark | evening/night)

302
Q

How’s things now / at this time … (NOTE: use these phrases after dark | evening/night)

A

Habari za sasa / Habari za saa hizi

303
Q

Usiku sana

A

Real night … (after 11.30pm | when one should be sleeping)

304
Q

Real night … (after 11.30pm | when one should be sleeping)

A

Usiku sana

305
Q

Ni saa ngapi?

A

What is the time?

306
Q

What is the time?

A

Ni saa ngapi?

307
Q

(ku) -vaa

A

To put on (clothes) / to dress

308
Q

To put on (clothes) / to dress

A

(ku) -vaa

309
Q

Mara

A

Times (calculations)

310
Q

Times (calculations)

A

Mara

311
Q

Wiki / Juma

A

Week

312
Q

Week

A

Wiki / Juma

313
Q

Jumamosi - Jumapili - Jumatatu - Jumanne - Jumatano - Alhamisi - Ijumaa

A

Saturday - Sunday - Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

314
Q

Saturday - Sunday - Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

A

Jumamosi - Jumapili - Jumatatu - Jumanne - Jumatano - Alhamisi - Ijumaa

315
Q

Muda

A

Period of time

316
Q

Period of time

A

Muda

317
Q

.. Hu- .. | Tense

A

Habitual tense (usually | everyday | normally) – only for present tense

318
Q

Habitual tense (usually | everyday | normally) – only for present tense

A

.. Hu- .. | Tense

319
Q

Kwa kawaida

A

Usually

320
Q

Usually

A

Kwa kawaida

321
Q

pya

A

New (adjective)

322
Q

New (adjective)

A

pya

323
Q

Ujao

A

Next (adjective | week/month/year)

324
Q

Next (adjective | week/month/year)

A

Ujao

325
Q

Mjini

A

In town / To town

326
Q

In town / To town

A

Mjini

327
Q

(ku) -ongea

A

To talk / Converse

328
Q

To talk / Converse

A

(ku) -ongea

329
Q

Michezo

A

Sports / Games

330
Q

Sports / Games

A

Michezo

331
Q

(ku) -tembelea

A

To visit

332
Q

To visit

A

(ku) -tembelea

333
Q

(ku) -tafuta

A

To search for

334
Q

To search for

A

(ku) -tafuta

335
Q

(ku) -oa

A

To marry (for men)

336
Q

To marry (for men)

A

(ku) -oa

337
Q

Kweli kabisa

A

Really!

338
Q

Really!

A

Kweli kabisa

339
Q

(ku) -panda basi

A

To take the bus (lit. ‘climb’)

340
Q

To take the bus (lit. ‘climb’)

A

(ku) -panda basi

341
Q

(ku) -ondoka

A

To leave

342
Q

To leave

A

(ku) -ondoka

343
Q

Katika Uholanzi

A

In the Netherlands

344
Q

In the Netherlands

A

Katika Uholanzi

345
Q

Pale

A

There

346
Q

There

A

Pale

347
Q

Barua pepe

A

E-mail

348
Q

E-mail

A

Barua pepe

349
Q

Simu

A

Mobile phone

350
Q

Mobile phone

A

Simu

351
Q

Furaha

A

Happiness / Joy

352
Q

Happiness / Joy

A

Furaha

353
Q

Mwezi wa No.

A

Months of the year |

354
Q

Months of the year |

A

Mwezi wa No.

355
Q

Siri

A

Secret

356
Q

Secret

A

Siri

357
Q

ta- (tense marker)

A

Future tense - tense marker

358
Q

Future tense - tense marker

A

ta- (tense marker)

359
Q

(ku) -fa [short verb]

A

To die

360
Q

To die

A

(ku) -fa [short verb]

361
Q

(ku) -nywa [short verb]

A

To drink

362
Q

To drink

A

(ku) -nywa [short verb]

363
Q

(ku) -nya [short verb]

A

To shit

364
Q

To shit

A

(ku) -nya [short verb]

365
Q

(ku) -fungua

A

To open / To undo

366
Q

To open / To undo

A

(ku) -fungua

367
Q

(ku) -weka

A

To put / To deposit

368
Q

To put / To deposit

A

(ku) -weka

369
Q

(ku) -badilisha

A

To change / To exchange

370
Q

To change / To exchange

A

(ku) -badilisha

371
Q

Nitaimba na kucheza … (NOTE the second verb infinitive !)

A

I will sing and dance … (NOTE!)

372
Q

I will sing and dance … (NOTE!)

A

Nitaimba na kucheza … (NOTE the second verb infinitive !)

373
Q

Ninapika na kula … (NOTE the second verb infinitive !)

A

I cook and eat … (NOTE!)

374
Q

I cook and eat … (NOTE!)

A

Ninapika na kula … (NOTE the second verb infinitive !)

375
Q

Mbili mara tatu

A

2 x 3

376
Q

2 x 3

A

Mbili mara tatu

377
Q

Mbili jumlisha tatu

A

2 + 3

378
Q

2 + 3

A

Mbili jumlisha tatu

379
Q

Tatu toa mbili

A

3 - 2 (minus)

380
Q

3 - 2 (minus)

A

Tatu toa mbili

381
Q

Tatu gawanya mbili

A

3 / 2 (division)

382
Q

3 / 2 (division)

A

Tatu gawanya mbili

383
Q

(ni) Sawa na / (ni) Sawasawa na

A

.. .. | (equals / equal to)

384
Q

.. .. | (equals / equal to)

A

(ni) Sawa na / (ni) Sawasawa na

385
Q

Kutoka benki

A

From the bank

386
Q

From the bank

A

Kutoka benki

387
Q

Lete

A

Bring! (imperative | politer form)

388
Q

Bring! (imperative | politer form)

A

Lete

389
Q

Kucheza muziki

A

To dance

390
Q

To dance

A

Kucheza muziki

391
Q

(ku) -piga muziki

A

To play/make music

392
Q

To play/make music

A

(ku) -piga muziki

393
Q

Mapokezi

A

Reception

394
Q

Reception

A

Mapokezi

395
Q

Kila mara

A

Every time

396
Q

Every time

A

Kila mara

397
Q

(ku) -agiza

A

To order (e.g. food)

398
Q

To order (e.g. food)

A

(ku) -agiza

399
Q

(ku) -daka

A

To catch

400
Q

To catch

A

(ku) -daka

401
Q

(ku) -maliza

A

To complete / To finish

402
Q

To complete / To finish

A

(ku) -maliza

403
Q

(ku) -yumba

A

To swing / To sway

404
Q

To swing / To sway

A

(ku) -yumba

405
Q

(ku) -uma

A

To bite

406
Q

To bite

A

(ku) -uma

407
Q

(ku) -vua

A

To undress - ALSO - To fish

408
Q

To undress - ALSO - To fish

A

(ku) -vua

409
Q

(ku) -waka

A

To be bright / To be on (lights)

410
Q

To be bright / To be on (lights)

A

(ku) -waka

411
Q

(ku) -beba

A

To carry

412
Q

To carry

A

(ku) -beba

413
Q

(ku) -eleza

A

To explain

414
Q

To explain

A

(ku) -eleza

415
Q

(ku) -lima

A

To dig / To cultivate/farm

416
Q

To dig / To cultivate/farm

A

(ku) -lima

417
Q

(ku) -nawa

A

To wash (for only part of the body | e.g. hands / face)

418
Q

To wash (for only part of the body | e.g. hands / face)

A

(ku) -nawa

419
Q

(ku) -nuka

A

To stink

420
Q

To stink

A

(ku) -nuka

421
Q

(ku) -nukia

A

To smell good

422
Q

To smell good

A

(ku) -nukia

423
Q

(ku) -olewa

A

To marry (for women)

424
Q

To marry (for women)

A

(ku) -olewa

425
Q

(ku) -paa

A

To fly

426
Q

To fly

A

(ku) -paa

427
Q

(ku) -rudia

A

To repeat

428
Q

To repeat

A

(ku) -rudia

429
Q

(ku) -rusha

A

To throw

430
Q

To throw

A

(ku) -rusha

431
Q

(ku) -vuta

A

To pull

432
Q

To pull

A

(ku) -vuta

433
Q

(ku) -zima

A

To switch off

434
Q

To switch off

A

(ku) -zima

435
Q

(ku) -zika

A

To bury

436
Q

To bury

A

(ku) -zika

437
Q

Hadithi

A

Story

438
Q

Story

A

Hadithi

439
Q

Bustani

A

Garden

440
Q

Garden

A

Bustani

441
Q

Kwenye

A

At / To / On (preposition!) … (lit. the place having / the place with)

442
Q

At / To / On (preposition!) … (lit. the place having / the place with)

A

Kwenye

443
Q

Bombabomba

A

Great (funny way of saying this)

444
Q

Great (funny way of saying this)

A

Bombabomba

445
Q

Wikiendi

A

Weekend

446
Q

Weekend

A

Wikiendi

447
Q

Vibaya

A

Wrongly

448
Q

(ku) -sahihisha

A

To correct

449
Q

To correct

A

(ku) -sahihisha

450
Q

(ku) -choka

A

To be tired

451
Q

To be tired

A

(ku) -choka

452
Q

Moja kwa moja

A

Straight (on)

453
Q

Straight (on)

A

Moja kwa moja

454
Q

Utafiti

A

Research

455
Q

Research

A

Utafiti

456
Q

(ku) -tafiti

A

To research

457
Q

To research

A

(ku) -tafiti

458
Q

Shida kubwa

A

Big problem

459
Q

Big problem

A

Shida kubwa

460
Q

Badala ya

A

Instead of

461
Q

Instead of

A

Badala ya

462
Q

(ku) -funga

A

To close / To fasten / To fast

463
Q

To close / To fasten / To fast

A

(ku) -funga

464
Q

(ku) -fungwa

A

To be closed

465
Q

To be closed

A

(ku) -fungwa

466
Q

Mlango

A

Door

467
Q

Door

A

Mlango

468
Q

Duka limefungwa

A

The shop is/has closed

469
Q

The shop is/has closed

A

Duka limefungwa

470
Q

(ku) -sahau

A

To forget

471
Q

To forget

A

(ku) -sahau

472
Q

(ku) -shiba

A

To be full / To be satisfied

473
Q

To be full / To be satisfied

A

(ku) -shiba

474
Q

(ku) -kasirika

A

To be angry

475
Q

To be angry

A

(ku) -kasirika

476
Q

(ku) -samehe

A

To forgive

477
Q

To forgive

A

(ku) -samehe

478
Q

ja- tense marker

A

Immediate past - negative Tense Marker

479
Q

Immediate past - negative Tense Marker

A

ja- tense marker

480
Q

Hatujala

A

We have not eaten yet

481
Q

We have not eaten yet

A

Hatujala

482
Q

Hatujaja

A

We have not come yet

483
Q

We have not come yet

A

Hatujaja

484
Q

(ku) -tosha

A

To be enough

485
Q

To be enough

A

(ku) -tosha

486
Q

Kuwa na

A

To be with / To have … (NOTE: never used in present tense! For present tense use: nina / una / ana / tuna / mna / wana)

487
Q

To be with / To have … (NOTE: never used in present tense! For present tense use: nina / una / ana / tuna / mna / wana)

A

Kuwa na

488
Q

Sijaelewa

A

I do (did) not understand yet

489
Q

I do (did) not understand yet

A

Sijaelewa

490
Q

Bahati mbaya

A

Bad luck

491
Q

Bad luck

A

Bahati mbaya

492
Q

Kwa bahati mbaya

A

Unfortunately

493
Q

Unfortunately

A

Kwa bahati mbaya

494
Q

(ku) -pigana

A

To fight

495
Q

To fight

A

(ku) -pigana

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