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Cooper medical #1 Flashcards

1
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How is je used to form questions?

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  1. Beginning of the sentence
  2. End of the verb
    - Unitwaje? (How are you called?)
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Benefit/s

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Faida

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Danger/s

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Hatari

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Forbidden

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Marafuku

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Idea/s (3)

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Wazo/mawazo
Fikra
Dhana

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If (3)

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Kama
Ikiwa
Endapo

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Like (i.e. similar)

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Kama

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No (3)

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La
Hapana (Lit. ‘there is not’)
Siyo/sio (Lit. ‘there is not’)

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Perhaps (2)

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Huenda

Labda

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Kwa hisani yako

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Please (‘By your kindness’) (Very formal)

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Which sentence structure is often used instead of please in swahili

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Naomba (‘I beg’) + subjunctive

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To refuse to

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Kukataa

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Responsibility/es (2)

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Jukumu/majukumu

Wajibu

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Sometimes

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Mara kwa mara

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Someone, somebody

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Mtu

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16
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Thank you (2)

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Asante

Shukran

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17
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Until (2)

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Mpaka

Hadi

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Usually (4)

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Kwa kawaida
Huwa
Aghalabu
Kama kawaida (Lit. ‘as usual’)

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19
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Very (2)

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Sana

Mno

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20
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Wait! (2)

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Subiri!

Ngoja!

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21
Q

Where? (2)

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Wapi?

Mahali gani?

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Yes (2)

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Ndiyo

Naam

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I want (2)

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Naomba (Polite, ‘i beg’) + subjunctive

Nataka (Can be abrupt)

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It means … (3)

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Ina maana …
Inamaanisha …
Yaani (‘That is to say …’)

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I have understood (2)

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Nimeelewa

Nimefahamu

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I have not yet understood (2)

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Sijaelewa

Bado sijaelewa

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27
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She/he has agreed

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Amekubali

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She/he has not agreed

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Hajakubali

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For what reason? (2)

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Kwa sababu gani?

Kwa faida gani? (Lit. ‘for what advantage?’)

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Against (i.e. against malaria)

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Dhidi ya ….

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Alive (adj)

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Hai

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To alleviate (2)

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Kutuliza
Kupunguza mauivu ('To decrease pain')
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33
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Appointment

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Miadi

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34
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To calm

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Kutuliza

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35
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Comfort/s, relief

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Faraja

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36
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To comfort

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Kufariji

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37
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To cope

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Kujimudu

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38
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To be curable

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Kuponyeka

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39
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To cure (2)

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Kuponya

Kuponyesha

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40
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To decrease

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Kupungua

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41
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To cause to decrease

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Kupunguza

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42
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To diagnose (3)

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Kuchunguza ugonjwa ('To examine/scrutinize)
Kutafuta ugonjwa ('To find/obtain/search/get')
Kutambua maradhi ('To discern/recognize)
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43
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Emergency (2)

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Dharura

Hali ya hatari

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44
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To feel (4)

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Kusikia (Lit ‘to hear)
Kujisikia
Kuhisi
Kuona (Lit ‘to see’)

45
Q

Fever

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Homa

46
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First aid

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Huduma ya kwanza

47
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Harm/s

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Dhara/madhara

48
Q

Health authority

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Mamlaka ya afya

49
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Healthy person

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Mwenye afya nzuri

50
Q

Home visit

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Huduma ya nyumbani

51
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To be ill

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Kuugua

52
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To improve

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Kupata nafuu

Nafuu: Progress, profit, gain

53
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To increase (3)

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Kuongeza
Kupanda
Kuzidi

54
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To inform (3)

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Kuarifu
Kujulisha
Kuhabarisha

55
Q

To interview

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Kuhoji

56
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Need(s), necessity (2)

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Wahitaji

Haja

57
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Ill person

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Mgonjwa/wagonjwa

58
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Kuhaja

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To need, to necessitate

59
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To optimise

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Kuboresha

60
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Pain (2)

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Maumivo

Uchungu

61
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Very severe pain

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Maumivu makali sana

Makalai: Harshness, severity

62
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Lots of pain

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Maumivu mengi sana

63
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Poverty

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Umaskini

64
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To prevent

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Kuzuia

65
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To recover

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Kupona

66
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Relative

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Ndugu

67
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Relief/s, comfort/s (2)

A 
Nafuu
Faraja (also mercy, compassion)
68
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To feel relief

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Kuona nafuu

Kupata nafuu

69
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Strength

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Nguvu

70
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To strengthen (2)

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Kutia nguvu ('To put into')
Kuongeza nguvu
71
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To throb/pulsate

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Kupuma

72
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To be weak

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Kudhoofika

73
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Weak

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Dhaifu

74
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To weaken

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Kudhoofisha (‘To make weak’)

75
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To lose weight

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Kuonda

76
Q

I want to go to the toilet

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Nataka kuenda haja

Haja: Need, necessity

77
Q

Answers to habari if the conditions are not so good (2)

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Nzuri kidogo

Sijambo kidogo

78
Q

How long has this lasted/How long have the conditions been like this?

A

Hali tangu lini?

79
Q

Good night (2)

A

Lala samala
Lala unono

(‘Sleep well’)
(Unono: Comfort, luxury)

80
Q

How are you? (7)

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  1. Umzima? (sg)
  2. Habari yako?
  3. Uhali gani wewe?
  4. Unaendeleaje? (‘You are continuing/proceeding how?’)
  5. Hujambo? (sg), Hamjambo? (pl)
  6. Jambo?
  7. Mambo? (Informal in Tanzania), Mambo vipi?
81
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I am all right (4)

A 
Sijambo
Sina jambo ('I don't have affair/matter')
Nzuri
Safi (Informal in Tanzania, 'Clean')
Jambo sana (Eastern Congo)
82
Q

I have no problem (3)

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Sina neno (‘word’)
Sina shida
Sina tatizo

83
Q

There is no problem (5)

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  1. Hamna tatizo
  2. Hamna shida
  3. Hamna neno
  4. Hamna tabu
  5. Hakuna matata (Kenya)
84
Q

I am not too bad

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Sijambojambo

Sijambo kidogo

85
Q

I am getting used to it (2)

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Ninazoea

Ninazoeazoea

86
Q

How is your family? (2)

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Familia hawajambo?

Familia wote wazima?

87
Q

See you again

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Tutaonana (‘We shall see each other’)

88
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Byebye and see you again

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Kwa heri na ya kuonana

89
Q

Get well soon! (3)

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Ugua pole! (‘Sick sorry’??)
Upate nafuu! (‘Get progress’)
Nakutakia kila la heri (Kutakia: To wish (for someone) (Kila: Happiness)

90
Q

Happiness, success

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Heri

91
Q

Sorry (I.e. for my mistake) (2)

A

Samahani
Niwie radhi

(Radhi: Pardon, apology)

92
Q

Sorry (To acknowledge suffering) (2)

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Pole (sg), poleni (pl)

Pole sana

93
Q

Who are you?

A

Wewe ni nani?

94
Q

How to greet elder person of higher social status

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Shikamoo

Reply with marahaba

95
Q

Good willing (Christian expression)

A

Mungu akipenda

Mungu: God, idol

96
Q

We thank God

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Tunamshukuru Mungu

97
Q

Let me introduce myself (to 1/several ppl) (2)

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  1. Napenda nijijulishe kwako …. (sg) Napenda nijijulishe kwenu … (many people)
  2. Nataka nijitambulishe
98
Q

My name is (2)

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Jina langu ni …

Naitwa …

99
Q

I am a medical student

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Mimi ni daktari mwanafunzi

100
Q

Field of interest (2)

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Fani (‘type’)
Ujuzi (‘Possession of knowledge’)
-Sina ujuzi katika sheria / mambo ya sheria siyo fani yangu (Law is not my specialty)

101
Q

Age

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Umri

102
Q

Which country are you from?

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Unatoka nchi gani?

103
Q

May i have your address?

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Naomba anywani/anwani yako?

104
Q

How old are you? (2)

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Una umri gani?

Una miaka mingapi?

105
Q

Which year were you born?

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Ulizaliwa mwaka gani?

106
Q

I would like your date of birth

A

Naomba tarehe ulipozaliwa

107
Q

Write your name here

A

Andika jina lako hapa

108
Q

When where you born?

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Ulizaliwa tarehe gani?

109
Q

How many children do you have?

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Una watoto wangapi?

Swahili (22 decks)

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