Swahili in a sentence

Other authorities consider Comorian to be a Sabaki language, distinct from Swahili. citation Historically recent varieties * Shaba Swahili (Katanga Swahili, Lubumbashi Swahili) is sometimes called Copperbelt Swahili.

Swahili only has diphthongs on the combination of semivowels and vowels, however if the combination of two full vowels such as the Swahili word for leopard, chui, each vowel is pronounced separately, pronounced like /tʃu.

Ishara signifies a gesture, a signal or a hint, and is a word common to several languages including Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Swahili and Urdu.

Please don’t slander Swahili, Martian and Venusian like that!

The 3.5-kilogram Taifa-1 – which means “one nation” in Swahili – was launched with 50 other payloads on a SpaceX rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California on April 15.

The female lion, whose name means “sugar” in Swahili, died from splenic lymphoma after going through chemotherapy treatments since October, said the zoo.

The mother has a job in a nursing home and she speaks five languages including French, Portuguese, English and Swahili.

From Swahili to Irish Gaelic, students who choose to study lesser-known and taught languages are able to reap the benefits of their specialized study through the Foreign Language and Area Studies scholarship.

Standing in rows under a tin roof, a group of 50 men sing in Swahili, clapping along to the church service.

The Prince of Wales is reportedly fluent in French, German, Spanish and even Swahili, which he self-taught during his university days.

This story originated in VOA's Swahili Service.

Many of the young civil rights activists called her "Fundi," a Swahili title for a master technician who oversees apprentices, to acknowledge Baker's role as their mentor.

Baba Yetu, which was originally composed for the album Calling All Dawns, is a Swahili-language translation of the Lord's Prayer.

Eventually Jilek-Aall realised that her patients were having seizures, which they called kifafa – Swahili for “the little death” – and falling down.

Giving an example of the mismatch between soft skills and labor market demands, he noted that someone applying for the job of a Swahili language teacher would still be interviewed in English.

He said some fled while others tried to hide, waiting about half an hour until they heard a voice shouting 'kill them, kill them' in Swahili and more gunfire.

Kwanzaa honors family, community and culture in the African American tradition, according to officialkwanzaawebsit.org. The name “Kwanzaa” comes from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza,” which means first fruits.

Many such groups are part of – which means the ‘voice of women’ in Swahili, and has thousands of members in various regions.

Mercedes, for instance, was raised in Kenya, Africa and first spoke Swahili.

StarTimes ON, the original StarTimes App has been upgraded to StarTimes ON. Both VI and UI system of the App have been upgraded and optimized, supporting 4 languages – English, French, Portuguese and Swahili.