Sir in swahili

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sir in swahili

Swahili,Swahili Language,Audio Swahili Phrases,Emergency Swahili Phrases,Swahili Phrases In Bwana - respectful term used for men, which means "sir" or "mister". Mzee - a term that
Name: Pronounciation: Meaning: Origin: Country: Region: Gender: Naadir: NAH-deer: rare: Swahili: Kenya-Tanzania: East Africa: M: Naasir: NAH-sir: defender: Swahili: Kenya-Tanzania
sir (term of address) { Swahili: buana, pl mabuana } noun [ photos: upload] English Example: sir [showing a higher degree of respect than bwana alone, but sometimes humorous or
from bwana "master, great man, dignitary, personage, Mr., sir, lord (God)": (in Africa) master, boss, sir [< Swahili < Arabic abuna "our father" < abu bound form of ab "father" + -na
Swahili. hello, sir. jambo, bwana. OK. sawa / sawa sawa. how are you (how are things)? habari gani? I want. nataka. how are you, madam? habari, mama? please bring
Yes sir! { Swahili: abe} interjection [ photos: upload] [note: also: labeka, labe, bee, ebee!.]
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e-sir s the best swahili songs mungu amu rehemu e-sir amin Rest in Peace
During your stay in Kenya you will hear at least half of these Swahili phrases. Habari Bwana - Hello, Sir Habari Bibi - Hello, Madame . Hello - Habari
ENGLISH SWAHILI; I'd like a cold beer: Tafadhali nataka bia [pombe] baridi : Car Sir (polite) Bwana : Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday : Jumapili

A form of social organisation in which a female is the head