Kiswahili Nouns Week 1 Flashcards
Matunda
Fruits
Maji Baridi Na Barafu
Cold water With /and ice
Kitabu
Book
Gazeti
Newspaper Or Magazine
Bichi Pwani
Beach
Nyumbani
Home
Bahari | Baharini
Ocean | In the ocean
Barua Pepe
E-Mail (wind letter)
Ofisini
Office
Kazini
Work place
Sokoni
Market
Kahawa
Coffee
Chai
Tea
Simu
Çell phone
Baiskeli
Bicycle
Gari
Car
chafuka ….cha asubuhi …cha mchana …cha jioni
Food Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Mtundu
For a child: Naughty For an adult: Clever, Discovering
Wali
Rice
Mvivu
Lazy
Ukurasa Ukurasa wa….
Page The page of …
Mmarekani Wamarekani
American Americans
Mtanzania Watanzania
Tanzanian Tanzanians
Mwalimu Walimu
Teacher Teachers
Muuguzi Wauguzi
Nurse Nurses
Mchungaji Wachungaji
Pastor Pastors (From “shepherd”)
Mkulima Wakulima
Farmer Farmers
Mtalii Watalii
Tourist Tourists
Daktari Madaktari
Doctor Doctors
Dereva Madereva
Driver Drivers
Kijana Vijana
Youth Youths
Muhudumu Wahudumu
Waiter Waiters
Mpishi Wapishi
Chef Chefs
Mvuvi Wavuvi
Fisherman Fishermen
Mteja Wateja
Customer Customers
Mtoto Watoto
Child Children
Mzee Wazee
Elderly person pl.
Furaha
Joy, Happiness
Redio
Radio
Televisheni
Television
vizuri
Well
Jiji Mji
City Town
Kidogo
Little
Mpishi
A cook, A chef
Ndiyo Hapana
Yes No
Familia
Family
Shule
School
Masomo
Lessons Subjects
Kitu
Thing
Mbaili
Far
Hapa
Here
Tenisi
Tennis
Kahawa Chai
Coffee Tea
Maji baridi Maji moto
Cold water Hot water
Kisu
Knife
Kijiko
Spoon
Mpira
Ball
Uma
Fork
Mafunzo
Training
Fundi Bomba Fundi Umeme Fundi Gari Fundi Ujenzi
Plumber Electrician Mechanic Builder
Shule Shuleni
School To / at School
Soko Sokoni
Market To / at the market
Hotelini
Hotel
Mchele Wali
Raw, uncooked rice (many varieties) Cooked rice
Unga wa dona
Coarse corn meal
Mgonjwa Wagonjwa
Sick person Sick people
Mtu Watu
Person People
Nguo
Clothes (S and pl.)
Darasa
Class
Mvua Umeme Stima
Rain Lightening (also ‘electricity’) Kenya: stima = electricity
Mkate Mikate
Bread Breads