Vocab Somo la tatu Flashcards by Akumu Oriwa | Brainscape

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baba

A

father

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hajambo

A

is s/he well?

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hawajambo

A

are they well?

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je

A

indicates a question

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lakini

A

but

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juu ya

A

about/concerning

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mama

A

mom

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mgonjwa

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sick/sick person

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wagonjwa

A

sick/ sick people (plural)

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jioni

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evening

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kidogo

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a little bit/somewhat

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mimi

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I/me

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wewe

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you

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yeye

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s/he her/him

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sisi

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we/us

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ninyi

A

you all (plural)

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wao

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they/them

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habari zako?

A

how are you?

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mtoto

A

child

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watoto

A

children (plural)

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mzee

A

old person

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wazee

A

old people (plural)

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ndiyo

A

yes (literally “it is so”)

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nyumba

A

home/house

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swali

A

question

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maswali

A

questions (plural)

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wako

A

your/yours

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wengine

A

others/other people

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zako

A

your/yours

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mtu

A

person (can seem rude in speech. it’s like saying “that person”)

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watu

A

people (plural)

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si

A

is not

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sema

A

speak/say

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semeni

A

many people speak/say

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-kazi

A

job (ex: ninakazi - I have a job/I have work)

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safari

A

trip

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wote

A

all (people)

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nyumbani

A

home

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-semaje

A

ask mwalimu in class

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mgeni

A

guest

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wageni

A

guests (plural)

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hapana

A

no

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pia

A

also