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English, a Germanic language, and Swahili (Kiswahili), a Bantu language influenced by Arabic, differ widely in grammar, vocabulary, and phonology. English uses Latin script, complex tenses, articles, plural forms, and a Subject-Verb-Object structure. Swahili also uses Latin script but is known for its agglutinative morphology, noun classes, and verb-prefix conjugations, which influence agreement throughout the sentence.
Particular translation challenges include rendering idioms, cultural phrases, and morphology-specific expressions. Understanding noun classes and context is essential for accurate English-Swahili translations.
These words form the basis for daily interactions and travel, and mastering them is a vital step for learners. ArabicLib’s phrasebook and vocabulary section expand upon these essentials for greater language competence.
ArabicLib’s English-Swahili dictionary boasts hundreds of thousands of entries, providing not just translations but also definitions, example sentences, synonyms, and audio pronunciation—essential resources for deeper language mastery. Learners and travelers benefit from test sections with interactive flashcards to reinforce vocabulary and comprehension, ensuring a dynamic, engaging study experience.
Improve your conversational skills with ArabicLib’s Phrasebook, offering common expressions and situational phrases for travel, business, and day-to-day communication. The Vocabulary section is structured around key themes such as family, health, shopping, and transportation, helping users quickly acquire or revise core words and expressions.
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| Mary is my cousin. | Mary ni binamu yangu. |
| We must react quickly. | Lazima tuchukue hatua haraka. |
| Bring your work to perfection. | Lete kazi yako kwa ukamilifu. |
| He jumped over the fence. | Aliruka juu ya uzio. |
| I know that you want to help Tom. | Najua unataka kumsaidia Tom. |
| The American troops held out. | Wanajeshi wa Amerika walishikilia. |
| Summer holidays start in July. | Likizo za majira ya joto huanza Julai. |
| Today is beautiful weather. | Leo ni hali ya hewa nzuri. |
| I need to send a letter. | Nahitaji kutuma barua. |
| Laughter filled the room. | Vicheko vilijaa chumbani. |
| This is not the only problem. | Hili sio tatizo pekee. |
| Did you watch TV yesterday? | Je, ulitazama TV jana? |
| This page is not randomly empty. | Ukurasa huu si tupu kwa nasibu. |
| What are you going to do tomorrow? | Utafanya nini kesho? |
| No smart person thinks so. | Hakuna mtu mwenye akili anayefikiri hivyo. |
| Can you give her that chair? | Unaweza kumpa kiti hicho? |
| I just want to see what happens. | Nataka tu kuona kitakachotokea. |
| This is a famous actor. | Huyu ni mwigizaji maarufu. |
| You are abusing your powers. | Unatumia madaraka yako vibaya. |
| Try not to cry. | Jaribu kutolia. |
| Finally the rain stopped. | Hatimaye mvua ilikatika. |
| They will take care of Tom. | Watamtunza Tom. |
| How did you quit smoking? | Umeachaje kuvuta sigara? |
| I need to tell you something. | Nahitaji kukuambia kitu. |
| They arrived too early. | Walifika mapema sana. |
| She called him by name. | Alimwita kwa jina. |
| We all liked this movie. | Sote tulipenda filamu hii. |
| How do you bear this heat? | Je, unavumiliaje joto hili? |
| Tom was disappointed. | Tom alikatishwa tamaa. |
| I was born with twelve fingers. | Nilizaliwa na vidole kumi na viwili. |
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