60 Swahili Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #3

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Some words of Kiswahili are similar with Tonga words from Zambia.

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In swahili we tell time the opposite way so when you want to say 6:15 you would say saa kumi na mbili na robo which literally means 12: 15

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Nilijifunza kiswahili kwa sasa najuwa kukizungumuza

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There is no such word as lisaa in swahili you simply say saa to mean hour watch or clock. depending on the sentence a native swahili speaker will understand

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