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òṣùpá – Èdè Yorùbá – Word of the Day (2017-12-03)
Òṣùpá
Òsùpá je oluyipo ile-aye. Arinidaji jijinnasi lati ile aye titi de ori osupa je 384,403 kilometres. Eyi je ilaarin ona 30 ile-aye. Ilaarin osupa je 3,474 kilometres – to je pe die lo fi ju okan ninu merin lo si ti ile-aye. Eyi si je pe kikuninu (volume) osupa je 1/50th pere ti ile-aye. Fifa iwuwosi re je 1/6th si ti ile-aye. Osupa n yipo ile-aye ni ekan larin ojo 27.3 (ojo metadinlogbon ole ni wakati meta).
Kiswahili – 2017-08-30
Match the columns:
| Kiswahili | English |
|---|---|
| Wana matunda. | Today we have a guest. |
| Huna mipira. | They have fruit. |
| Hawana wazazi. | They have a table. |
| Hatuna nyama ya mbuzi. | They don’t have parents. |
| Wana meza. | We don’t have goat meat. |
| Leo tuna mgeni. | You don’t have balls. |
Kiswahili – 2017-08-25
Match the columns:
| Kiswahili | English |
|---|---|
| Ana maembe. | I don’t have a baby. |
| Una machungwa. | He has mangoes. |
| Hana watoto. | We don’t have bananas today. |
| Sina mtoto. | I don’t have a garden. |
| Hatuna ndizi leo. | You have oranges. |
| Sina bustani. | He doesn’t have children. |
Kiswahili – 2017-08-20
Match the columns:
| Kiswahili | English |
|---|---|
| Wana chakula. | He doesn’t have spears. |
| Hawana wanafunzi. | You don’t have nails. |
| Huna misumari. | They don’t have students. |
| Hana mikuki. | We don’t have fruit. |
| Hatuna matunda. | I don’t have food. |
| Sina chakula. | They have food. |
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Kiswahili – 2016-11-14
From Duolingo:
- Somo la Jiografia – Geography
- Somo la uraia – Civics
- Kipindi – Period
- Mtihani – Examination
- Jumlisha kumi na ishirini. – Add ten and twenty.
- Emilian hapendi somo la Hisabati. – Emilian doesn’t like Mathematics.
- Nitafaulu somo la fizikia. – I will pass Physics.
Kiswahili – 2016-10-23
From Duolingo:
- Huyu ni mwalimu wangu wa Kiswahili. – This is my Swahili teacher.
- Hawa ni walimu wetu wa Kiswahili. – These are our Kiswahili teachers.
- Nimeshamwambia yule! – I already told him/her.
- Unataka viti vile? – Do you want those chairs?
- Maembe haya yameharibika. – Those mangoes have spoiled.
- Ninahitaji kutumia ufunguo huu? – Do I need to use this key?
- Alipoteza barua zile zamani. – He lost those letters a long time ago.
- Huyu ni mtoto. This is a child.
- Mto huu ni mrefu. – This river is long.
- Hiki ni chakula kitamu. – This is delicious food.
- Hii ni simu. – This is a phone.
- Hili ni tunda. – This is a fruit.
- Hii ni picha yake. – This is her picture.
- Huu ni mkono. – This is an arm.
- Ile ni nyumba yetu. – That is our house.
- Yule ni dada yake. – That is her sister.
- Ule ni mche. – That is a seedling.
- Lile ni shati zuri. – That is a good shirt.
- Kile ni kijiko kichafu. – That is a dirty spoon.
- Ule ni mlango. – That is a door.
- Lile ni jembe. – That is a hoe.