From Duolingo:
- mikuki – spears
- misumari – nails
- miavuli – umbrellas
- mnyororo – chain
- misikiti – mosques
- Mti si msitu. – A tree is not a forest.
- Wanakula mizizi. – They eat roots.
- mzigo wangu – my baggage
- mtumbwi wa baba – dad’s canoe
- Mtumbwi ni mzuri. – The canoe is good.
- Ninaenda misituni. – I go to the forests.
- mtumbwi wangu – my canoe
- mikuki yao – their spears
- mnyororo wake – his chain
- mnyororo mrefu – a long chain
- misumari yangu – my nails
- misikiti yetu – our mosques
From Duolingo:
- Mtoto mbaya! – Bad kid!
- Mtoto wako – your kid
- mhandisi – engineer
- Saidi ni mvulana. – Saidi is a boy.
- mpishi – cook, chef
- wapishi – cooks, chefs
- wavulana wazuri – good boys
- Mama ni mpishi mzuri. – Mom is a good cook.
- mwalimu – teacher
- Ni wanene? – Are they large?
- Mwalimu ni mwanaume. – The teacher is a man.
- Wangu ni wanene. – Mine are large.
- Ninyi ni wapishi wazuri. – You are good cooks.
- Mwalimu ni mwanamke mtanzania. – The teacher is a Tanzanian woman.
- Baba ni mhandisi. – Dad is an engineer.
- mwalimu mbaya – a bad teacher
- daktari wako – your teacher
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