Swahili for Beginners

Question	Answer
trustworthy / honest	aminifu
he has / she has	ana
She has problems.*	Ana matata. *btw I only allowed this intruder for the sake of Lion King vocabulary :XD We didn't study the right word class yet.
he/she goes	anaenda
He is going to the harbour.	Anaenda bandarini
He/she is afraid	Anaogopa
He is afraid of crocodiles.	Anaogopa mamba.
He /she likes	Anapenda
He likes giraffes.	Anapenda twiga.
thank you	asante
thank you very much	asante sana
morning	asubuhi true N/N noun class
morning	asubuhi
Good morning	Asubuhi njema
The Atlantic is a large ocean.	Atlantiki ni bahari kubwa.
or	au
father	baba
our fathers and mothers	baba na mama zetu
the father of their friend	baba wa rafiki yao
His father is severe.	Baba yake ni mkali.
our father	baba yetu
sea / ocean	bahari true N/N noun class
harbour	bandari true N/N noun class
a big harbour / big harbours	bandari kubwa
the biggest harbour in the country of Mozambique	bandari kubwa zaidi nchini Msumbiji
the biggest port of the country	bandari kubwa zaidi ya nchi
the seaport	bandari ya bahari
a port on the Pacific Ocean / a Pacific Ocean port	bandari ya bahari ya Pasifiki
road	barabara true N/N noun class
The streets are not going to the seaport.	Barabara haziendi kwenye bandari ya bahari.
the street goes	barabara inaenda
The street goes home.	Barabara inaenda nyumbani.
a long road / long roads	barabara ndefu
their road	barabara yao
country roads	barabara za nchi
the streets go	barabara zinaenda
The streets go to the sea	Barabara zinaenda baharini
The streets are going to the harbour.	Barabara zinaenda bandarini.
ice	barafu
a letter	barua
spider(s)	buibui
a small spider and a big spider	buibui mdogo na buibui mkubwa
spiders and cockroaches	buibui na mende
those spiders	buibui wale
Those spiders are so small.	Buibui wale ni wadogo sana.
tea	chai
iced tea	chai ya barafu
chalk	chaki
chalk or pen	chaki au kalamu
Your chalk is short	Chaki yako ni fupi.
a bottle	chupa
a big bottle of iced tea	chupa kubwa ya chai ya barafu
a small bottle of medecine	chupa ndogo ya dawa
a bottle of iced tea	chupa ya chai ya barafu
a bottle of juice	chupa ya juisi
sister	dada
this sister	dada huyu
The sister of my mother is beautiful.	Dada wa mama yangu ni mzuri.
My sister is afraid of tall people.	Dada yangu anaogopa watu warefu.
her sisters	dada zake
Her sisters are nice.	Dada zake ni wazuri. = His sisters are nice.
your sisters	dada zako
Your (pl) sisters are shorter than she.	Dada zenu ni wafupi zaidi kuliko yeye.
medecine	dawa
The medecine is bad.	Dawa ni mbaya.
he /she doesn't go	haendi
He is not going to school. (never ever)	Haendi shule.
it doesn't go ( used for N/N sg nouns)	haiendi M/Wa sg : a-na-enda e.g. Mpishi anaenda. - The cook goes M/Wa sg neg. : ha-end-i e.g. Mpishi haendi. - The cook doesn't go N/N sg : i-na-enda e.g. Barabara inaenda. - The road goes N/N sg neg. : ha-i-end-i e.g. Barabara haiendi. - The road doesn't go
you (pl) don't have	hamna
You (pl) don't have birds.	Hamna ndege.
You (pl) don't like	Hampendi
you (pl) don't go	hamwendi * Did you notice the extra 'w'. HamWendi ?
You (pl) don't go in the morning	Hamwendi asubuhi.
you (pl) are not afraid*	Hamwogopi * Did you notice the additional 'w'? This is the only exception. HamWogopi
he/she doesn't have	hana
no	hapana
No, we are not going to our country now.	Hapana, hatuendi kwenye nchi yetu sasa,
No, I am a teacher.	Hapana, mimi ni mwalimu.
No, I am not Asha.	Hapana, mimi si Asha.
No, I don't go to the sea today.	Hapana, siendi baharini leo.
No, they are not men.	Hapana, wao si wanaume.
No, they are not cooks, they are nurses.	Hapana, wao si wapishi, wao ni wauguzi.
he/she doesn't like	hapendi
She doesn't like mice.	Hapendi panya.
we don't go	hatuendi
We don't go home now.	Hatuendi nyumbani sasa.
we don't have	hatuna
We don't have problems.*	Hatuna matata. *at least as long as you don' try to use this word on your own. Remember we didn't learn yet the correspondant word class.
We are not afraid of dogs.	Hatuogopi mbwa.
we don't like	hatupendi
We don't like big spiders	Hatupendi buibui wakubwa.
We don't like that man.	Hatupendi mwanaume yule.
these (M/Wa)	hawa
they don't go	hawaendi
They don't go every morning.	Hawaendi kila asubuhi.
They don't go to school today.	Hawaendi shuleni leo.
they don't have	hawana
They don't have a brother.	Hawana kaka.
They don't like	Hawapendi
they don't go ( used for N/N pl nouns)	haziendi M/Wa pl : wa-na-enda e.g. Wapishi wanaenda. - The cooks go M/Wa pl neg. : hawa-end-i e.g. Wapishi hawaendi. - The cooks don't go N/N pl : zi-na-enda e.g. Barabara zinaenda. - The roads go N/N pl neg. : ha-zi-end-i e.g. Barabara haziendi. - The roads don't go
May I come in? / Knock knock	Hodi hodi
you don't go	huendi
Hallo	Hujambo
You don't have.	huna
You don't have an engineer.	Huna mhandisi.
You don't like	hupendi
You don't like the cook.	Hupendi mpishi.
this (M/Wa)	huyu
it goes (for N/N sg words)	inaenda
(is ?) (optional question particle to introduce a yes/no question)	je ?
Is Emilian your best friend?	Je Emilian ni rafiki yako mkubwa?
Don't you like cockroaches?	Je hampendi mende ?
You (pl) don't like the giraffe?	Je hampendi twiga?
Aren't you (pl) afraid of crocodiles?	Je hamwogopi mamba?
Are you not going to the sea?	Je huendi baharini?
Do you have cockroaches?	Je mna mende ?
Are you (pl) going to your country?	Je mnaenda kwenye nchi yenu?
Are you (pl) afraid of sharp dogs?	Je mnaogopa mbwa wakali?
Are you fishermen?	Je ninyi ni wavuvi?
Do you have a dog?	Je una mbwa?
Do you like cats?	Je unapenda paka?
Are they going to the harbour?	Je wanaenda bandarini?
Is Asha a good friend of yours?	Je, Asha ni rafiki yako mzuri?
juice	juisi
juice with ice	juisi na barafu
coffee	kahawa
coffee or tea?	kahawa au chai?
iced coffee	kahawa ya barafu
brother	kaka
the brother of my mother	kaka wa mama yangu
my brother and my cat	kaka yangu na paka wangu
my brothers	kaka zangu
Brother, are you going now?	Kaka, je unaenda sasa?
pen / pencil	kalamu
a pen and paper	kalamu na karatasi
a long pencil and a short pencil	kalamu ndefu na kalamu fupi
sharp / fierce (N/N)	kali
paper	karatasi
paper for letters	karatasi kwa barua
Kenia is our beautiful country.	Kenya ni nchi yetu nzuri.
every	kila
every morning	kila asubuhi
computer	kompyuta
Your computer is better than mine.	Kompyuta yako ni nzuri zaidi kuliko kompyuta yangu.
My computer is nice.	Kompyuta yangu ni nzuri.
than	kuliko
to be afraid of	kuogopa
to love /like	kupenda
to (a person)	kwa
for	kwa
Bye.	Kwa heri.
to the engineer	kwa mhandisi
to your place*	kwako kwa and possessive = to yours - meaning to your place
to go	kwenda
to go to school / to attend school *	kwenda shule There is no -ni suffix on the word shule. We are talking of habital going, of being inscribed, of taking classes. If you add -ni (shuleni) it would be like : Are you going to school right now? Are you going to the school (building)?
to (a place - used for combos e.g. bandari ya bahari)	kwenye
but	lakini
but	lakini
today	leo
special	maalum
mother	mama
Mum likes her kids.	Mama anapenda watoto wake.
Mum doesn't have a nurse.	Mama hana muuguzi.
Mum doesn't like my friends.	Mama hapendi rafiki zangu.
her mother	mama yake
your mother	mama yako
my mother	mama yangu
our mother	mama yetu
their mothers	mama zao
Your (pl) mothers are so honest.	Mama zenu ni waaminifu sana.
our mothers	mama zetu
crocodile(s)	mamba
The crocodile is not afraid of the mouse.	Mamba haogopi panya
The crocodile is more fierce than the fish.	Mamba ni mkali zaidi kuliko samaki.
Crocodiles are big and bad.	Mamba ni wakubwa na wabaya.
My crocodiles are bigger than yours.*	Mamba wangu ni wakubwa zaidi kuliko wako. *How do we know that there are crocodileS and not just one for each of us? Wangu and Wake don't tell us anything about the number, but there is Wakubwa in the sentence which is definitely plural. Had we each only one crocodile it should be Mkubwa.
that crocodile	mamba yule
bad (M/Wa Class sg)	mbaya
dog(s)	mbwa
The dog is afraid of the farmer.	Mbwa anaogopa mkulima .
The dog is not afraid of children.	Mbwa haogopi watoto.
Dogs don't like cats.	Mbwa hawapendi paka.
The farmer's dogs are fierce.	Mbwa wa mkulima ni wakali.
The boy's dog is big.	Mbwa wa mvulana ni mkubwa.
The boy's dogs are big.	Mbwa wa mvulana ni wakubwa.
Sharp dogs are not nice.	Mbwa wakali si wazuri.
your dog(s)	mbwa wako
Your (pl) dog is big.	Mbwa wenu ni mkubwa.
Our dog and our cat are friends.	Mbwa wetu na paka wetu ni rafiki.
small (M/Wa Class sg)	mdogo
smaller than	mdogo zaidi kuliko
cockroach	mende
A cockroach are small.	Mende ni mdogo.
Cockroaches are bad.	Mende ni wabaya.
His cockroaches are worse than your (pl) spiders.	Mende wake ni wabaya zaidi kuliko buibui wenu.
table	meza
a big table	meza kubwa
The long table is nice.	Meza ndefu ni nzuri.
short (M/Wa Class sg)	mfupi
a guest	mgeni
engineer	mhandisi
This engineer doesn't have cooks.	Mhandisi huyu hana wapishi.
an engineer and a farmer	mhandisi na mkulima
The engineer is a tall man.	Mhandisi ni mwanaume mrefu.
I	mimi
I am Emilian.	Mimi ni Emilian.
I am a farmer and you are an engineer.	Mimi ni mkulima na wewe ni mhandisi.
I am a cook.	Mimi ni mpishi.
I am a girl.	Mimi ni msichana.
I am a man.	Mimi ni mwanaume.
I am not short.	Mimi si mfupi.
sharp / fierce / severe (M/Wa class sg)	mkali
big (M/Wa class sg)	mkubwa
bigger than	mkubwa zaidi kuliko
a farmer	mkulima
The farmer is afraid of lions	Mkulima anaogopa simba.
The farmer likes his dog.	Mkulima anapenda mbwa wake.
The farmer is taller than the fisherman.	Mkulima ni mrefu zaidi kuliko mvuvi.
That farmer has a sharp dog.	Mkulima yule ana mbwa mkali.
you (pl) have	mna
you (pl) go	mnaenda
You (pl) go to the seaport.	Mnaenda kwenye bandari ya bahari.
You (pl) are afraid	Mnaogopa
Are you (pl) afraid of nurses?	Mnaogopa wauguzi?
you (pl) love/like	mnapenda
Do you (pl) like those people?	Mnapenda watu wale?
a cook	mpishi
The cook likes to go to the sea.	Mpishi anapenda kwenda baharini.
a bad cook	mpishi mbaya
The cook is a tall person.	Mpishi ni mtu mrefu.
the cook is a man	mpishi ni mwanaume
Their cook is better than ours.	Mpishi wao ni mzuri zaidi kuliko wetu.
tall / long (M/Wa Class sg)	mrefu
traveler	msafiri
The traveler has a dog.	Msafiri ana mbwa.
This traveler is my guest.	Msafiri huyu ni mgeni wangu.
the traveler and the girl	msafiri na msichana
The traveler is a guest.	Msafiri ni mgeni.
The traveler is a teacher.	Msafiri ni mwalimu.
girl	msichana
The girl has a bird.	Msichana ana ndege.
a pretty girl	msichana mzuri
The girl is small.	Msichana ni mdogo.
Mozambique	Msumbiji
child	mtoto
a big child	mtoto mkubwa
The child is a student.	Mtoto ni mwanafunzi.
person	mtu
this person	mtu huyu
This person is not a teacher.	Mtu huyu si mwalimu.
a good person (morally upright/kind)	mtu mwema
nurse	muuguzi
The nurse has medicine.	Muuguzi ana dawa.
The short nurse is African.	Muuguzi mfupi ni mwafrika.
the nurse and the child	muuguzi na mtoto
The woman's nurse is beautiful.	Muuguzi wa mwanamke ni mzuri.
my nurse	muuguzi wangu
That nurse is honest.	Muuguzi yule ni mwaminifu.
This boy doesn't have my dog.	Mvulana huyu hana mbwa wangu.
a fisherman	mvuvi
The fisherman likes fish.	Mvuvi anapenda samaki.
the fisherman and his fish	mvuvi na samaki wake
That fisherman doesn't have fishes.	Mvuvi yule hana samaki.
African (person)	mwafrika
This African is so tall.	Mwafrika huyu ni mrefu sana.
teacher	mwalimu
The student's teacher is tall.	Mwalimu wa mwanafunzi ni mrefu.
our teacher	mwalimu wetu
student	mwanafunzi
woman	mwanamke
This woman is the girl's mother.	Mwanamke huyu ni mama wa msichana.
a nice woman	mwanamke mzuri
man	mwanaume
a tall man	mwanaume mrefu
that man	mwanaume yule
That man is my father.	Mwanaume yule ni baba yangu.
pleasant / nice (M/Wa)	mwema
parent	mzazi
beautiful / nice /good / pretty (M/Wa Class sg)	mzuri
better than / nicer than	mzuri zaidi kuliko
and	na
who	nani
country	nchi true N/N noun class
The biggest country of Africa is Algeria and the smallest country are the Seychelles.	Nchi kubwa zaidi ya Afrika ni Algeria na nchi ndogo zaidi ni Shelisheli.
a small country / small countries	nchi ndogo
my country	nchi yangu
Our country is a country of farmers.	Nchi yetu ni nchi ya wakulima.
Our country is beautiful.	Nchi yetu ni nzuri.
Our countries are countries of farmers.	Nchi zetu ni nchi za wakulima.
bird(s) / airplanes	ndege
Birds don't like cats.	Ndege hawapendi paka.
Birds are beautiful.	Ndege ni wazuri.
The girl's bird is beautiful.	ndege wa msichana ni mzuri.
Her bird is very beautiful.	Ndege wake ni mzuri sana.
Birds like fish.	Ndege wanapenda samaki.
My bird and the bird of your sister	Ndege wangu na ndege wa dada yako.
yes	ndiyo
Yes, I am Asha.	Ndiyo, mimi ni Asha.
Yes, I am an African.	Ndiyo, mimi ni mwafrika.
Yes, they are going to the harbour as well.	Ndiyo, wanaenda bandarini pia.
clothes	nguo
big clothes and small clothes	nguo kubwa na nguo ndogo
nices clothes	nguo nzuri
am / is / are	ni
to (a place) / suffix	ni
I have	Nina
I have children.	Nina watoto.
I go	ninaenda
I go home.	Ninaenda nyumbani.
I am afraid of	Ninaogopa
I am afraid of spiders.	Ninaogopa buibui.
I am afraid of this man.	Ninaogopa mwanaume huyu.
I am afraid of tall women.	Ninaogopa wanawake warefu.
I love/like	ninapenda
I like your letter.	Ninapenda barua yako.
I love coffee.	Ninapenda kahawa.
I like your trousers.	Ninapenda suruali yako.
I love children.	Ninapenda watoto.
you (pl)	ninyi
You (pl) and your dogs and your cats.	Ninyi na mbwa wenu na paka wenu.
You are girls.	Ninyi ni wasichana.
pleasant /nice (N/N)	njema
Come ! *	Njoo ! We didn't have this verb yet. The imperative is irregular. Just learn it like this for now.
Come to my place !	Njoo kwangu !
house	nyumba true N/N noun class
The house has light.	Nyumba ina taa.
a nice house	nyumba nzuri
your houses	nyumba zako
(to) home	nyumbani
cat(s)	paka
The cat is afraid of the dog.	Paka anaogopa mbwa.
The cat loves mice.	Paka anapenda panya.
a small cat and a big lion	paka mdogo na simba mkubwa
cats and dogs	paka na mbwa
cats and mice	paka na panya
the cats and their mouse / mice*	paka na panya wao * paka is plural because of wao (their) panya can be either sg or pl
The cook's cat(s) / the cat(s) of the cook	paka wa mpishi
her cat(s)	paka wake
my cat(s)	paka wangu
My cat is my friend.	Paka wangu ni rafiki yangu.
mouse /mice	panya
The mouse is afraid of the cat.	Panya anaogopa paka.
Mice are small.	Panya ni wadogo.
the mouse /mice of the cat(s)	panya wa paka
too / as well	pia
friend	rafiki
The big elephant's best friend is the little mouse.	Rafiki mkubwa wa tembo mkubwa ni panya mdogo.
The best friend of the elephant is the mouse.	Rafiki mkubwa wa tembo ni panya.
the friend of their father	rafiki wa baba yao
the friends of your sister	rafiki wa dada yako
His friend is more trustworthy than him.	Rafiki yake ni mwaminifu zaidi kuliko yeye.
my best friend	rafiki yangu mkubwa
a good friend of mine	rafiki yangu mzuri
My friend is tall.	Rafiki yangu ni mrefu.
My friend is nicer than yours.	Rafiki yangu ni mzuri zaidi kuliko yako.
soap	sabuni
a special soap	sabuni maalum
a special soap for children's clothes	sabuni maalum kwa nguo za watoto
a good soap for clothes	sabuni nzuri kwa nguo
plates	sahani
sorry	samahani
Fish	Samaki
Fishes don't like birds.	Samaki hawapendi ndege.
Fishes are beautiful.	Samaki ni wazuri.
your fish and his fish	samaki wako na samaki wake
very	sana
now	sasa
the Seychelles	Shelisheli
school	shule true N/N noun class
am not / are not / is not	si
I don't go	siendi
I am not going to school (I will go tomorrow)	Siendi shuleni.
lion(s)	simba
A lion is a big cat.	Simba ni paka mkubwa.
Lions are big.	Simba ni wakubwa.
I don't have	sina
I don't have children.	Sina watoto.
I don't like	Sipendi
I don't like cockroaches.	Sipendi mende.
I don't like fish.	Sipendi samaki
we	sisi
Are we friends again?	Sisi ni rafiki tena?
We are guests.	Sisi ni wageni.
We are teachers.	Sisi ni walimu.
We are men.	Sisi ni wanaume.
Are we travelers?	Sisi ni wasafiri?
We are girls.	Sisi ni wasichana.
socks	soksi
Socks and trousers are clothes.	Soksi na suruali ni nguo.
pots / pans	sufuria
big pots	sufuria kubwa
pots and plates	sufuria na sahani
The trousers are very big.	Suruali ni kubwa sana.
light	taa
Tanzania is the land of the farmer.	Tanzania ni nchi ya mkulima.
elephant	tembo
elephants	tembo
The elephant is afraid of the mouse.	Tembo anaogopa panya.
The elephant is big.	Tembo ni mkubwa.
African elephants are not small.	Tembo wa Afrika si wadogo.
big elephants	tembo wakubwa
again	tena
we have	tuna
We have a girl and a boy.	Tuna msichana na mvulana.
we go	tunaenda
We go to our country.	Tunaenda kwenye nchi yetu.
We are afraid	Tunaogopa
We are afraid of big cockroaches.	Tunaogopa mende wakubwa.
we love/ like	tunapenda
We love birds	Tunapenda ndege.
giraffe(s)	twiga
The giraffe is taller than the lion.	Twiga ni mrefu zaidi kuliko simba.
The giraffe is tall.	Twiga ni mrefu.
The giraffes are tall.	Twiga ni warefu.
you have	una
You go	unaenda
You go to the sea.	Unaenda baharini.
you are afraid	unaogopa
You are afraid of lions.	Unaogopa simba.
You love/like	Unapenda
Africans	waafrika
The Africans are students.	Waafrika ni wanafunzi.
The tall Africans are engineers.	Waafrika warefu ni wahandisi.
The guests are Africans.	Wageni ni waafrika.
The guests of the engineer are African people.	Wageni wa mhandisi ni watu wa Afrika.
The guests have children.	Wageni wana watoto.
My guests don't like spiders.	Wageni wangu hawapendi buibui.
our guests	wageni wetu
engineers	wahandisi
the farmers and their dog(s)	wakulima na mbwa wao
farmers and engineers	wakulima na wahandisi
farmers are not fishermen	wakulima si wavuvi
Those farmers don't have cats.	Wakulima wale hawana paka.
those (M/Wa)	wale
teachers	walimu
these teachers and those students	walimu hawa na wanafunzi wale
The teachers are Africans.	Walimu ni waafrika.
they have	wana
they go	wanaenda
They go to your place.	Wanaenda (nyumbani) kwako.
They are going to the sea.	Wanaenda baharini.
They go to the engineer.	Wanaenda kwa mhandisi.
They go home.	Wanaenda nyumbani.
students	wanafunzi
Students are not teachers.	Wanafunzi si walimu.
the teacher's students / the students of the teacher	wanafunzi wa mwalimu
their students	wanafunzi wao
They are afraid	Wanaogopa
They are afraid of their teacher.	Wanaogopa mwalimu wao.
They like	Wanapenda
They love tall women.	Wanapenda wanawake warefu.
men	wanaume
men and woman	wanaume na wanawake
The men are teachers.	Wanaume ni walimu.
tall men	wanaume warefu
women	wanawake
women and children	wanawake na watoto
Those women have beautiful girls.	Wanawake wale wana wasichana wazuri.
The women are afraid of mice but I am not .	Wanawake wanaogopa panya lakini mimi siogopi.
they	wao
Are they men?	Wao ni wanaume?
Are they cooks?	Wao ni wapishi?
They are tall people..	Wao ni watu warefu.
These cooks are better than ours.	Wapishi hawa ni wazuri zaidi kuliko wapishi wetu.
These chiefs are dishonest.	Wapishi hawa si waaminifu.
the cooks and the guests	wapishi na wageni
The teacher's cooks are bad.	Wapishi wa mwalimu ni wabaya.
bad cooks	wapishi wabaya
The travelers are worse than my guests.	Wasafiri ni wabaya zaidi kuliko wageni wangu.
The travelers are men.	Wasafiri ni wanaume.
The short travelers are guests.	Wasafiri wafupi ni wageni.
The girls are students.	Wasichana ni wanafunzi.
girls are children	wasichana ni watoto
The children are not afraid of the dog.	Watoto hawaogopi mbwa.
children are people	watoto ni watu
The children are nice.	Watoto ni wazuri.
Children are not big people.	Watoto si watu wakubwa.
the children of our cook	watoto wa mpishi wetu
big children	watoto wakubwa
The children like their mother.	Watoto wanapenda mama yao.
nice children	watoto wazuri
people	watu
these people	watu hawa
These people are honest, but those people are bad.	Watu hawa ni waaminifu lakini watu wale ni wabaya.
The people are guests.	Watu ni wageni.
good people (morally upright / kind)	watu wema
the nurses	wauguzi
The nurses have soap.	Wauguzi wana sabuni.
The boys are bad.	Wavulana ni wabaya.
The boys are small.	Wavulana ni wadogo.
Those fishermen and their fishes.	Wavuvi wale na samaki wao.
The fishermen have fishes.	Wavuvi wana samaki.
The fishermen go to the sea every morning.	Wavuvi wanaenda baharini kila asubuhi.
parents	wazazi
parents and children	wazazi na watoto
the child's parents / the parents of the child	wazazi wa mtoto
His parents are so nice.	Wazazi wake ni wazuri sana.
you	wewe
you and your fish(es)	wewe na samaki wako
Are you Asha?	Wewe ni Asha?
You are an engineer.	Wewe ni mhandisi.
Are you an African?	Wewe ni mwafrika?
Are you a student?	Wewe ni mwanafunzi?
Who are you?	Wewe ni nani?
You are my best friend.	Wewe ni rafiki yangu mkubwa.
You are a good friend of mine.	Wewe ni rafiki yangu mzuri.
he / she	yeye
He is a boy.	Yeye ni mvulana.
He is a fisherman.	Yeye ni mvuvi.
She is a woman.	Yeye ni mwanamke.
that (M/Wa)	yule
more	zaidi
they go (for N/N pl words)	zinaenda