Hujambo? - How are you?
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Cosmopolitan Swahili Services provides Swahili tutoring, translation, interpretation and editing ser
06/04/2025
Karibu Tusome Kiswahili - Welcome to Study Swahili...
19/01/2024
Habari, I'm Mustafa Mhongera, a Swahili teacher, interpertor, and translator. I've been a Swahili teacher for over 10 years, and have also served as a translator and interpertor for small and large organizations for more than five years.
I provide online and in-person (Dar es Salaam only) tutoring. Contact me for your Swahli translation, interpretation, and language needs.
16/01/2024
Karibu tusome Kiswahili - Welcome to study Swahili
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08/03/2023
Cosmopolitan Swahili Services would like to wish all women across the world a Happy International Women’s Day. Women, you can!
Huduma za Kiswahili za Cosmopolitan zinapenda kuwatakia wanawake wote duniani Heri ya Siku ya Kimataifa ya Wanawake. Wanawake, wanaweza!
01/03/2023
Hi 👋🏾 I’d like to reintroduce myself.
Thank you for following Cosmopolitan Swahili Services]
-I’m Mustafa.
-I am from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania but also spent my childhood in Morogoro. 🌍 🇹🇿
-I have more than 15 years of experience teaching, translating, and interpreting Kiswahili (Swahili). 👨🏾🏫
-I love to travel, and I’ve lived in Zimbabwe, London, and America. 🇿🇼🇬🇧🇺🇸
-I love learning so much that I have a Diploma of Education, a BA in Lingustics, a BSc in Sociology and Gender Development, a post graduate diploma in International Relations and Diplomacy, and I’m shortly to receive a MSc in Project Planning and Management. 📚📓🎓
-I love helping others and have worked in the nonprofit sector in the past. 🤝
-The goal of this page is to teach others about the Swahili language and culture.
Visit the link in our bio to learn more about Cosmopolitan Swahili Services.
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Hujambo 👋🏾 Ningependa kujitambulisha upya.
Asante kwa kufuata huduma za Cosmopolitan Swahili Services]!
-Mimi ni Mustafa.
-Nimetoka Dar es Salaam, Tanzania lakini pia utoto wangu niliishi Morogoro. 🌍 🇹🇿
-Nina tajriba ya zaidi ya miaka 15 ya kufundisha, kutafsiri, na kutafsiri Kiswahili (Swahili). 👨🏾🏫
-Ninapenda kusafiri, na nimeishi Zimbabwe, London, na Amerika. 🇿🇼🇬🇧🇺🇸
-Napenda sana kujifunza kwa kuwa nina Diploma ya Elimu, BA katika Lugha, BSc katika Sosholojia na Maendeleo ya Jinsia, Stashahada ya Uzamili ya Uhusiano wa Kimataifa na Diplomasia, na hivi karibuni nitapata MSc katika Upangaji wa Miradi na Usimamizi. 📚📓🎓
-Ninapenda kusaidia wengine na nimefanya kazi katika sekta isiyo ya faida hapo awali. 🤝
-Lengo la ukurasa huu ni kuwafundisha wengine kuhusu lugha na utamaduni wa Kiswahili.
Tembelea kiungo kwenye wasifu wetu ili kujifunza zaidi kuhusu Huduma za Kiswahili za Cosmopolitan.
10/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: Mambo vipi is an informal way of asking someone how they are doing. It can be translated as "How is it going?" and "How are you doing?" Mambo is also another way to ask how someone is. This phrase is generally used when speaking with peers.
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08/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: Nafurahi kukuona means nice to meet you or I am happy to meet you.
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07/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: Ninatoka. Last week, you learned that Unatoka wapi means where are you from. Ninatoka (place you are from) is the response. For example: Ninatoka Washington - I am from Washington. Ni means I, na is the present form of to be, and toka is from.
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03/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: Unatoka wapi means Where are you from. U means you in this context, na is present tense for to be, toka means from, and wapi means where.
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02/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: Jina langu ni... Yesterday, you learned that Jina lako nani means, "What is your name?" When responding in Kiswahili, you say, "Jina langu ni (your name)." Jina means name, langu means my, and ni means is.
Stay tuned for more Kiswahili phrases and greetings.
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01/02/2023
Listen and Repeat: You can ask someone their name in Kiswahili by asking, "Jina lako nani?" Nani means who in Kiswahili. However, it is used in this context when asking for a person's name.
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