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    Swahili Verbs

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    The document provides a table comparing common English verbs to their Swahili translations. Some examples include: "blaze, shine, burn well" translates to "waka", "do, work, make" translates to "kufanya", and "be" translates to "akawa". The document then states that Swahili is widely spoken in East Africa, mainly as a lingua franca, with an estimated 50-100 million speakers.

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    The document provides a table comparing common English verbs to their Swahili translations. Some examples include: "blaze, shine, burn well" translates to "waka", "do, work, make" translates to "kufanya", and "be" translates to "akawa". The document then states that Swahili is widely spoken in East Africa, mainly as a lingua franca, with an estimated 50-100 million speakers.

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    The document provides a table comparing common English verbs to their Swahili translations. Some examples include: "blaze, shine, burn well" translates to "waka", "do, work, make" translates to "kufanya", and "be" translates to "akawa". The document then states that Swahili is widely spoken in East Africa, mainly as a lingua franca, with an estimated 50-100 million speakers.

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    Swahili Verbs

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    The document provides a table comparing common English verbs to their Swahili translations. Some examples include: "blaze, shine, burn well" translates to "waka", "do, work, make" translates to "kufanya", and "be" translates to "akawa". The document then states that Swahili is widely spoken in East Africa, mainly as a lingua franca, with an estimated 50-100 million speakers.

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    SWAHILI VERBS

    ENGLISH SWAHILI ENGLISH SWAHILI


    blaze, shine, burn well waka
    do, work, make kufanya
    be akawa
    have Kuwa na
    go, move kwenda
    Walk, got to the feet enda kwa miguu
    run enda mbio
    to go aut, to a party enda mpangoni
    eat kula
    drink kunywa
    sleep kulala
    learn, study, educate oneself kujifunza
    teach, educate, instruct, kufundisha
    demonstrate
    laugh cheka
    cry, scream kilio
    Read, learn, study soma
    write andika
    to write to each other andikiana
    Write to them kwaandika
    Come, arrive (Come here!) Kuja (Najoo hapa!)
    Love, like penda
    Swahili is a major language spoken in large parts of mainly East Africa, primarily as a lingua
    franca. The number of speakers is estimated to be between 50 million and 100 million. 

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