fua nguo [wash clothes]
kamua nguo [rinse clothes]
kausha nguo [dry clothes]
osha uso [wash your face]
nawa mikono [clean your hands]
osha mtoto [wash the child]
pakua chakula [serve the food]
piga pasi [iron clothes]
pika chakula [cook food]
tandika kitanda [make the bed]
piga deki [mop the house]
panguza meza [dust the table]
panga nguo [arrange clothes]
chemsha chai/chakula [boil tea/food]
oga [take a shower]
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kiswahili for dummies
AdventureThis book is for those who want to learn Kiswahili/ Swahili. Also, if you're planning for a safari in Africa, read on.
