Or is he just a big phony with a cush, affirmative action job ?

I am interested in learning Swahili, are there any African's that can give advice on where I can learn this beautiful language. I am also interested in visiting Africa, any advice on where to go. Thank you.

**SERIOUS RESPONSES ONLY!

i need some really interesting facts about the language...

anyone out there who wants to learn swahili for free...feel free to ask for lessons from me /
yeyote yule anayetaka kujifunza kiswahili bila malipo, wasiliana nami bila kuwa na shaka

I'm into learning new languages and currently, I want to learn swahili and become fluent in it. I know some basic stuff, but can anyone give me good tips on what would help me learn Swahili, and not just basics either. I want to get deep into it.
serious answers please

First of all, thanks to Circleoftopaz and Godislove for your input regarding my earlier question....

Actually the whole message in Swahili is;

"Nakupenda sana,
Jua langaa nikikuwaza,
na Mwezi huwa mwangavu pia,
usiku mwema mpenzi."

Any advice on the translation of the above? Many, many thanks for your help!!!!!

I'm writing a paper and i cant find it anywhere else and yeah! all help is appreciated!

i need to know

I would like the correct way to write the numbers one through ten in Swahili, plus how to correctly pronounce them.
Thanks!

rosetta stone is pretty expensive...is there any others?

You have nothing to loose and everything to gain

I want to talk to someone in fluent swahili. Tafadhali niandikie waraka ndogo hapa hivi!

Selemani Saidi,Tanzania East Africa.

i want to learn how to speak swahili online, but since basically no one speaks it, there isn't really anything for it! Please help, all answers are appriciated!!

HELP ME PLEASE!!!!

One yote a-a gah

TewatnikwAhtalyaks

ladnA?aludyeda

Yowelu-tu

translate these words into english..

I'm trying to pick a name for an South African Boerboel dog. I want it to be name of African descent since that is where it originated. But I can't always trust the English to African/Swahili/ETC.. translators online. I speak Spanish too and I know how much the spanish to English online translators really suck sometimes.

Anyways the dog is a boy and I am interested in the following names (please don't be offended by the possible choices, some of them are for humor and reference the giant size of this Mastiff breed)

Mighty
Killer
Earthquake
Hungry
Flex (just like flexing a muscle)
Ruler
Protector
Ninja
Heavy
Thunder
Boom (or a loud noise like Bang, Pow, Bam!)
Raw (uncooked meat, or human flesh lol)
Deisel
Bear
Attack
Hippopotamus (most aggressive animal in Africa I believe)
my question is "Can you translate those names"

Good Afternoon! We are representing our class! I am (name) and (name).

Assume study full time.

are they actually a certain heritage?
i'm just curious

for example,we speak english, but tecqnically we aren't english we are americans.
thank ya = )

if you spoke i,am.
I speak a lot of swahili

hi, i want to learn swahili, does anyone know a fast, free, good way to learn that?
thanks, rebecca

sweet_sour911@yahoo.com

I want her to get a job as a UN translator.

Poll: UN or League of Nations?

I am looking for volunteers in melbourne from East Africa region(Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania) who speak swahili to join a group and be part of one of the Australia largest multilingual radio station situated in melbourne city, with the aim of broadcasting in their own community language(swahili), trasmit and develop programs of cultural educational and social siginificance, maintain links with their country or origin and maintain their cultural identities, No experience neccessary, just commitment,
Training will be provided by the radio station.
call Juddy 04039321748 for more information.

I really wanna learn Swahili!!!!!!

thats swahili was formed so as to make the arabs and east african people understand each other,during the arab ruling period

I just came back from Kenya and it was insanely amazing. My dads side of the family is Kenyan they came there a long time ago when portuguese and Italians migrated to Malindi, my grandparents speak broken Italian and Swahili, My moms side of the family is portuguese from Mozambique and cape verde. I noticed that alot of Kenyan blacks from the Inland speak swahili but it sounds african, but when the blacks in the coast speak Swahili it sounds more arabic and more spanish/portuguese. Is it just a different dialect or is it a differnt language? when my dad says something in Swahili i can understand it but when my grandparents say something it sounds like a whole differnt language.