Swahili, a Bantu language, is spoken in the southern and eastern coasts of Africa. Match the Swahili dates to the correct English translations.
1. tarehe tatu Disemba jumamosi (A) Monday, October 5th
2. tarehe tano Oktoba jumapili (B) Tuesday, April 2nd
3. tarehe pili Aprili jumanne (C) Wednesday, October 5th
4. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatatu (D) Tuesday, April 4th
5. tarehe nne Aprili jumanne (E) Sunday, October 5th
6. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatano (F) Saturday, December 3rd
(G) Sunday, December 3rd
(H) Saturday, July 1st
Swahili, a Bantu language, is spoken in the southern and eastern coasts of Africa. Match the Swahili dates to the correct English translations.
1. tarehe tatu Disemba jumamosi (A) Monday, October 5th
2. tarehe tano Oktoba jumapili (B) Tuesday, April 2nd
3. tarehe pili Aprili jumanne (C) Wednesday, October 5th
4. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatatu (D) Tuesday, April 4th
5. tarehe nne Aprili jumanne (E) Sunday, October 5th
6. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatano (F) Saturday, December 3rd
(G) Sunday, December 3rd
(H) Saturday, July 1st
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Correct Answer:
1 – (F), 2 – (E), 3 – (B), 4 – (A), 5 – (D), 6 – (C)
Now, translate the following into Swahili using the given words:
(A) Wednesday, April 3rd: tarehe tatu Aprili jumatano
(B) Sunday, December 2nd: tarehe pili Disemba jumapili
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