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  1. Mwakatana— You're equal
  2. Derekuzerieghe kwende matuku awi kwa juma— We told you to go twice a week
  3. Nerekoghe nikireda mafungu hata mpaka nimoni woruwu niboilo— I used to bring a good pay until I felt good
  4. Ni kuzoya kuguwa/kuzinghana kila mndu— One starts looking at everyone
  5. Wekanya kichuku/vichuku— They are related
  6. Mengi ghafuma masanga gha noko kimonu sa Japani— Many of them are imported from foreign countries like Japan
  7. Ichi chaghu seji nachiwona chewaghika mando awi— In my opinion the Uber or App taxi work is divided into two groups
  8. Iro ngelo ramerie kuida— Those days are gone
  9. Simanyagha, ela shekeria imu sena ni wandu wengi wereendieghe noko kimonu danu wikawuya walola kazi ra shwaa kwa iri Uba— I don't know, but another reason is that people went abroad and have now come back are finding Uber as quick work
  10. Okumoni Abo kwavika miaka ilinga?— Wewe Baba umefikisha miaka mingapi?
  11. Dakaia kirezi kwa kila kilambo— We are at the tail end in everything
  12. Ela Uba wawusa mrongo iwi na iwi kwa ighana— But Uber takes twenty two percent
  13. Ai, Aba kwaki kwanizera huwu?— Oh, dad why have you told me this?
  14. Wadawida ndewitesianagha angu waobua kuchumbwa/kuidwa— Taitas do not help each other for fear of competition
  15. Ughu mwaka gwaniadadire loli— This year has truly touched me in a special way
  16. Nachaloghwa— I will be bewitched
  17. Ijo igare jaduka imbiri wandu wawi na nyuma wandu wawi— That car carries two people in front and two in the back
  18. Kampuni nderine/nderiwadie magome ghangi— Companies don't have any money
  19. Ata kukazerwa wavae wana ikumi na wadadu kwalegha— If you were told she had had thirteen children you would not believe it
  20. Magare ghamu ni matini ni sa pikipiki seji ghinywaa mavuda— Some cars have little consumption like motorbikes
  21. Kukainja magome ghose gha mavuda, vindo na gheoghosha igare kwagala mduu— When you deduct money for petrol, lunch and washing the car, you go home empty handed
  22. Kushana— To pay
  23. Ikenda— Nine
  24. Wandu wengi werelisireghe kubonya kazi rawo kufuma mzinyi— Many people got used to working from home
  25. Hata kawona idwagha ngelo ndacha, kwabonyaa mboa mboa— Even if it will take a long time, you do it slowly by slowly
  26. Si ilagho jingi— Not a problem
  27. Mghenyu— Friend
  28. Kwaki mndu usedima kubonya rose?— Why can't someone do them all?
  29. Angu malagho gakua nandighi— Because things are very tough
  30. Siwonagha ngera oko na wasi ghungi mmbinyi— I don't think she has any health issues
  31. Bugha na wasi— Woes and anguish
  32. Maza rikurie— Hard/difficult things
  33. Wa kadadu wawangwagha Wakesho na oka na mwaka ghumweri na nusu— The third one is called Wakesho and she is one and a half years old
  34. Ija mbari eko na wongo— Brains
  35. Kidoi/Vidoi— Thief/Thieves
  36. Lukundo— Love
  37. Kwalale mana?— Did you sleep well?
  38. Si dimaa kughora wei ni angu sinywaa chofi angu kii— I cannot say that it is because I don't drink beer
  39. Ata kukazerwa wavae wana wighane huwo kwashinika— If you were told she had had that many children you would be shocked
  40. Choo— Come
  41. Dedocha aja Chawia msevalo— We used to come to Chawia before you were born
  42. Wandu wengi waraobua kufuma nyumbenyi— Many people were afraid of leaving their homes
  43. Kuboda angu kudeghedeka— Lush or green vegetation
  44. Mruna mao simanyire— Aunt, I don't know
  45. Kumlomba Mlungu na kubonya kazi— Praying to God and working
  46. Danu kukaghesha seji malagho ghakua— When you think about how hard things are
  47. Kuve mayo na ndeyo na waruna mayo na waruna ndeyo— You name your parents, your aunts and uncles (You birth your parents and your aunts and uncles)
  48. Kuwunja magome agha wighitumie— Return the money they have spent
  49. Na kawona eko ni sa etima tima huwu angu huwu— And if it is there, it is trial and error
  50. Niko koni woruwo— It is exactly that
  51. Agho malagho ghakua— These things are difficult
  52. Jingi izima jadimika, ni mndu kuzoya tu— There is another possiblity, one has to start
  53. WaChawia— The people of Chawia
  54. Nderimanyikie— They are not known
  55. Iyo ngelo orekaukibonya kazi kwa WaSomali— That time he/she was working in Somalia
  56. Madereva wiboilo ni icho kilambo— Drivers like that thing
  57. Chongo— Head
  58. Mrongo inya na inya kwa huwo kovalwa mwaka ghwa mrongo mfungade na ikenda— Fourty four, therefore you were born in 1979
  59. Kumanya ngelo— Knowing the times
  60. Kula mundu oka uidagha ichia na ichia— Everyone is trying this and that
  61. Kuwuka na chirichiri— Waking up very early
  62. Wesokwa mbuwa— They were dispossessed of their land
  63. Ela kwa idakoni deko aha— But for now we are here
  64. Eri wandu wizoye zoghori na rizoghuo sio wei rifo— So that people can start businesses that will flourish and not die
  65. Irandadu— Six
  66. Kufuma kala makanisa ghatumilwa ni wabaa wa isanga— Since long ago churches have been used by country governments
  67. Kenya yazerwagha wei ni isanga ja wandu wimobuaa Mlungu— Kenya is known as a country of people that fear God
  68. Wandu witesekia wada?— How will people be helped?
  69. Warasimilo sana— She is very blessed
  70. Oka mtineri na wushu ghwape seji koni ghorekoghe kala— She is tiny and her face hasn't changed
  71. Dinekenyi mndu mzima hata kawona ndeuboie— Give us someone else even if they are no good
  72. Mkonu— Hand
  73. Iwi— Two
  74. Shekeria ni kii?— What is the cause?
  75. Wa imbiri wawangwagha Mwakio oka na miaka ikumi na ghumweri— The first born is called Mwakio and he is eleven years old
  76. Naluka kidasi chapo chikamaria mbai da nachirughua— I have woven my basket and it messed it up so now I will undo it
  77. Mghondi— Mountain
  78. Wandu wadua wikilima mngulu na mabemba— People are still planting beans and maize
  79. Malagho gha Kizungu— English words
  80. Kazi yawo ni imweri tu— They have only one responsibility
  81. Deka kirezi— We are the tail
  82. Nighoragha wada?— What will I say?
  83. Mafungu mengi— A lot of earnings
  84. Kwa huwo kwa shilingi elfu imweri wawusa maghana awi na mrongo iwi— So, for every one thousand shillings they take two hundred and twenty shillings
  85. Kwadua kukiwoneka saa mwana mtini— You still look like a child
  86. Loli dadima kughora ndedimanyagha— Truly we can say we don't know
  87. Agho matuku wandu ndewereendaa andu kungi— In those days people didn't go anywhere
  88. Malagho sa agho ghabwagha wandu ngolo ebonya kazi— Things like this discourage people from working
  89. Rebanda na reghoka— They are fat and beautiful
  90. Weweni ndewimanyire— They do not know
  91. Agho madereva gha magare matini wawusa kazi iyoyose mana wiboisagha magome matineri— Those drivers of small cars can take on any trip because they make some profit
  92. Uhu waghosia— Thus one is old
  93. Iguri japo ndejikurie— My price is not high
  94. Kwavalo mori ghuao?— What month were you born?
  95. Mudima kughora wada ee wabaa wighora wekunda kubonya maandamano— What do you say when the leaders say they want to engage in demonstrations?
  96. Mka umu mtini kabisa wachilu— A very tiny dark skinned woman
  97. Ndewikunde kudidederia— They don't want to defend us
  98. Kuvika aha kwavika— To get to where you are
  99. Kawona kwakunde— If you want
  100. Magare gheko aeni ela mafungu gha zaidi ndeghiko— There is transport but there is no disposable income
  101. Mwana ukavalwa umweri uneko marina ichia na ichia ni karakara— If you birth one child it is okay to give them multiple names from both sides of parents
  102. Jingi seremwonieghe— I never saw her
  103. Idwagha miaka mrongo idadu— It will take thirty years
  104. Kwa maza niserimanyagha— For reasons I don't know
  105. Na huwo wesera kufuma mrongo iwi na isanu kwa ighana angu wizerelo ni wabaa wa isanga— And this is after they have reduced from twenty five percent because of an order from the government
  106. Dije malagho— Let's talk (let's eat words!)
  107. Isanga ja Dawida ni jaenga sana— The Taita land is very large
  108. Imweri— One
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