Ubuyu in English – Faida za kiafya za ubuyu

Baobab nut/seed: Hii ndiyo tafsiri halisi ya “ubuyu” in English. Ufafanuzi wake kwa Kiingereza ni:

“Edible seeds or pith of the baobab tree, which can be cooked and eaten in various ways.”

Njegere in English – Faida za kiafya za njegere

Chickpeas: Hii ndiyo maana ya kawaida ya “njegere” in English. Ufafanuzi kwa Kiingereza ni: chickpeas refers to the small, round, edible seeds of pea plants.

Mchicha in English: Faida za kiafya za mchicha

Mchicha in English

Neno mchicha tafsiri yake ni “Amaranth” in English. Ufafanuzi katika Kiingereza ni:

“It refers to a type of leafy green vegetable, also known as pigweed.”

Terere in English

Neno terere (kikuyu) in English ni “Amaranth vegetable ” in English.

Mambo in English – Salamu

Greetings: Sawa na “habari,” “mambo vipi?” or “mambo yakoje?” inaweza kutumika kama salamu kumuuliza mtu anaendeleaje.

Habari in English – Salamu

Habari in English inaweza kutafsiriwa kama “news” or “information.” Lakini, kwa mara nyingi neno “habari” hutumika kuuliza mtu jinsi anaendelea, au kusalimia mtu.

Pole in English na vidokezo vya kusema “pole”

“Pole”  hutumiwa kuomba msamaha kwa kitu ambacho umekosea.
Pole in English
Sorry: Hii ndiyo tafsiri ya kawaida ya neno “pole” in English. “It is used to express sympathy or to apologize.”

Choroko/pojo in English – Faida za kiafya za choroko

Choroko ni aina ya nafaka ndogo kama punje ya mtama yenye rangi ya kijani.

Fenesi in English – Maana ya Fenesi na faida za kiafya

“Fenesi” translates to jackfruit in English. Huu ndio ufafanuzi wa Kiingereza wa fenesi: “Jackfruit is known for its massive size, spiky exterior, and delicious flesh. When ripe, the flesh becomes sweet and juicy, while unripe jackfruit has a neutral flavor and meaty texture.”

Kitovu in English – Maana ya Kitovu

Neno “kitovu” in English inaweza kutafsiriwa hivi: Navel, belly button: This is another common meaning, referring to the indent at the center of the abdomen.

Tende in english – Na faida za kula tende

Tende in English is dates. Huu ndio ufafanuzi wa Kiingereza wa dates:

“Dates refer to the sweet, elongated fruits of the date palm tree. They grow in clusters and are enjoyed fresh, dried, or cooked with various dishes.”