18 Everyday Spoken English Wtih Swahili Translation-Lesson 18

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1 EVERYDAY SPOKEN ENGLISH With Swahili Translation | INTRODUCTION | REFUSING SOMETHING (KUKATAA JAMBO FULANI) | LESSON 18 | The University of Dodoma (UDOM) * The essential spoken phrases & expressions are in red type. * Swahili Translation is in green type. LESSON 18: To refuse/reject something (Kukataa jambo): In this LESSON, SHAKIRA rejects something or says it is impossible. The applicable words/phrases/sentences are highlighted in red ink. (Katika SOMO hili, SHAKIRA anakataa jambo au haliwezekani. Maneno/Sentensi zinazotumika zimekolezwa wino mwekundu). VOCABULARY: absolutely, should, lie, forget, single, take, sell, luck. CONVERSATION 1 LATIFAH: Are you lying to me? SHAKIRA: Absolutely not! Why should I lie to you? (Hapana! Kwa nini nikudanganye?) CONVERSATION 2 LATIFAH: Can I have the keys? SHAKIRA: Forget it. (Sahau/Sahau hilo/Nimekataa/Sikupi.)2 CONVERSATION 3 LATIFAH: Are you married? SHAKIRA: No. I'm single. (Hapana. Niko peke yangu/Bado sijaoa/sijaoelwa.) CONVERSATION 4 LATIFAH: Can you borrow me your stapler? SHAKIRA: Sorry. It has been taken by Omar. (Samahani. Imechukuliwa na Omar.) CONVERSATION 5 LATIFAH: Can I get two tickets, please! SHAKIRA: Youre out of luck. (Huna bahati/Huwezi kupata.) All tickets are sold out. (Tiketi zote zimeuzwa.)