#Chumvi

[transmasc-lioness]

Introducing my golden au designs for Kula, Malka and Chumvi! Doodle of them hanging out in the Elephant Graveyard, which they start doing as kids under Scar's reign.

Kula and Malka are young lovers, and Malka is all over her. Though sometimes he feels like a third wheel between her and her brother Chumvi. The three are all close friends though, and are known to cause chaos and scrap with hyenas around the pridelands.

Malka and his mother moved to the pridelands from the Wahatan pride, same as Kula and Chumvi's mother. All three were born in Wahatan.

https://www.tumblr.com/transmasc-lioness/750941675875188736/i-know-its-rough-but-i-dont-like-map-making-i?source=share for reference

[amanrafromveranda]

tlk family tree (my version)

Yeah, I don't consider TLG as kanon. Comics and books are much better and don't break the lore of the cartoon.

[mile08]

The Gang 🦁

"Curiosity arises as the cubs encountered another lion pride roaming the Pride Lands, let’s hope they don’t get into trouble."

Remake of an old project, you can see the original picture made in 2014 below.

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TLK: More Sakin

Had Sakin brainrot and had to do some sketches of my OC as a comeback after a long, climactic semester

For anyone unfamiliar, Sakin is the OC father I made for Vitani. Three things played into his creation:

One, I feel like Vitani doesn't have anything to really do with Scar, because not only does she not look much like him to me, but I feel like she'd have a complex if she were Scar's kid but not chosen by him (which is more commonly accepted by the fandom as something Nuka struggles with, so I saved that complex for him)

It's said by the director of TLK (who... hardly remembers working on the film) that Kovu was an orphan adopted by Zira, so his very own dad would have to be a completely different guy. Vitani is the spitting image of Zira and I can't see her being a littermate of Kovu and therefore another orphan unrelated to Zira because of that, so I had to make a separate father for her. (ngl as I write this I'm kinda getting jumbled ideas on how to make sense of Vitani and Kovu's parentage, I have made Chumvi and an OC named Huzuni into Kovu's parents but I'm also willing to experiment with other headcanons in the future since it's been years)

I made him solely out of wanting to make a Barbary Lion in the TLK universe, as well as to establish the headcanon that Vitani is half-Barbary Lion to explain her long fur (which is a stylistic choice I went with to distinguish Barbary Lions in TLK, yes males have long, extensive, dense manes. IRL Barbary Lionesses don't get full-on tufts or anything, but their pelt fur is generally a bit longer, though)

(also btw I thought it would be fun to make his little model sheet title some generic, stereotypical 80's heavy metal text to go with his classic metalhead design)

[australet789]

So remember how Simba said to Kion that there were "plenty of lions" to choose for his Guard and we never see them? I decided to change that. Here are the candidates to Kion's Guard that Simba wanted his son to pick:

Amaziah: Son of Chumvi and Kula, older than Kion but younger than Kiara. Future mate of Imara, You have already seen him here.

Babu: Son of Mega and Sabini, he is the oldest of the group and hates the Outsiders since the death of his old friend Kopa. His hatred against them is what makes him Simba's favorite to be a possible mate to Kiara in the future (Simba is against bethrotals, but doesnt mean he doesn't want someone good for his daughter). He loses his sight during Kiara's hunt (he was near the fire, checking on Kiara by Simba's orders, and it affected him). He is going to be Tazama's mate in the future after he gets a change of heart towards the Outsiders (i plan to work on this later hehe)

Jabari: The youngest, he is the son of one of Simba's cousins, Kitoto (Simba's cousins come from  the story "An Unusual Choir"). His mom is the grey lioness we see at Kiara's hunt. Took inspiration from one of the cubs of Simba's Pride: Active Gameplay.

Hewa: Son of Simba's other cousin, Mtoto (comes from "An Unusual Choir" as well). He is older than Jabari and his little cousin tends to get on his nerves on purpose. Took the design from one of the the cubs from "Sarabi's says".

[takaraphoenix]

Ok, because I'm bored at work with nothing to do and I'm still by myself, I'm gonna bug you with a random question. What are your Top 10 favorite headcanons. No specific fandom, just top 10 favorite.

This is too broad actually, E. xD Please limit me to a fandom next time this nearly broke my brain, first to find any at all (twas as though I had Never Had A Single Headcanon In My Life) and then to move on from a fandom, like, once I remembered a headcanon, my brain wanted to latch onto that fandom and I would have gladly given you my top 10 Disney headcanons or sth... this was near impossible lol

You will realize that most of my heacanons are next gen related.

In no particular order because holy shit that'd kill me.

Let's start with an easy one. Shadowhunters. I headcanon Jace Herondale as ace. Even in the fanfiction where I don't make it an explicit plotline, I think of him as ace. I just think that he doesn't know. Doesn't know the term for it, hasn't thought about it really. I don't think I've ever had an ace headcanon I was as fiercely attached to as I am with Jace. Which is funny considering the character himself is a... actually, no, he's not really that sexual. We see others making jokes about his book club, we see him hook up with a random girl once. And then with Maia. And then he's in his relationship with Clary, where we actually see him pulling the brakes and wanting to slow things down. He's not as promiscuous as the talk of the other characters would like to make us belief, is what I'm saying. He has a normal sex life. Still, usually, ace headcanons are born from a "oh this character has never shown any interest in sex????" notion, so this is still an outlier.

PJO: If Bianca di Angelo had lived, her powers would have been most aligned with darkness. We know that Nico struggled with that, that shadow-travel in particular drained him extremely. It's a power he has, but one that never came as easy to him as summoning or controlling the dead. And I always liked the idea that the three kids of Hades/Pluto split his three realms - darkness, death and riches. Tapping into the other realms too, but having most domain over one each.

My headcanon that Jack Frost from Rise of the Guardians is actually the god Jökul Frosti who had his memories taken and was "punished" to spend a lifetime as a human, but something went wrong when he died too early, that's why he has the full amnesia. It just, it never really clicked why the guardian of fun got the white hair and snow powers, or why the wind would carry Jack and allow him to fly (the god of the wind is the father of Jökul Frosti), or why the saying of "Jack Frost" would exist in our human world if Jack Frost is a spirit that nobody can see and born from a mortal who died only 300 years ago.

Disney: Princess Aurora and Prince Adam (aka the Beast) are cousins! I don't know, I just think that's neat. They look very similar, there's the French note to Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast.

DCMK: Kudou Shinichi and Kuroba Kaito naming their son Conan, as a reminder of how they first met and what Shinichi's time as Conan really meant to him. I think that'd be very poetic and I also think that kid would be the devil incarnate.

Deep dig TLK headcanon that will actually mean absolutely nothing to people who aren't deep into it but I headcanon that Kovu is the biological son of Malka and Kula, I think that Kula's dark fur is a good match for Kovu's while he'd have Malka's dark mane (and I headcanon Malka's eyes to be green, they're not really... seen. they look pitch-black, which might as well be green like Kovu's), plus I did always like Malka. I know most people ship Kula with Chumvi but honestly they have a near identical design so I always clocked them as siblings and headcanoned them as such. But yeah, Kovu as the lost son of Malka and Kula, which would add such a near tragic element to things, if Simba knew he was Malka's son.

If Cole and Phoebe's son on Charmed had lived, his name would have been Parker Benjamin. Parker was the name she later picked for her second born daughter, but I have no qualms moving that name up to the older brother, since I'm already changing the oldest daughter's name too because I am fiercely possessive of my OC daughter of Phoebe and Cole who has to be the firstborn daughter. The only kid of Phoebe whose name I'm keeping is the youngest. Plus, middle name Benjamin after Cole's father, since we do know that Cole cared deeply for his father. I always liked the idea of the sons being their own Charmed Ones; him, Wyatt and my Andy/Prue son Phillip Trudeau.

In the greater scheme of things, BtVS is full of magic shenanigans so why in the world should Angel be the only vampire who can have kids, right? I like the idea of Willow and alive!Tara using magic to create children of their own and that magic also being applicable to Spike and Buffy. I'm thinking fully-formed-baby creation magic here, not magical pregnancy. Because I... don't see Buffy pregnant, she's too much of a fighter, out there, not benched due to different circumstances. And they'd have twins, named William, since Spike's not using that name, and Joanne, as a combination of Joan and Anne, the two big aliases Buffy ever went by.

A headcanon I cherish a lot a lot is from Sailor Moon and it's that the Ayakashi sisters (Koan, Berthier, Calaveras and Petz) all also get a second chance and get reborn, just like the inner senshi did after the first season because fuck that the girls were good at the end they deserved better than to die for men's mistakes, and that they are, ultimately, the mothers of the Asteroid senshi (Pallas, Juno, Vesta and Ceres). I have a very big, very mapped out family tree for my Sailor Moon headcanons. This fandom has been with me for decades. But I want to only pick one headcanon per fandom, so.

DC Comics' Stephanie Brown becoming the Huntress, I just think that would be so neat, the purple color scheme fits her so, so, so well, plus I'd love for Helena Wayne to take up the mantle from her, looking up to her auntie Steph with adoration. I've latched onto that hard.

[hack20016]

TLK Semi-Canon Character Challenge

Wanted to practice my drawing on the lion king so I’ve decided to do this challenge!

Uru - Born as the fourth princess of a neighboring kingdom, she wasn’t beautiful like her older sister or strong like her two older brothers but she was intelligent and charismatic to her family. She’s an excellent huntress and works as the ambassador for her pride to other kingdoms as well. She would later go to the Pridelands to reach an agreement for Mohatu’s eldest son to be betrothed to her older sister, but instead he chosen Uru as his future Queen! She would later become Queen concert and mother of Askari II (Scar) and adoptive mother to Mufasa, and acts as a peacekeeper among other animals.

Ahadi - Stern and responsible king of the pridelands, and comes to his father, Mohatu for wisdom and advice. While his brother leads the guard, Ahadi is a busy lion who tries to keep his subjects happy and listening to their problems. But his pride worry due to the fact that he hasn’t picked a Queen yet. So when a neighboring pride came to the pridelands to offer a Betrothal, Ahadi fell for Uru. Sure, her sister is beautiful, but Uru was beautiful in his eyes.

Mheetu - Son of Askari II (Scar) and Sarafina, he’s rather a nervous cub during Scar’s reign and hated the thought of violence. He cared for his family and the pride and would often risk himself by giving his food to the others. He was glad that Simba returned as the true heir to the pride and Mheetu would fight alongside the pride to fight back.

Kopa - Youngest Triplets of Kiara and Kion, he was happy and cheerful cub and loved playing with his siblings and spending time with his best friend Afua but is somewhat naive and obvious around his surroundings.

Afua - Prideful and thrill seeking cub, son of Chumvi and Tama, he likes to go on adventures with Kopa and play games with him. But was upset when Kion didn’t choose him to be part of the lion guard.

KovuXKiara’s Eldest - Don’t have a name for her, but I do know that she’s a relaxing and calm girl. But she didn’t expect herself to be brave when she saved cubs from a rogue lion.

[apieters]

The MacBeth Demonstration

In This Scene

“Lay on, MacDuff, and d@mned be he that first cries ‘Hold, enough!’” André recited, and he swung at Chris the tyrannosaur with his heavy Scotch broadsword. Chris slipped back and lunged, and André quickly brought his sword up into a hanging guard, and the fight was on.

Simba, King of the Pridelands and Director of the Pridelands Shakespeare Company (PSC), smiled as the two fencing masters demonstrated the new fight choreography for his next production of the “Scottish Play,” scribbling notes in a notebook as he jotted down ideas that came into his head as he imagined his father and himself clashing blades onstage, he playing a Lowland Scots MacDuff and his father the role of the Highland Pretender to the throne of Scotland.

Beside him was his mate, Nala, Queen of the Pridelands, making her own mental notes. However, she found her thoughts drifting back to Scar’s regency, when she first learned of André’s skill with the broadsword. She was but a cub, then. The infamous “Hamlet Incident” had been but a year in the past, leaving Mufasa in a coma, Scar as King-Regent, and Simba nowhere to be found. She had seen the PSC’s fight choreographer hiking along the edges of the Pridelands several times, brooding silently with a sword at his hip, always looking disheveled, as if he’d slept in his clothes and just woken up. One day, she and her friends Chumvi and Kula were foraging for food (the first of several famines during Scar’s regency was just starting) when a group of hyena thugs had cornered them to steal what they’d found. They’d escaped up a tree, surrounded by hyenas, when André had appeared. He told them all to stand down. They’d sneered at him, asking to know what he was going to do about it.

That was when André drew his broadsword.

The hyenas attacked at all once, but André retreated until they’d thinned themselves out, then began attacking them one by one, hamstringing some, slashing at others’ shoulders, and smashing others in the face with his sword’s steel basket-hilt like brass knuckles. The fight was over in minutes, and when it was over he’d escorted the cubs back to Pride Rock, scolding them for wandering off alone so far from their parents. So when Nala grew older, a few years later, she knew who she wanted to teach her how to fight…

Behind the Scenes

Since I’ve been leaning a bit more heavily into my Highland broadsword fencing in the past few months, I decided to draw Chris and André doing something broadsword-related. While Chris can canonically use a Highland broadsword, his anatomy (short arms, big head) places major limitations on the techniques and guards he can use effectively, so he prefers to use rapiers and other thrust-centric swords whenever possible. Meanwhile, I’ve always conceived of André favoring more cut-centric swords and fencing styles since his earliest inception, and in the spirit of “write what you know,” I’ve given him skills in the British/Anglophone broadsword tradition.

Thus, I decided to stage a fight scene between Chris wielding a rapier and André wielding a Highland broadsword, and in that spirit decided to trace a screenshot of the final duel between Tim Roth and Liam Neeson in Rob Roy—this one, in fact:

I drew Chris using the same (anachronistic) style of rapier that Roth uses (it’s from nearly a century before the film takes place), while André gets the broadsword. From his earliest incarnation, Chris’s signature weapon was a cup-hilt rapier without a knuckle-guard, because he was a pirate captain and Disney’s version of Captain Hook had one. But as a kid, I came up with the idea that as Chris got older, he would retire his old rapier and start favoring a shorter, lighter rapier with a knuckle-guard, and Roth’s prop was exactly what I imagined. It seems that at this point in his life, he’s already acquired his new weapon, even if it’s not his main sword.

I was originally going to have the scene take place in the same kind of castle vault as the original screenshot, but the framing wasn’t working right—there was empty space in all the wrong places and the perspective was a bit too hard to nail down. So I changed the scene to Chris and André’s studio/home, Jeronimo’s.

The story is a variation on the children’s book “Nala’s Dare,” written by Joanne Barkan, as summarized on the Lion King Wiki ( https://lionking.fandom.com/wiki/Nala%27s_Dare ). In Swashbucklers of the Magic Kingdom, the Disney stories and movies we all know and love are exactly that—movies and stories. However, these stories usually end up being “fantastic retellings” of the characters’ “real lives” when they’re not making world-renowned movies, and some characters can appear in more than one story under a variety of names and even forms. In this case, Word of God says that André is, in fact, the in-universe basis for the character of Ni the rogue lion in “Nala’s Dare’—and this fact will become important in the latter half of Swashbucklers of the Magic Kingdom as Chris, André and Kopa start playing with some unusually powerful magic…

[thepaststillhurts]

@roarofancients:

He chuckles as leading the cub off to find others, after getting permission and finding those to fill the roles with them. "Simba, don't be disappointed. Rather, what you did to Shenzi at the graveyard to save Nala; you'd be Leader role of the Guard rather than Bravest. And your cub friends easily fill in the other roles; Malka the Brave, Tojo the Keen, Chumvi the Strong, and Mhiitu the Fast. You'd be the Fierce." The Lioness Nash was with them, and just knew when talk was friendly or not, which would help keep the young Prince safe. They found others willing to fill in the temporary roles; a Cheetah, Leopard, Hyena, and Cape Dog. The hyena a Brown, not one of the kind that caused trouble before.

Back in the Lair now, he started with the first ones. About Mufasa and himself, and how the tradition usually went with firstborn and secondborn, and the roar and about what happened to cause him to lose control at the time though there definitely was more to the story than was let on. Moving on to the others, "This wall here tends to have the paintings of each Lion Guard that once upon a time existed in the Pride Lands, however you might notice some are quite faded. Reasons for that. Anyways," to the next one - about Askari, and his time. "Well, he is called the First Leader of the Lion Guard but that isn't true; what happened before his is the first but something happened to change them. Askari defeated the original guard thus saving the Kingdom of the time. You might notice the original leader of the guard lacks a painting here, Askari was named after him as he had been legendary, Ascari before his downfall to darkness." Further in the lair, about the other paintings - what he knew of them anyways, until they reached the hole in the ground. He picked up the cub, and jumped down in - missing the slide and sharp rocks; the rest of the group proving able to get in without a scratch. Placing Simba down again, "Now, stay very close to us. There's cliffs around and other traps, and there is further in a maze puzzle and invisible bridge. And try not to touch any random seemingly innocent rocks, if it gets dark here that we can't see anything just wait then follow my voice."

“Really?” Simba asked with true joy in his voice. Him? The Fiercest? Wow, that sounded very inspiring to him. And maybe ... yes, he definitely fitted that role better. As Fiercest he was supposed to lead the Lion Guard - and as prince he couldn’t imagine other role for himself. “Yes, I am the Fiercest.” The cub laughed and jumped on a rock to show himself. “I have the Roar of the Elders, hear me!” He even got himself into a “ready-to-pounce” position before starting to roar, however it sounded more like a yowl. “Did ya hear it uncle Scar? Did ya...?” Words got stuck in him when he noticed the brown hyena behind Scar. Simba immediately went into a defensive mood to show he was worthy (and of course because Scar was with him now it was easier to seem to be brave).

“Hey! Hyenas are not allowed to be in the Pride Lands. Leave these lands now!”

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The little cub was amazed by all these stories. They were just as inspiring to him as the stories about the Great Kings of the Past. He would listen to them all day. 

As they got further inside, the place started to become more and more creepy but in an exciting way. Obeying the old male lion, he drew closer to his uncle, waiting to see where the team took him.

[digitaltravelexpert]

140 Easy English to Swahili Travel Words in East Africa

Learn some fun, basic, cool, and easy English to Swahili travel words and phrases as you plan a safari trip to East Africa beyond the hakuna matata meaning! If you're embarking on a journey to East Africa excited and ready to explore its captivating wildlife, vibrant cultures, and breathtaking landscapes packing a few English to Swahili language hospitality words that will even make your African safari experience more enjoyable. Why is this important? As you immerse yourself in the local vibe, you'll undoubtedly come across a phrase that perfectly encapsulates the laid-back, carefree attitude of the region: "Hakuna Matata." Yep, you've heard it before, maybe even sang along to it in "The Lion King." But beyond its catchy tune, this Swahili phrase holds a profound meaning. It's like a warm embrace from the locals, a reassurance that no matter what challenges may come your way, there's no need to worry. And let's talk about the magic of bridging languages – utilizing a few English to Swahili travel words, you'll find a whole new world opening up to you. Here is a short illustration. Ordering your favorite dish becomes an adventure when you can effortlessly switch between the Swahili language to English hospitality words. Suddenly, "Karibu" (welcome) feels like a hug, "Asante" (thank you) like a heartfelt exchange. So, as you journey through East Africa, let the rhythm of "Hakuna Matata" guide you, and let the beauty of language connect you to the hearts of the people you meet along the way. Karibu sana! (You're very welcome!)

English to Swahili Travel Words

I've compiled for you a set of key Swahili words and phrases you need while on safari and around the cities to make sure you fully feel the African hospitality spirit. Greetings: - Jambo (Hello) - Habari? (How are you?) - Nzuri (Fine) - Karibu (Welcome) - Kwaheri (Goodbye) - Asante (Thank you) - Tafadhali (Please) - Samahani (Excuse me) - Sawa (Okay) - Rafiki (Friend) - Shikamoo (Respectful greeting to elders) - Marahaba (Response to Shikamoo) - Hujambo? (How are you?) - Salama (Safe) - Pole (Sorry) - Pole pole (Slowly) - Karibu tena (Welcome again) - Furaha (Happy) - Kweli? (Really?) - Amani (Peace) Civilities: - Samahani (Excuse me) - Asante sana (Thank you very much) - Karibu (You're welcome) - Ndiyo (Yes) - Hapana (No) - Tafadhali (Please) - Pole (Sorry) - Kwaheri (Goodbye) - Asante kwa msaada (Thank you for your help) - Pole kwa usumbufu (Sorry for the inconvenience) - Kwa heri (Farewell) - Usiku mwema (Good night) - Lala salama (Sleep well) - Mzuri sana (Very good) - Heshima (Respect) - Upendo (Love) - Ukarimu (Hospitality) - Kazi nzuri (Good job) - Msaada (Help) - Utulivu (Peacefulness) Getting Around: - Nipeleke… (Take me to…) - Njia (Way) - Gari (Car) - Basi (Bus) - Dereva (Driver) - Kituo cha basi (Bus station) - Kituo cha treni (Train station) - Tiketi (Ticket) - Dereva bodaboda (Motorcycle taxi driver) - Njia panda (Intersection) - Nauli (Fare) - Mbele (Forward) - Nyuma (Backward) - Kulia (Right) - Kushoto (Left) - Kona (Corner) - Kwenye (In) - Nje (Out) - Umbali (Distance) - Safari (Journey) Days and Numbers: - Jumatatu (Monday) - Jumanne (Tuesday) - Jumatano (Wednesday) - Alhamisi (Thursday) - Ijumaa (Friday) - Jumamosi (Saturday) - Jumapili (Sunday) - Moja (One) - Mbili (Two) - Tatu (Three) - Nne (Four) - Tano (Five) - Sita (Six) - Saba (Seven) - Nane (Eight) - Tisa (Nine) - Kumi (Ten) - Ishirini (Twenty) - Hamsini (Fifty) - Mia (Hundred) Food and Drinks: - Chakula (Food) - Maji (Water) - Chai (Tea) - Kahawa (Coffee) - Mkate (Bread) - Mchele (Rice) - Nyama (Meat) - Samaki (Fish) - Matunda (Fruits) - Mboga (Vegetables) - Supu (Soup) - Keki (Cake) - Soda (Soda) - Bia (Beer) - Divai (Wine) - Chumvi (Salt) - Pilipili (Pepper) - Sukari (Sugar) - Jibini (Cheese) - Barafu (Ice) Health: - Afya (Health) - Daktari (Doctor) - Hospitali (Hospital) - Dawa (Medicine) - Matibabu (Treatment) - Maumivu (Pain) - Joto la mwili (Body temperature) - Vidonge (Pills) - Upasuaji (Surgery) - Kuumwa (Sickness) - Dharura (Emergency) - Kliniki (Clinic) - Afya njema (Good health) - Chanjo (Vaccination) - Lishe bora (Good nutrition) - Kifua kikuu (Tuberculosis) - Malaria (Malaria) - Ugonjwa wa moyo (Heart disease) - Kiharusi (Stroke) - Ugonjwa wa sukari (Diabetes) Animals: - Simba (Lion) - Tembo (Elephant) - Twiga (Giraffe) - Kifaru (Rhino) - Duma (Cheetah) - Nyani (Monkey) - Chui (Leopard) - Fisi (Hyena) - Nyati (Buffalo) - Kiboko (Hippo) - Kifaru (Rhinoceros) - Kenge (Snake) - Simba dume (Male lion) - Simba jike (Female lion) - Pundamilia (Zebra) - Mbwa mwitu (Wolf) - Fisi wa porini (Wild dog) - Nguruwe mwitu (Wild boar) - Sokwe (Ape) - Mamba (Crocodile)

10 Easy Responses English to Swahili Phrases For Travelers

Let's chat about the magic of language and how it opens doors wherever we roam. This is purely helpful if you're exploring the vibrant markets of Zanzibar or trekking through the majestic Serengeti. Suddenly, you find yourself in a lively conversation with locals, their eyes sparkling with warmth and curiosity. Now, imagine being able to effortlessly respond in Swahili, their native tongue, with phrases like "Asante sana" (thank you very much) or "Karibu" (you're welcome). I know from experience that being able to engage in a short or long conversation in a foreign language can be challenging. That's why I only crafted 10 easy travel phrases you convert English to Swahili. Why do they matter? These easy responses in Swahili aren't just about breaking language barriers; they're about forging connections, bridging cultures, and creating unforgettable moments. How about travel influencers, do you need an English Swahili converter app? Not really.

Being able to navigate between the Swahili language to English words and incorporating them into your travel content will surely make a difference. This could be your travel Instagram hashtags or taglines. For travel influencers and tourists alike, mastering these simple phrases isn't just handy—it's essential. Because travel isn't just about the places we go or the sights we see; it's about the people we meet along the way. It's about sharing smiles, laughter, and stories with strangers who quickly become friends. So, let's embrace the beauty of communication, one "Habari" (hello) at a time, because in the end, travel is all about people, for people, and by people. Karibu sana kwenye safari ya maisha! (Welcome to the journey of a lifetime!) Here's a table with some common travel-related questions and their corresponding answers in English and Swahili. These 10 are just a few examples, but they cover some common travel-related inquiries and responses. English QuestionSwahili QuestionEnglish AnswerSwahili AnswerWhat is your name?Jina lako ni nani?My name is .Jina langu ni .Where are you from?Unatoka wapi?I am from .Natoka .How are you?Unaendeleaje?I am fine, thank you.Ninaendelea vizuri, asante.Where is the airport?Uwanja wa ndege uko wapi?The airport is .Uwanja wa ndege uko .How much is the ticket?Tiketi ni bei gani?The ticket costs .Tiketi inagharimu .Can you help me?Unaweza kunisaidia?Yes, I can help you.Ndiyo, naweza kukusaidia.Where is the restroom?Chooni iko wapi?The restroom is .Choo kiko .How do I get to the hotel?Nifikeje kwenye hoteli?You can take a taxi.Unaweza kuchukua teksi.What time is check-in/check-out?Ni saa ngapi ya kuingia/kuondoka?Check-in is at .Kuingia ni saa .Is there a pharmacy nearby?Kuna duka la dawa karibu?Yes, there is a pharmacy nearby.Ndiyo, kuna duka la dawa karibu.English to Swahili words phrases for visitors to East Africa The Hakuna Matata Mindset In The Context of East African Safari Hakuna Matata is an iconic Swahili phrase that captures the essence of the carefree mindset in East Africa! What does this mean for you planning to yourself amidst the breathtaking landscapes of East Africa, where every sunrise brings promises of adventure and every sunset paints the sky in hues of warmth? In this enchanting part of the African continent, where lions roam freely on vast Serengeti savannahs and elephants lumber through ancient forests, Hakuna Matata isn't just a saying—it's a way of navigating through the African wildlife luxe. Embarking on a wildlife safari to East Africa takes you through a cool breeze as you marvel at the majestic creatures of the Serengeti or witness the Great Migration in all its splendor. The wildlife safari experience doesn't end here! When you're not out in the wilderness, you will immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of the Maasai or the Samburu people, savoring the rich tapestry of traditions that make East Africa so unique. Trust your safari guide if he tells you" Hakuna Matata". He knows the best is ahead of you. Time to venture into the misty mountains for an unforgettable gorilla trekking experience, where every step brings you closer to these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Then, as the sun sets, you find yourself immersed in the mystical allure of a gorilla trek in the misty forests of Uganda's Bwindi National Park or Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park. With a Hakuna Matata mindset, every moment on your African safari will become a treasure and every encounter a story to cherish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MxulhivCvI So, pack your bags and set forth on a voyage of discovery, where the wonders of nature and the warmth of hospitality await you at every turn of East Africa. Hakuna Matata—no worries, just pure, unadulterated bliss. Welcome to the heart of East Africa, where adventure and serenity dance hand in hand, and every day is a new chapter in the story of a lifetime. FAQs about Swahili Tourist Words and Phrases Beyond Hakunana Matata What is the most famous Swahili phrase For Tourists?The most famous Swahili phrase for tourists to East Africa is "Hakuna Matata," meaning "no worries" or "no problem." It's used to convey a carefree attitude, especially in situations where one might feel stressed or uncertain, reminding travelers to relax and enjoy the experience.What is a basic Swahili phrase for travelers?A basic sweet Swahili phrase for tourists in East Africa is "Asante sana," meaning "Thank you very much." It's used to express gratitude to locals, guides, or hosts after receiving hospitality, assistance, or service during their travels.What does Tutaonana baadaye mean in tourism?"Tutaonana baadaye" means "See you later" in Swahili, and it's commonly used by locals in East Africa as a friendly farewell. Tourists can use it when bidding goodbye to their guides, hosts, or newfound friends after an unforgettable safari adventure, cultural experience, or exploration in the region.What is "freshi" in Swahili?"Freshi kabisa" in Swahili means "very fresh." Tourists to East Africa can use this phrase when they encounter something exceptionally new, exciting, or rejuvenating during their travels, whether it's a thrilling wildlife sighting, a delicious local dish, or a breathtaking cultural experience. Read the full article

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Somo: MAJIRA NA NYAKATI ZIMEBEBA MAISHA YAKO

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‭""Kwa KILA JAMBO kuna MAJIRA yake, Na WAKATI kwa KILA KUSUDI chini ya mbingu""

.....Mhubiri 3:1.....

JE, NINI MAANA YA MAJIRA NA NYAKATI?

1. MAANA YA MAJIRA.

Ni msimu au sehemu ya mwaka yenye tabia mbalimbali (hasa tabia nne yaani kiangazi, Kipupwe, Vuli na Masika) katika hali ya hewa kutokana na mzunguko wa dunia kulizunguka jua.

Majira haya yanahusiana sana na mwanadamu kiroho, kuna majira kwako yanaweza kuwa kiangazi au yakawa kipupwe au yakawa ya vuli au masika. Na ikumbukwe kila majira yanakaribisha majira mengine yaani Mwisho wa msimu mmoja ni mwanzo wa msimu mwingine. Anza kuchunguza upo kipindi gani itakusaidia kiroho

ZINGATIO:

Kila mtu lazima majira yakupitie haijalishi umeokoka au hujaokoka, haijalishi ni mpagani au unamjua MUNGU, majira HAUTAYAKWEPA. Bora ujifunze na kujua namna ya kupambana.

MUNGU anapoleta jambo linakuwa juu ya wote, uwe mwema au mbaya kila mtu ataingia kwenye majira. BWANA YESU alisema hivi

.....MUNGU huwaangazia jua lake waovu na wema, huwanyeshea mvua wenye haki na wasio haki.

.....Mathayo 5:45....

Narudia, swala la majira na nyakati lazima upite hauwezi kukwepa, lakini tutatofautishwa kwa Neno la MUNGU lililoko ndani yako, kwa mapigo utapita, kwa moto utampimwa.

.....Maana msingi mwingine hakuna mtu awezaye kuuweka, isipokuwa ni ule uliokwisha kuwekwa, yaani, YESU KRISTO. Lakini kama mtu AKIJENGA JUU YA MSINGI HUO, dhahabu au fedha au mawe ya thamani, au miti au majani au manyasi, kazi ya kila mtu itakuwa dhahiri. Maana siku ile itaidhihirisha, kwa kuwa yafunuliwa katika moto; na ule moto wenyewe UTAIJARIBU KAZI YA KILA MTU, ni ya namna gani. Kazi ya mtu aliyoijenga juu yake IKIKAA, atapata THAWABU. Kazi ya mtu ikiteketea, atapata hasara; ila yeye mwenyewe ataokolewa; lakini ni kama kwa moto.

......1 Kor 3:11-15....

Cha ajabu hata Wakristo wenyewe watapita ingawa amejenga juu ya KRISTO, Inategemea umejenga na nini, kama umejenga kwa nyasi au dhahabu vyote vitapimwa kwa moto.

.....Kwa sababu kila mtu atatiwa chumvi kwa moto.

.....Marko 9:49.....

Tuanze kuchunguza. Je, majira haya manne kwa mwanadamu kiroho yana maana gani?

1.(a). MAJIRA YA KIANGAZI.

....Tutaendelea....

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“For everyone will be salted with fire 🔥"

......Mark 9:49.....

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