Duolingo Progress - spotlight on Swahili

I am making progress with Scottish Gaelic, Swedish and Swahili

Can you recognise any words that I learned?

Can you translate any of these words to English or your target language?

I am interested to learn Swahili. So far, the first Swahili word that I have come across in English is Sawubona.  I remember singing it when I was in the university choir.  I gathered it was African, but now know it is a greeting.

Swahili -	Mimi ni mwalimu

Part of speech	Translation
	English - I am a teacher

 Reflection: I like the simple pronouns like mimi for I. It seems verbs don't change much, maybe they are in a constant form for different pronouns. I like the different spelling combinations. LIke lots of consonants together.

   Vocabulary comparison across languages: 

English - you German - du Danish - du Dutch - jij Swedish- du Norwegian - du Yiddish - איר ir Italiano - tu  Francais - tu Romanian-tu Haitian Creole - ou Esperanto - vi Latin-vos Welsh - ti Irish - leat Scottish Gaelic - thu Zulu - wena Hawaiian - oe Swahili-wewe Czech - vy Hungarian-Ön Polish-ty Ukranian-ти
ty Turk-sen Indonesian - Anda Japanese-あなたAnata Korean -너 neo Hindi -तुम tum Vietnamese- bạn Greek- εσείς eseís Russian ты ty

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