Sheng Word of The Tear
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Words zinaanza na "J"

Jab ,  Jaba ,  Jada ,  Jai ,  Jajiko ,  Jake ,  Jakes ,  Jako ,  Jakom ,  Jaku ,  

Jale ,  Jam ,  Jamaa ,  Jamo ,  Janjarua ,  Janjaruka ,  Janje ,  Janjeiya ,  Janjes ,  Janta ,  

Jav ,  Javo ,  Jazika ,  Jegi ,  Jegli ,  Jembe ,  Jeri ,  Ji kate ,  Ji-Do ,  Ji-Skia ,  

Jibebe ,  Jichaka ,  Jichanora ,  Jidai ,  Jifeel ,  Jigijigi ,  Jikamua ,  Jikata ,  Jikate ,  Jikoni ,  

Jil ,  Jill ,  Jinare ,  Jinduya ,  Jiniko ,  Jinka ,  Jintiki ,  Jipa ,  Jirani ,  Jirongo ,  

Jisikia ,  Jiskia ,  Jisune ,  Jitoe ,  Jivute ,  Jiwekelea ,  Jobiso ,  Jobo ,  Jodo ,  Joga ,  

Jogji ,  Jongo ,  Jongo ya tefo ,  Joogz ,  Jordo ,  Juala ,  Jugz ,  Juo ,  Jusi ,  Jwala ,  

Word of the day zondhe.

Chuani – Fifty (Usually of money)
Word use: Fare ya kutoka mtaani hadi tao ni chuani = The fare from my place to town is fifty shillings

Kulola – To have a sight/ to have a look/ to watch
Word use: Ball ndio lazima kulola wikendi = Its a mast io football over the weekend.

Kuchongoa – To roast (in "your mama" jokes)
Word use: Leo naenda kuchongoa Deno = Today I'll roast Dennis

Chapoo – Chapati (Flat bread)
Word use: Mtasis ana pikanga chapoo muta nasa! = My sister makes some really sweat chapatis

Jikata – Leave (from a place)
Word use: Na jikata meeting tao = I am leaving for a meeting in town

Alipewa – 1. He/she was given a drink (usually alcohol)
2. He/she was given sex (though not commonly used)
Word use: 1. Simo alipewa jana design bado ana tuna mpaka saa hii = Simon got so drunk yesterday such that he is still asleep now
2. Jeff alipewa na Lucy = Jeff got some sex from Lucy

Em – A Million (Usually currency)
Word use: You guy the lapi I wanted was going for like an em = The laptop I initially wanted would have cost me a million (shillings)