SWAHILI

SWAHILI


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Kwanzaa comes from it
African language
African tongue
Bantu language
Bantu of Zanzibar
Bantu tongue
East African language
East African lingua franca
In which journey is safari
Its heard in Tanzania
Kenyan language
Language from which safari comes
Language in which jenga means build
Language in which kwanza means first
Language in which lion is simba
Language in which uhuru is freedom
Language of Africa
Language of Kenya
Language spoken in Kenya
Language that Kwanzaa comes from
Language that gave us Kwanzaa
Language that gave us safari
Literally
Official language of Kenya
Official language of Tanzania
Official language of Uganda
Source of most of the names in The Lion King
Tanzanian tongue
Whence the word safari
Wherein a journey is a safari
Widespread African language
Widespread language of East Africa
Zanzibar native
Native of Zanzibar
Literally, coast people
An official language spoken in 15
Lingua franca of East Africa
Language of East Africa
Language widely used in East Africa
Language spoken across much of east Africa
Language was difficult, said Denis
His wail broke out in an African language
Tongue is holding fruit up with half of lips
Language was translated by Healey for reading aloud
East African fruit raised, supported by middle of railing
Tongue was strained greeting a couple from Lithuania
Linguistic origin of Kwanzaa
One of Kenyas official languages
Howl biting hard into middle of lopsided tongue
His law I translated into a foreign language
Source of Kwanzaa
Safari source
Language of 12-Across and 26-Across
Language from which we get safari and mamba
Whinny
Badgers burrow
Drama involving the Liberal Left in Oscars?
Was strangely greeting fifty-one in foreign tongue
His law changed one language
African scholars are aiming to make this a pan-African language, per a recent BBC News article; you already know the three asterisked words
Bantu language that is an official language of Kenya and Tanzania
From which we get "Hakuna matata"
Language so wantonly awful hussar is left incensed at front
Many consonants originally forgotten by whimsical translated language
Official language of Kenya and Tanzania
Language inverting rules about greeting with personal pronoun
Seriously widely adopted, hugely intelligible language – international, primarily!
Seriously widely adopted, hugely intelligible language – international, primarily! (7)
Drunkenly wails welcoming greeting – language!
Language pointing up pronoun rules covering greeting




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