Results for ni kubwa sana translation from Swahili to English

kubwa sana
very big

hiyo ni kubwa
thank you sir

hilo ni kubwa sana kulizungumzia.
that’s too big to even cover.

mungu wangu. ni kubwa sana!
i am too big

nafasi yako kwangu ni kubwa sana
nafasi yako tu

nataka kuma kubwa sana
i want a very big vagina

eneo la shule yangu ni kubwa sana
my school compound is very big

ninadhani hatua hii ni kubwa!
i think this is wonderful!

nataka kuma kubwa sana ya video
nataka kuma kubwa sana

hakika fadhila yake kwako ni kubwa.
he has certainly bestowed great favors on you.

me nashida kubwa sana ndomana niko kimya
i miss you so much i wish we all grew up right

kuna kejeli kubwa sana inayonifanya nizidiwe na hisia.
there is just so much irony in that i'm headed for sensory overload.

analipia gharama kubwa sana kwa uandishi wenye maadili.
she is paying the high price for ethical journalism.

hakika jambo hilo ni kubwa mbele ya mwenyezi mungu.
indeed that would be a grave [sin] with allah.

kutembea na idadi kubwa ya watu katika mitaa ya new york ni zawadi kubwa sana.
walking along the streets of new york with so many children is a tremendous gift.

@jenanmoussa: ni jambo kubwa sana kurudi allepo, kukutana na rafiki zangu.
@jenanmoussa: its great to be back in #aleppo & meet all my friends.

hongera sana kaka ,juhudi zako ni kubwa sana na ni somo kwa kila kijana mwenye ndoto kubwa .mungu azidi kukubariki kaka
congratulations big brother , your efforts are so great and a lesson to every young man with big dreams. god bless you big brother

isipo kuwa iwe rehema itokayo kwa mola wako mlezi. hakika fadhila yake kwako ni kubwa.
but on account of mercy from your lord-- surely his grace to you is abundant.

haikuwa na sauti kubwa sana na ni lazima niseme mavuvuzela yaliongeza utamu wa mechi kwa kiasi kikubwa.
they weren’t too loud and i have to say that they did add to the atmosphere significantly.

hata hivyo, tupende tusipende, kiu ya umma kujaribu kuulewa ulimwengu ni kubwa pale matukio mabaya yanapotokea.
yet, whether we like it or not, the public thirst to make sense of the world is highest when such sad events occur.