Results for ni fulana translation from Swahili to English

fulana
sweater

ni
ni

ni hao
they are

leo ni leo
today is when

fulana ya tony 2012.
tony 2012 t-shirt.

jandoni ni?
jandoni is

ni furaha, furaha, furaha.
it's fun fun fun.

@luyanda_peter alipokea fulana ya kusherehekea siku ya afrika mwaka 2010.
@luyanda_peter received a t-shirt to celebrate africa day in 2010.

wenzi walisema kupitia ujumbe wa fulana kwamba wamekuwa pamoja kwa miaka nane na wanajiandaa kuoana.
a couple said on their t-shirts that they have been together for eight years and they are looking forward to getting married.

picha moja inamuonyesha jamaa akiwa kavalia fulana na bendera ya zamani ya kibaguzi huku akiwa na bendera ya israeli kwenye ugo.
one of the pictures shows a guy wearing a t-shirt with the old apartheid flag as well as an israeli flag on a fence.

kami alipozinduliwa, akiwa na nywele zake za kahawia na pia alivaa fulana, na kutembea kwenye mtaa wa susame na kujiuliza huku akihofu kama wenyeji watataka kucheza nae.
when kami was unveiled, with her mop of brown hair and she also wore a vest, wandering onto sesame street and wondering nervously if the residents will want to play with her.

waandaaji bila ya shaka walijua jinsi ya kufikisha ujumbe wao: fulana nyeusi zenye maandishi meupe “y'en a marre” ziligawanywa kwenye umati.
the organisers certainly knew how to get their message across: black t-shirts with "y'en a marre" in white letters were distributed around the crowd.

lengo lilikuwa ni kuandaa upya wimbo wa pharell, "furaha" ili uwasilishe ujumbe wa hali halisi ya kuwait kwa kuchukua picha kutoka katika maeneo maalum ya jiji ikiwa ni pamoja na kutambulisha tena "fulana za kuwait" za bure zilizovaliwa wakati wa vita ya ghuba ya uajemi wakati raia walipokuwa wakidai uhuru wa nchi yao.
the intention was to reengineer pharrell’s “happy” song into an effective message locally by filming specified locations within the city as well as reintroducing “free kuwait” t-shirts which were worn during the gulf war as people were demanding the liberation of their country.