Results for unaweza kusema ni kama kwamba sis... translation from Swahili to English

ni kama kwamba wao siku watapo iona (hiyo saa) hawakukaa ila jioni moja tu, au mchana wake.
it shall be as if; on the day they see it, they have but tarried for an evening, or its forenoon.

isiwe hivyo, ila tunaamini kwamba, sisi kama vile wao, tunaokolewa kwa njia ya neema ya bwana yesu."
but we believe that through the grace of the lord jesus christ we shall be saved, even as they.

na anaye mshirikisha mwenyezi mungu ni kama kwamba ameporomoka kutoka mbinguni, kisha ndege wakamnyakua au upepo ukamtupa pahala mbali.
and whosoever associateth aught with allah, it is as though he had fallen from the heaven and the birds had snatched him, or the wind had blown him to a place remote.

kwa kumtakasikia imani mwenyezi mungu, bila ya kumshirikisha. na anaye mshirikisha mwenyezi mungu ni kama kwamba ameporomoka kutoka mbinguni, kisha ndege wakamnyakua au upepo ukamtupa pahala mbali.
being men pure of faith unto god, not associating with him anything; for whosoever associates with god anything, it is as though he has fallen from heaven and the birds snatch him away, or the wind sweeps him headlong into a place far away.

wakati kuna shuleni kesho watalii ni kuja mara ya mwisho walikwenda mimi nilikuwa juu ya kumi na kidogo kabisa i kelele kwa wiki mbili zijazo wao inaonekana katika sisi kama sisi ni wanyama wao kuja wao kuchukua (photos) wao kuondoka rahisi kama kwamba kwa kawaida wao hawana hata bye kitu chochote.
while there at school tomorrow the tourists are coming last time they came i was about ten and quite little i cried for the next two weeks they looked at us like we are animals they come they take(photos) they leave as simple as that normally they don't even bye anything.

hakika mfano wa maisha ya dunia ni kama maji tuliyo yateremsha kutoka mbinguni, kisha yakachanganyika na mimea ya ardhi wanayo ila watu na wanyama. mpaka ardhi ilipo kamilika uzuri wake, na ikapambika, na wenyewe wakadhani wamesha iweza, iliifikia amri yetu usiku au mchana, tukaifanya kama iliyo fyekwa - kama kwamba haikuwapo jana.
the example of [this] worldly life is but like rain which we have sent down from the sky that the plants of the earth absorb - [those] from which men and livestock eat - until, when the earth has taken on its adornment and is beautified and its people suppose that they have capability over it, there comes to it our command by night or by day, and we make it as a harvest, as if it had not flourished yesterday.