Hai cercato la traduzione di ndoto yangu ni kupata mzungu da Swahili a Inglese

mke wa ndoto yangu
my dream wife

roho yangu ni yako
my soul is yourswe

ninaona mapepo katika ndoto yangu
i see demons in my dream

kuma yangu ni tamu sana
my vagina is very sweet

swahili yangu ni mbaya
my spanish is better than my swahili i have forgotten now

nchi yangu ni nchi yangu.
my country is my country.

kazi yangu ni saloon naipenda
mama na penda kazimy job is a saloon i love it

habari yangu ni njema kabisa
kuma yangu

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

sawa maoni yangu ni kwamba hii ni homa ya mafua
well from my point of view it is a little flu

hii ndiyo tafsiri ya ile ndoto yangu ya zamani. na mwenyezi mungu ameijaalia iwe kweli.
and he seated his parents on the throne, and they all prostrated before him; and yusuf said, “o my father!

asante sana pia furaha yangu ni kwamba umepata simu yako furahia siku yako
thank you very much also my pleasure is that you got your phone enjoy your day

mngurumo mdogo tumboni mwangu uliingilia ndoto yangu ya mchana wakati harufu ya viungo na samaki iliponipita.
a low rumble in my stomach broke into my daydream as a waft of spices and seafood drifted enticingly by me.

isabel fiadeiro (if): baba yangu ni mreno na mama yangu ni mhispania.
isabel fiadeiro (if): my father is portuguese and my mother spanish.

lakini yeye akitaka kujihakikishia kuwa mwema akamwuliza yesu, "na jirani yangu ni nani?"
but he, willing to justify himself, said unto jesus, and who is my neighbour?

@terryannechebet: maoni yangu ni kuwa wasilipwe lakini wapewe pesa za nauli na chakula cha mchana
an allowance for food and transport, however is alright.

nilipokuwa mwanafunzi niliripoti kuhusu madagaska, na tangu wakati huo imekuwa ni ndoto yangu kubwa kwenda kule watu (malagasi) wanaishi na kutembea kila siku kwenye barabara, wakiishi maisha ya kawaida, na bado wanafuraha.
when i was a student i did a report on madagascar, and ever since then it was my biggest dream to go there the (malagasy) people live and get by every day walking in the roads, living this super simple life, and they're still happy.