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Перевод: Swahili

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суахили

Тезаурус:

1. The Standard , read by the better off, was considered the prestige paper, and when advertising in Swahili most firms preferred the Commercial Service of Radio Tanzania, with its mass audience.
2. He held court during his years of office in Arusha, known to the Europeans as "Masai" Browne and to the Africans, on account of his toping habits, as "Bilauri" (Swahili for glass) Browne.
3. It was an imaginary Swahili Holy Cow ! invented by Hollywood scriptwriters.
4. Mambo Leo , as the first major Swahili newspaper, played a particularly vital role in enabling many Africans to gain valuable professional newspaper experience.
5. Insufficient capital was raised for the project, which proved abortive; yet TANU leaders remained determined to have at least one daily paper, and preferably two: one in English and one in Swahili.
6. These papers were also the first in Swahili.
7. After the war a series of anti-colonial, anti-settler, Kikuyu language newspapers existed that went mainly unchecked because the British colonial administrators knew Swahili but not Kikuyu.
8. Broadcasting hours were doubled to twelve hours on weekdays and plans made for separate networks: the TBC was to have a "National programme" in Swahili and a "Second programme" in English.
9. We can have, then, an analogy between the natural languages that we think in (English, Swahili) and the programming language, on the one hand, and the machine code and our "language of thought", on the other hand.
10. He also had a flair for languages, and was fluent in German, Urdu, Pashtu, Arabic and Swahili.
11. Launched in 1939, the latter remained the Standard Group's only venture into the Swahili language press and, like the Tanganyika Standard , began as a result of a government initiative.
12. These are Swahili, domestic science and handicrafts, practical agriculture and religious knowledge."
13. In one big country, Tanzania, there is a widely accepted national language, Swahili.