Destroyers by Dave Mckay (novels to improve english TXT) 📖

sunrise in the East. They knew now what was happening. They were being pulled in the direction of the Source of Life itself. Out there in the distance, they were going to meet Josephat's God... the One who had become their Friend too.

"We're going to know soon, aren't we?" Rosy asked, as she steered her body over closer to Josephat.

"Know what?" the man asked.

"We're going to know if Moses made it."

"Ay, that we are," said Josephat with a smile. "That we are."

 

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Swahili words

baba (bah-bah) father.

boda-boda (boh-duh-boh-duh) bicycle used as a taxi; worker who drives one of these bicycles.

chang'aa (chahn-gah) home brewed alcoholic drink,

made from molasses.

chapati (chuh-pah-tee) flat baked piece of bread.

jambo (jahm-boh) hello.

jembe (jem-bay) short-handled, heavy hoe.

kinyosi (kin-yoh-see) beauty parlor.

matatu (muh-tah-too) van, pick-up truck, or small bus

used as a taxi for many people.

matumbo (mah-toom-boh) intestines.

ni lazima (nee luh-zeem-uh) being necessary

panga (pahn-guh) machete.

sukuma wiki (soo-koom-uh wik-ee) green, leafy vegetable also known as collards or kale.

sana (sah-nuh) (as in 'Jambo sana') very; very much.

sawa (sah-wuh) okay.

shamba (shahm-buh) family plot of land for farming.

ugali (oo-gah-lee) moist, solid polenta made entirely

of maize flour and water.

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