What is World Tourism Day called in Swahili with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Swahili
Related Observance Days In English To SwahiliView all Observance Days in English to Swahili
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- Cranberry in Swahili cranberry
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- Strawberry in Swahili stroberi
- Watermelon in Swahili Tikiti
- Celery in Swahili figili mwitu
- Cumin in Swahili jira
- Curry Leaves in Swahili curry leaves
- Fenugreek Seed in Swahili uwatu
- Basil in Swahili Mrihani
- Bay Leaf in Swahili bay leaves
- Mint in Swahili Nanaa
- Asparagus in Swahili
- Beetroot in Swahili tini
- Horseradish in Swahili Mronge
- Oregano in Swahili Zaatar
- Parsley in Swahili giligilani
- Thyme in Swahili zaatari
- Salmon Fish in Swahili Lex
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