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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where[Swahili Word] ambapo[Part of Speech] pronoun[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] amba, po[English Example] there are countries here in Africa where even citizens of those countries put their trust, and their resources, outside of those countries[Swahili Example] zipo nchi hapa barani Afrika ambapo hata raia wa nchi hizo wanaweka amana zao, na rasilimali zao, nje ya nchi hizo (http://www.tanzania.go.tz/hotuba/hotuba/050131_wananchi.htm Mkapa 30/1/2005)[Note] class 16------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where[Swahili Word] ambako[Part of Speech] pronoun[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] amba, ko[English Example] we went toward the sports where we met a crowd of people waiting[Swahili Example] tulikwenda hadi uwanja wa michezo ambako tulikuta umati wa watu ukisubiri (http://www.ccmtz.org/magazeti/yaliokikwete2510.htm CCM)[Note] class 17------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where[Swahili Word] -po[Part of Speech] verb relative[Related Words] ambapo[English Example] the airport where we arrived[Swahili Example] uwanja wa ndege tulipofika[Note] class 16------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where[Swahili Word] -ko[Part of Speech] verb relative[Related Words] ambako[English Example] the country where he came from[Swahili Example] nchi alikotokea[Note] class 17------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where (inside)[Swahili Word] ambamo[Part of Speech] pronoun[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] amba, ko[English Example] in the pocket where he put his money[Swahili Example] mfukoni ambamo aliweka hela yake[Note] class 18------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where ?[Swahili Word] upi?[Part of Speech] pronoun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where there are[Swahili Word] panapo[Part of Speech] adjective------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where there is[Swahili Word] panapo[Part of Speech] adjective------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where there is (use with a following obj)[Swahili Word] penye[Part of Speech] adjective[English Example] Where there is will, there is a way[Swahili Example] penye nia kuna njia------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where there is...[Swahili Word] palipo[Part of Speech] noun[English Example] highland.[Swahili Example] palipoinuka------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where?[Swahili Word] -pi?[Part of Speech] interrogative[English Definition] to what place?[English Example] where are you going?[Swahili Example] unakwendapi?------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] where?[Swahili Word] wapi[Part of Speech] interrogative[English Example] where is the book?[Swahili Example] kitabu kiko wapi?------------------------------------------------------------
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