Everyday Swahili Phrases for Emergencies

Dealing With Authorities in Swahili Language

When you find yourself travelling in Kenya or maybe any place where they talk Swahili and you really are in an emergency situation, dealing with authorities just like the police in Swahili could be overwhelming. You need to understand no less than the standard Swahili words for emergencies to help you speak to your country’s consulate. Learn More

List of Swahili Phrases For Emergencies

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I haven't done anything wrong.	sijafanya kitu kibaya
It was a misunderstanding.
Where are you taking me?
Am I under arrest?	Je, mimi chini ya kukamatwa?
I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen.
I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate.
I want to talk to a lawyer.	nataka kuogea na wakili
Can I just pay a fine now?

Click on the hyperlinks directly below to see a number of practical Swahili travel keyword phrases that are organized by theme. For every holiday word or phrase in Swahili, you will see the actual English interpretation.

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