Swinahili

An Swinahili (ginkikilala nga Kiswahili ha Swinahili nga yinaknan} in uska yinaknan Bantu nga ginluluwas han dirudilain nga tuminongnong nga mga hugpo nga naguukoy ha pipira nga hagluag nga lugar ha baybayon han Kalawdan Indyano tikang ha Amihanan han Kenya ngadto ha amihanan nga Mozambique, lakip an Kapuropod-an Comoros.

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Mga reperensya[igliwat | Igliwat an wikitext]

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