Maneno gani ya Kiingereza ulikuja kujua baadaye yanasomwaje?

extrachromosomal
extracellular
extraconstitutional
extracranial
extradite
extradition
extraembryonic
extragalactic nebule
gradually
grafitti --- marks, scratches, words, writings, initials, slogans and pictures - usually rude, educative, intormative, humorous or political on the sidewalks, on the walls of buildings, trees, bridges etc.
wheelbarrow --- Dr William S. Rutto and his wheelbarrow episodes!!?
adaptation
adoption
naturalize
incongruency
exhilarate --- to make someone feel very excited & happy
exhilaration
precaution
prevarication
misrepresentation
precede
restaurant
proceed
unprecedented
rehearse
transform
change
interaction
interactive international forum
formidable foes
frequency
unfrequented exclusive reservation
connectedness
conjugation
 
“You are welcome” is a very common phrase among native English speakers.

“You are welcomed” not so much, although there might be some cases where it would be appropriate.

Using the past participle of “welcomed” with the present tense verb “to be” carries a different sense then the present participle would.

“You are welcome” has a specific meaning as a response to gratitude in the sense of someone having a right to something else. In this sense, the word is only used in the present tense and functions as adjective describing a state of being: “I told him he was welcome to have some fruit.”

Changing the phrase by using the past participle implies that you have intended to use the word “welcome” as a verb rather than an adjective. “To welcome” is generally reserved to mean “to greet” or “to make someone feel included”.

So to say “you are welcomed” implies that in the present “you” can be described as having already been greeted or made to feel included.

We wouldn’t normally speak this way because “you are welcome” can also mean the essentially the same thing.

However, it might be appropriate in certain very formal circumstances or for poetic reasons to acknowledge that “you” has just been or continues to be made to feel welcome, in which case “you are welcomed” might be appropriate.
 
Majina haya mpaka leo magumu hasa watangazaji
1.Leicester mpaka leo kuna watangazaji hawajui
Shangrai=
Chisekedi=
Chagulanyi=
Hayo ya kijermani ndio balaa
 
1. gratuitously --- GRATWI-TAZ-LI
2. gravity
3. greenery --- GRINARI
4. initiative --- INISHETIV
5. cyberspace --- SAIBA-SPEIS
6. alternative --- OTENATIV
7. pleasure --- PLE-SHZ-YA
8. achieve --- ACHIV
9. surplus --- SAPLAS (They were able to multiply and expand quickly because they settled down and produced surplus food for consumption and trade)
10. tedious --- TIDIAS
 
1. liability
2. reliability
3. alertness
4. overthrowing
5. rejuvination
6. interaction
7. interconnectedness
8. rehearsal --- RIHESO
9. restaurant --- RES-TORANT
10. precedence --- PRESEDENS
11. precede --- PRISID
12. proceed --- PROSIID
13. precaution --- PRIKOSHEN
14. gradually --- GRA-JWALI
15. "After some months, we figured out exactly what it was." ~ Lauren William, Havard Graduate.
 
1. solemnity
2. sacrilegious
3. privacy --- PRAI-VESI
4. spurious
5. Michelangelo --- MAIKE-LANJELO
5. regularity --- REGLYU-LARITI
6. echoes --- EKOZ
7. tiresome --- TAYA-SAM
8. troublesome --- TRABO-SAM
9. handsome --- HEN-SAM
10. "Genius is when your brain does not fall short of exuding perculiar, intelligent surprises almost every second of the time."
 
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