Swahili from the Coast to the Mountain Side

Swahili is a language from the Isle of Zanzibar which belongs to the United Republic of Tanzania. It is also callled Kiswahili. The Island of Zanzibar is a good example of multicultural society. Swahili language is a bantu language which is a mixture of Arabic and Bantu language as well as European, Asian and Persian languages. Swahili is a commercial language in East Africa. Therefore, you can communicate in Swahili, in Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda. Swahili is also spoken in central Africa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Southern Africa, in Mozambique. There are sources that say Swahili is a language originally from the Sultanate of Oman and therefore, is one of the languages of a major city in the world which is Dubai. This last city is where many merchants went to buy goods to sell in the 1990s. It is always good to have some fashion clothing, jewellery and accessories. Swahili is a language that can link the world. Swahili cuisine is from the Indian ocean. Therefore, we often eat food from the Swahili culture for example rice with clove, mandazi which is a pastry and I also like the bean dishes from Tanzania and Zanzibar.It is good to have a language to communicate with especially Swahili which can open you to the world like the Oriental world and Scandinavian world because of Mount Kilimandjaro