Kiswahili
Swahili Phrasebook & Optional Translator
Browse the built-in Swahili phrase collection, then choose separately whether to use consent-based cloud translation.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Language & translation directory
Browse phrasebooks without sending entered text to a cloud service, or deliberately opt into cloud translation on supported routes. Script, numeral and name utilities are listed separately so their jobs are not confused with translation.
11English registry apps
8Phrasebook or translator routes
3Script and lookup utilities
Know the network boundary
Built-in phrasebooks: browsing and phrase search stay on the page and do not need cloud translation.
Optional cloud translation: supported routes start with cloud translation off. The exact text entered is sent to AfroTools and the named translation provider only after explicit opt-in for that page session. Do not enter private, confidential, legal, health, school, employment, account or client text.
Fail-closed: without consent—or when the cloud request is unavailable—the cloud action does not run. The built-in phrasebook remains available, and consent is not remembered for a new page session.
Phrasebooks and optional translation
Each route has its own coverage and regional limits. “Live” means the route is published; it does not mean every phrase, dialect or translation has been independently verified.
Kiswahili
Browse the built-in Swahili phrase collection, then choose separately whether to use consent-based cloud translation.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Yorùbá
Browse Yoruba phrases and notation provided by the route; use qualified review for tone-sensitive or important wording.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Hausa
Use the built-in Hausa phrase collection for supported everyday contexts, with optional cloud translation behind consent.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Igbo
Browse the route’s phrase collection while keeping dialect variation and unsupported wording visible as limitations.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
አማርኛ
Open the Amharic phrasebook and script examples; opt into cloud translation only when sending the entered text is appropriate.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
isiZulu
Browse the built-in isiZulu phrase collection and treat regional or important wording as requiring human review.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Nigerian Pidgin
Use the local learning and phrasebook sections first; the separate cloud mode requires page-session consent.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Français
Browse the route’s French and English phrase collection, including context notes where provided, before optional cloud use.
Local phrasebook · Cloud requires opt-in
Script and lookup utilities
These routes do not use the shared optional cloud-translation workflow for their core task. Their supported scripts and records are limited to what each page documents.
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Convert supported Western, Arabic-Indic and Eastern Arabic-Indic numeral characters without treating the result as language translation.
Browser utility · No translation-provider opt-in
Script ⇄ Latin
Convert supported script representations using the route’s documented rules. Transliteration changes script; it does not translate meaning.
Browser utility · Coverage varies by script
Names & origins
Search the route’s current name records for available meaning, language or origin notes. Missing records and variant interpretations remain possible.
Local lookup · Dataset is not exhaustive
Coverage and freshness
Questions before you choose
No cloud translation is needed to browse or search the built-in phrasebook. On supported routes, the separate cloud action remains off until you opt in for that page session.
The exact text entered is sent to AfroTools and the named external translation provider. Do not use cloud translation for private or confidential content. Provider and fallback choices are shown on the individual route.
The cloud action fails closed: it does not send the text. The local phrasebook remains available. Consent is not automatically carried into a new page session.
Not without qualified review. Translation, transliteration, spelling, tone and dialect can change meaning. Use a qualified translator or appropriate reviewer for important communication.