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What is the translation of "homework" in Swahili?

"homework" in swahili, homework {noun}.

• kazi ya nyumbani
• zoezi ya ziada

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Synonyms (English) for "homework":

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google recently featured eleitor 2010 on its page dedicated to the brazilian elections.

hivi karibuni google iliuchapisha mradi wa eleitor 2010 katika ukurasa wake unaoandika habari za uchaguzi wa brazil.

timothy kalyegira tweets about google uganda's jubilee homepage:

timothy kalyegira anatwiti kuhusu ukurasa wa nyumbani wa google:

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