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Regular en limpieza espiritual (Spiritual cleansing regular)

ስፒሪቹዋል ኮነክሽን - መንፈሳዊ ምትእስሳር (Spiritual connection)

Isigebengu semoya (Spiritual gangster)

Kukhula ngemoya (Spiritual growth)

Kwelapha ngemoya (Spirit healing)

Inversión espiritual (Spiritual investment)

Luhambo lwemoya (Spiritual journey)

Spiritual warfare - Fighting spiritual battles

Spiritualité vécue (Lived spirituality)

Motho ea bohlale / Clever person (Smart person / Clever one)

Kugawana bili (To split the bill)

Chop firewood (Cut wood)

Scent or smell.

Spit; also express strongly.

Révéler la fin (To reveal the ending)

سبويلر أليرت - تحذير حرق (spoiler warning)

سبويلر بوليس - شرطة الحرق (spoiler police)

Overindulged / entitled.

Spoko (Ghost/Nothing)

Financial supporter/Backer (Sponsor)

Sponsor/bailleur (Sponsor/funder)

Sponsor (Financial backer)

In Kenya, this refers to an older rich person (usually man) who financially supports a younger partner (a sugar daddy/mo...

Ujumbe wa mdhamini (Sponsor message)

سبونسورد بوست - منشور مدفوع (paid post)

Parrainage sportif (Sports sponsorship)

Sponsorship bi baax na (The sponsorship is good)

Cotton candy (Afrikaans for “ghost’s breath”).

Ho palama / Ho tsamaea (To ride / To travel)

Fanatanjahan-tena / Sport

Sport d'équipe (Team sport)

Sport du désert (Desert sport)

Sport développé (Developed sport)

Exercice du matin (Morning exercise)

Sport national (National sport)

Activité physique santé (Health sport)

Sport des jeunes (Youth sport)

Sport-études (Sports academy)

Clube desportivo popular (Popular sports club)

Sports (Games)

Isikole setemidlalo (Sports school)

Agent sportif (Sports agent)

Game viewing bar (Match center)

Boom de apuestas deportivas (Sports betting boom)

Athletic facility (Recreation center)

Iklabhu yemidlalo (Sports club)

Kuceceshwa kwemidlalo (Sports training)

Uwanja wa michezo (Sports complex)

Cultura deportiva creciendo (Growing sports culture)

Athletic event (Sports day)