From which language do we get the word 'safari'?
Correct answer: Swahili
xiao68
Botswana is a county, not a language. The people from Botswana speak Setswana.
Player #4250921
Player #1384087, Why is the question incorrect? if someone answered Botswana then they would be incorrect. Not all the options have to be viable, only the answer does.
Player #41081547
I lived in Tanzania for 17 years and went on Safaris all the time. Loved the Animals at Serengeti national park and everything else in East Africa.
Susu
The answer and usage they have is correct. Swahili is from the Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. The languages from Botswana are Twana and English.
Player #3532789
craftmaker76, ok so walk to the edge and report back what you see!
LaQueen420
Amazing the things I learn playing a game!
Daisy
Melode, as a child I was lifted off the ground by a giraffe at a zoo. The giraffe put its head down to me and I gave him a cuddle, then he lifted his head and I wouldn't let go. Luckily my Dad acted quickly to grab me before the giraffe lifted his head too high.
Melode
The photo is so cute. I neverknew giraffes were so friendly. I read that they are usually shy with humans.
Manel
Player #41081547, I too lived in East Africa. I am glad that I could speak Swahili fluently.
Patco
Safari means journey is swahili
Player 10
xiao68, we lived there for quite sometime .👌
Player #
Player #1384087,
The Swahili word safari means journey, originally from the Arabic adjective سفر (safar) meaning a journey, travelling, touring or voyaging; the verb for "to travel" in Swahili is kusafiri.
Taranchalanche
Player #1384087, Uh oh! Confused. Have to research...
Taranchalanche
xiao68, thanks!
Player #1384087
Botswana is not a language. Safari is derived from Arabic meaning 'a journey'. this question is incorrect