Ranar Harshen Swahili ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya

World Kiswahili Language Day (Swahili: Siku ya Kiswahili ya Umoja wa Mataifa duniani) is observed annually on 7 July.[1] This began when UNESCO declared 7 July as Kiswahili Language Day in 2022.[2][3] On 7 July 1954, Tanganyika African National Union (TANU) leader Julius Kambarage Nyerere, the future first president of Tanzania, adopted the Swahili language as a unifying language for African independence struggles. Jomo Kenyatta, the first president of Kenya, followed suit and also used the Swahili language to mobilize and unify the people of Kenya in the struggle against colonialism through the use of the popular "Harambee" slogan.[4]

Ranar Harshe ta Kiswahili ta Duniya alama ce ta farko ta Majalisar Dinkin Duniya na harshen da ya samo asali daga Afirka don harsunan hukuma na Majalisar Dinkinobho § Ranar Harsuna a Majalisar Dinkin duniya, sauran kwanakin harshe sun fito ne daga harsuna shida (6) na hukuma na Ƙungiyar Dinkin Duniya waɗanda sune Larabci, Mandarin Sinanci, Turanci, Faransanci, Rasha, Mutanen Espanya.

Harshen Swahili yana cikin ƙungiyar yaren Neja-Congo kuma ya samo asali ne a matsayin Harshen kasuwanci tsakanin mutanen gabashin Afirka da arewacin Madagascar. Kashi goma sha shida zuwa ashirin na ƙamus na Swahili kalmomin aro ne na Larabci, gami da sunan yaren (, sawāḥilī, nau'in adjectival na kalmar Larabci ma'anar 'na bakin teku'). Kalmomin aro sun samo asali ne daga hulɗa tare da 'yan kasuwa masu magana da Larabci tare da mazaunan Bantu na gabashin Afirka daga 1500s zuwa Mulkin mallaka na Turai. Swahili a halin yanzu sanannen yare ne da ake magana a wurare daban-daban tare da Yankin Great Lakes na Afirka kuma sama da mutane miliyan 200 ne ke magana da shi a matsayin yare na biyu. 

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