How To Say ham in Uganda

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Traveling to or studying in Uganda, it can be useful to learn how to say and pronounce Meats words such as ham. Located in Sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda has a population of 34,509,205 (2011) consisting of 50% female (2011) and sees the arrival of 946,000 (2010) tourists a year. In Uganda, they speak English and Swahili. SpeakSheets offers our Lifetime Members printable and downloadable language one-sheets with no monthly costs ever, guaranteed. With more than 17 languages covering over 2.3 billion people worldwide, we can help make your travels to Uganda and beyond even more fun!

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 Since a national language of Uganda is English, you should do fine just saying "ham "
In case you are traveling to other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa or elsewhere in the world, here are some more helpful words from our Uganda Meats category: beef • chicken • duck • goat • ham • lamb • mutton • pork • rabbit • steak • veal • venison

We provide translations for these phrases and over 200 more and growing. We guarantee our language sheets are best on the web. Here's how to say ham in Swahili for your trip to Uganda :

To say ham in Swahili : hemu
Pronounce it: "heh moo "

Some more helpful words in our Swahili Meats category:
beef – ngombe  (n’goh mm beh )
chicken – kuku  (koo koo )
duck – bata  (bah tah )
goat – mbuzi  (mm boo zee )
ham – hemu  (heh moo )
lamb – kondoo  (koh n’ doh )
pork – nguruwe  (n’goo roo weh )
rabbit – sungura  (soo n’ goo rah )
steak – nyama bila mfupa  (nyah mah bee lah mee foo pah )
veal – ndama  (nn dah mah )
venison – kulungu  (koo loo nn guh )
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Uganda
Overview: Located in Sub-Saharan Africa, the official name of Uganda is Republic of Uganda. The population is 34,509,205 (2011), of which 48.3237 (2011) residents are under the age of 15. The income share held by highest 10% is 36.1 (2009), while the lowest 10% hold 2.35 (2009) of the income share. There are 13.01354 (2011) internet users per 100 people, 4,490,870.346 (2011) internet users total. 946,000 (2010) tourists arrive each year, bringing in 389,000,000 (2010) in annual revenue.
Population: 34,509,205 (2011)
Languages: English and Swahili
Currency: Ugandan shilling
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