Jua likitanda mvua huacha
[joo-ah lee-kee-tahn-dah mvwah hoo-ah-chah]
phrase idiomatic expressions
LanguageSwahili (Tanzania)
Meaning- When the sun sets, the rain subsides
- This saying offers comfort by comparing the inevitable end of hardship to the natural cycle of weather clearing.
Usihofu sana kwa sababu Jua likitanda mvua huacha.
Do not worry too much because when the sun sets, the rain subsides.
Tunapaswa kuvumilia kwa maana Jua likitanda mvua huacha.
We should persevere because when the sun sets, the rain subsides.
Pronunciationjoo-ah lee-kee-tahn-dah mvwah hoo-ah-chah
RomanizationJua likitanda mvua huacha
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How it is usedTo indicate that difficult times will eventually pass and better days will come.
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