"Muuzaji anauza nini?"

Translation: What is the seller selling?

[s.rombaut]

Whats the difference between muuzaji and mwuzaji?

[DanielDuarte2]

maybe there is none. when I took kiswahili classes, the teacher taught me "mwuzaji" saying it was the tanzanian/zanzibari writing. According to her, it was what she called the standard kiswahili (kiswahili sanifu). I think "muuzaji" is just a slight difference in spelling.

[dieprinzessin]

The same goes for the 'nurse' muuguzi vs mwuguzi

[RinnyJ]

The English would be more natural if it said vendor instead of seller.

[TelijeeL]

"What does the vendor sell?" is counted wrong!

[pixilico]

Report it.

[BwanaSimba]

There are a number of nouns, usually in the M-/WA- class, where you'll find the singular sometimes starting with MU- and sometimes with MW-. I believe that the MU- form is old spelling and that it is the MW- spelling that is preferred.

[Renata725212]

I think that it is some wrong form. We have : 1) muuza ( wauza) 2) mwuzaji (wauzaji ) and they mean -
seller(s) etc. The form - muuzaji - looks like a wrong mixture between these two forms.