"Ananipikia"

Translation: He is cooking for me

[micmic54416]

Is there a reason "he cooks for me" is deemed wrong ?

[AGreatUserName]

No, just that the creators didn't add all possibilities. If you see it again, report it.

[stefichjo]

Is "ananipika" "he cooks me"? I'm looking forward to finding out.

[Richard742371]

Better don't confuse the two!

[FabioMombasa]

He's cooking on my behalf...

[machieng]

= anapika kwa niaba yangu. "He's cooking for me" just means "he's making a meal for me (to eat)"

[KarlotaKijani]

That is just so sweet!!

[theowlkidnappdme]

Why is there an ni after the he present tense? Shouldnt it just be anapikia

[machieng]

break the affixes down: a-na-ni-pikia = subject-present tense-object-conjugated verb

[Deddy56150]

Short and clear. Just perfect. Asante sana