Sheng for “how are you”
The most common Sheng word for how are you is Niaje. Others: Uko aje.
Niaje nee-AH-jeh, most common
"Niaje" is Sheng for what's up (also: how are you). A compressed greeting that packs 'how are you doing' into one word. It belongs to the same family as mambo and vipi but sounds more casual and more mtaa.
- Niaje demu, uko aje leo?Hey girl, how are you today?
Uko aje OO-koh AH-jeh
"Uko aje" is Sheng for how are you. A simple way to ask how someone is doing.
- Uko aje siku hizi?How are you these days?
What is the Sheng word for how are you?
The most common Sheng word for how are you is Niaje. Others: Uko aje.
How do you say how are you in Sheng in a sentence?
"Niaje demu, uko aje leo?" means "Hey girl, how are you today?"