What does the Swahili word hebu mean?

"Hebu" in Swahili means "let's" or "come on". It's used to make a suggestion or request, and it often indicates a desire to encourage someone to do something.

Here are some examples:

* Hebu tuende dukani. (Let's go to the shop.)

* Hebu tupige picha. (Come on, let's take a picture.)

* Hebu fanya haraka! (Come on, hurry up!)

"Hebu" can also be used to soften a command or make it sound more polite.

Note: "Hebu" is often used in conjunction with the imperative form of a verb.