General well-being:
* Mzuri: This means "good" or "well" and can be used to express that something is in good condition or that someone is doing well. You could say "Yuko mzuri" (He/she is well) or "Hali ni nzuri" (The situation is well).
* Sawa: This means "okay" or "fine" and can be used to express that things are alright. You could say "Sawa tu" (It's fine).
Expressing relief or acceptance:
* Safi: This means "clean" or "clear" but can also be used to express that something is resolved or okay. You could say "Safi!" (Okay! or It's fine!)
* Hamna shida: This means "no problem" and can be used to express that something is alright, even if there was a challenge or obstacle.
Expressing gratitude:
* Asante Mungu: This means "Thank God" and is often used to express gratitude for a positive situation or outcome.
The best translation will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.