Yawa skits nyongesa sande

I think you're trying to say "Yawa skits nyongesa sande" in Swahili!

Here's a breakdown of what I think you're trying to say:

• "Yawa" means "to play" or "to act"
• "Skits" is a loanword from English, referring to short comedic performances or skits
• "Nyongesa" is the verb "to perform" or "to act" in the imperative form (i.e., "perform" or "act")
• "Sande" is a noun meaning "play" or "game"

So, if I'm correct, "Yawa skits nyongesa sande" would translate to "Play skits and perform a play" or "Act out a skit and have fun playing a game"!

Am I right?