Bajuni is a culturally and historically significant northern Swahili dialect, spoken in compact rural settlements along a 250 km stretch of coast from Kismayu in Somalia to the Lamu Archipelago in Kenya. Over the past century, it has been largely replaced by Somali in Somalia and by Swahili in Kenya, leaving fluent speakers mostly among the older generation, while many younger people are semi-speakers or rememberers of the language. Historically, Bajuni formed a linguistic peninsula, maintaining connections with southern Swahili dialects to the south while extending north into Somali-speaking areas. Its vocabulary, phonology, and morphology reflect centuries of contact with Somali, Bravanese, and other northern Swahili dialects. At Geo Language Services, we provide Bajuni translations that are both linguistically accurate and culturally informed, helping preserve the language and maintain connections with Bajuni-speaking communities.