<translate> Given our efforts to build a Kiswahili dataset on Mozilla Common Voice, as well as training automatic speech recognition models for the language, we sought to engage a team of Kiswahili linguists and language experts. Between September and November of 2021, we organised a Linguists Engagement seeking to interrogate whether linguistics studies of the language have codified the diversity of different Kiswahili speakers. Our main intention from the interaction was to learn what key factors of the language we would need to keep in mind to ensure our work is inclusive and able to serve the diversity of Kiswahili speakers that exists. It greatly surprised us that beyond identifying accents, dialects and language variants, the colonial history of the East African coast as well as the history of the Swahili people and the Kiswahili language presented socio-linguistic learnings that are now core to how we view inclusive building of the Kiswahili dataset on Common Voice. <swh>Kwa kuzingatia juhudi zetu za kuunda seti ya data ya Kiswahili kwenye Mozilla Common Voice, pamoja na kutoa mafunzo kwa miundo ya kiotomatiki ya utambuzi wa usemi wa lugha hii, tulijitahidi kushirikisha timu ya wanaisimu wa Kiswahili na wataalamu wa lugha. Kati ya Septemba na Novemba 2021, tuliandaa warsha ya Ushirikiano wa Wanaisimu tukitaka kuhoji iwapo tafiti za isimu katika lugha hii zimeratibu uanuwai wa wazungumzaji mbalimbali wa Kiswahili. Nia yetu kuu kutokana na mdahalo huu ilikuwa kujifunza ni mambo gani muhimu ya lugha ambayo tungehitaji kuzingatia ili kuhakikisha kazi yetu ni jumuishi na inayoweza kuhudumia anuwai iliyopo ya wazungumzaji wa Kiswahili. Ilitushangaza sana kwamba zaidi ya kubainisha lafudhi, lahaja na uanuwai wa lugha, historia ya ukoloni wa mwambao wa pwani ya Afrika Mashariki pamoja na historia ya Waswahili na lugha ya Kiswahili iliwasilisha mafunzo ya isimu-jamii ambayo sasa ni msingi wa jinsi tunavyotazama suala la ujenzi jumuishi wa seti ya data ya Kiswahili kwenye Common Voice. 