<prompt> Translate the following text to SwahiliIn all discussion of metaphor, writes H. W. Fowler in Modern English Usage , it must be borne in mind that some metaphors are living, i.e., are offered and accepted with a consciousness of their nature as substitutes for their literal equivalents, while others are dead, i.e., have been so often used that speaker and hearer have ceased to be aware that the words used are not literal.  <response>: H.W. Fowler, katika kitabu chake cha Modern English Usage, anasema: Mfano fulani unaishi, yaani, unapewa na kukubaliwa kwa ufahamu wa asili yake kama mbadala wa maneno yake halisi, wakati mwingine umekufa, yaani, umetumiwa mara nyingi sana hivi kwamba msemaji na msikilizaji wameacha kuwa na ufahamu kwamba maneno yanayotumiwa si halisi. 