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Re:Beginner in Swahili
Grretings ar the basics in learnig a language I bet. Hello in swahili is 'Mambo'(This is how your greet an age mate informally) the he/she replies 'poa'. To some one older you say 'Shikamoo' then he or she replies 'marahaba'. in a formal setting or to a person you are not certain of their age or is very young to you or you are not certain of the appropiate greeting, you just say 'habari'(how are you) and the other will reply 'nzuri'(good). Swahili does not really have one way of greeting, greetings simultaneously change depending on the situation, age and so forth. However, it is polite and more acceptable for the young to firstly greet the elder
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Jesca N.
January 18, 2013
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Latest: January 18, 2013
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Beginner in Swahili
Hallo people of the world, anyone willing to teach me some serious Swahili, am a beginner and need atleast the basics for now. Thank you in advance
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Language pair: English; Swahili
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Crystal J.
August 21, 2012
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Latest: January 18, 2013
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Re:Hi
nifuneze swahili nami takufunza kingereza the much that i can
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mtoto w.
June 6, 2009
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Latest: June 6, 2009
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Hi
Lookin for someone to teach me english.I teach you Swahili in Return.Thanx.Email me please :-)
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Kevin
January 23, 2009
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Latest: June 6, 2009
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I will be moving to Tanzania very soon so i want to know swahilii. and i've got a freind i want to write her a letter. Who can help mw write that letter today.
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Language pair: English; Swahili
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siphesihle m.
November 16, 2007
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ATTENTION all swahili speakers!!!!
Please help me translate this message to swahili:
Good evening my love
welcome home. Dinner is ready so make yourself comfortable and i will make you a plate.
I want to surprise someone with knowledge of his native tongue. I am trying hard to learn. If you can help please contact me!
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Language pair: English; Swahili
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Jennifer O.
March 4, 2005
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