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Swahili to English translations [Non-PRO]
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | Swahili term or phrase: jambo habari gani | | in a text message... |
| | | Hello. How are you? | Explanation:
Jambo means hello.
Habari gani means how are you.
Both are common terms, and indicate a sense of familiarity |
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2 days2 hrs confidence:  Hello. How are you?
Explanation:
Jambo means hello.
Habari gani means how are you.
Both are common terms, and indicate a sense of familiarity
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