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Hello?
Swahili Daily Greetings and Polite Expressions
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Daily Greetings
Level 1Juma
Neema
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Good, thank you. And you?
Juma
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Yes, good.
Neema
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No, thank you very much.
Juma
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Please, goodbye!
Neema
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Goodbye!
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How do I say good morning in Swahili?
You can say habari za asubuhi to greet someone warmly in the morning. This is a common and polite way to start a morning conversation.
What are some basic Swahili greetings for daily life?
Basic greetings include simple phrases to say hello and goodbye to friends, neighbors, and people you meet at the market or celebrations.
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