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hi, am munira, am an english teacher and i would love to meet many and make friends around the world who are interested with my own language swahili and also spanish because i speak both. i really hope to be of help and exchange maybe this can also create interest in me as i love languages and would love to learn from other members there own languages. so please you are all welcomed to write me, just bear with me as am not always on line but usualy end of the weeks or sometimes in the evening when i dont have much work to do. i hope to hear from you all then
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    Ninakukosa - it doesn't really mean I miss you. If you said it to a Swahili speaker it wouldn't really make a good sense. Kukosa - the act of not finding what you were looking for I can't really find a sentence in Swahili that would mean "I miss you". The one I can find people use they mix it with the english word by saying "nimekumisi" (I missed you). But "nimekumisi" is not a swahili word it's just a mixture of english and swahili put together so you'll never find it in any dictionary..but you can use it to a swahili person when you're talking but don't use it when it's something like an essay you're writing.
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    October 17, 2012
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