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  • Answered
    Send off is an English phrase that simply means "bidding goodbye as one heads /goes to a crrtain place." In this case Off doesn't stand alone but in the phrase sending off
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    December 4, 2022
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  • Posted
    Who is excited about learning Swahili, either for travel purposes, personal interest, work, name it!! You are most welcomed to view my profile. I love tutoring Swahili and you will definitely love it!! Celebrating all my students that have taken lessons with me and continued to practice. I am a proud tutor.💃💯
    August 16, 2022
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    My hometown is a small city in the north of China. It’s climate is pretty dry, and I was sick of it when I was little, because it made my skin dry. I have realized that it’s not a disadvantage, but a double-edged sword since I came to the south of China, where most areas have moist air. People living in my hometown are cozy and unconstrained. l think the most obvious feature of my hometown is that people know their neighborhood very well and they have comfortable and familiar relationships with each other, which has been declined in big cities. I love my hometown, because I spent my childhood there and have splendid and beautiful memories there.
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    June 22, 2022
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    In my opinion, the best way, would be to start by knowing the vowels A E I O U Read as in the recording. That is the basic of swahili and it will help you read and pronounce swahili words.[Audio]
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    February 25, 2022
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  • Posted
    Here is something that will help you learn Swahili! Listen to the audio as well to help you get the pronunciation bit. A E I O U BA BE BI BO BU RA RE RI RO RU Try pronouncing --> MA ME MI MO MU and with any other consonants part from Q and X. *Kindly note that in Swahili The consonants Q and X do not exist. Words: MAMA -mother BABA - father BORA - good/better BARABARA -road BURE - free / for no reason Anyone can learn Swahili! Reach out for your personal lessons!
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    January 27, 2022
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  • Posted
    Tuongelelee chakula ambacho umekula siku chache zilizopita.
    January 27, 2022
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