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Caption: [Music] welcome again to Swahili Kingdom in this community we help each other to improve and better our Swahili because we believe that experts were one&#39;s beginners and you too are on your way to becoming an expert and speak Swahili like no one&#39;s business so remember to subscribe to be part of this vibrant and growing Swahili community and I hope that you are ready to learn today&#39;s topic which you have seen on the thumbnail which says 12 plus ways of saying goodbye in swah other than saying how can you say goodbye in Swahili in the middle of the video I&#39;m going to give you a pillar that can help you in learning Swahili what can help you to improve your Swahili what can help you to better your Swahili apart from this Swahili Kingdom Channel what can help you I&#39;m going to share with you that one in the middle of this video at the end of this video of course I&#39;m going to have ai ouri for today is twiger Naru twiger is an elephant I mean Rhino is Karu okay tger Naru taru and it is going to be swah for you to make your ears get used to the swah language kib we are going to start with number one which is see you which means okay is quite casual um maybe you are with your friend and you tell them thank you so much for being with me today J see you is basically is to see Butana is to see each other or to meet each other so to can mean let&#39;s meet each other or let let&#39;s see each other we will see each other and then we have number two which means let&#39;s see each other later is later okay but on its own still qualifies to be a goodbye and then another one is B just saying B can mean goodbye a instead of all the time use those three that I have said I and let&#39;s go to the fourth one the fourth one is this one is used when you are sure you going to meet with that later or with a greeting which means it is formal then the other one is if you have been in a meeting with someone or you have been taking a lesson with someone and you know for sure you going to meet tomorrow you say or um I hear people using it&#39;s from I think Arabic and it is used mostly by Muslims here in Kenya where they say Mas the other person is the one who says meaning God willing God willing if you want to say God willing say when someone tells you tell them will or you can use the word masah okay then we have another one when you don&#39;t know the exact day that you&#39;re going to meet that other person you say okay I&#39;m adding me again okay or then we have another one which is quite Advanced okay so I know can say I am going but you can use that same statement to say goodbye you can tell someone me which means okay or you can say I am leaving which means goodbye so that is our number seven now I am going to tell you the pillar that can help you in learning swah in life everyone needs someone who is above them to pull them up do you agree in life everyone needs someone who is above them to pull them up you are learning swah who are you looking up to to pull you up you are learning swah let&#39;s see let&#39;s say you are here about here of course and there&#39;s someone of course that you need to look up to someone that can pull you up that person can be in form of a YouTube channel that person can be in I mean that thing let me remove Chanel that thing can be in form of a YouTube channel it can be in form of a person a coach a teacher a mentor or someone else who is learning Swahili but is more advanced than you that is one of the pillars that I have realized is very very important putting in your life someone who can pull you up in something that you are doing in SW look for someone who can pull you up in your Swahili for example if you have a teacher or a coach or someone who knows Swahili and someone who has maybe taught swah to someone because I was talking to someone and um I I told that person by the way I do teach Swahili of course he&#39;s a Swahili native speaker and he said oh that&#39;s good that&#39;s good and I asked him why because you can teach swah as well you speak Swahili and he said no I can&#39;t and I asked him why Pini and he was like teaching is different from speaking like I can be speaking swah but I cannot teach swah so teaching is different from speaking that language and if somebody especially if somebody has gone through that language they can teach that language okay they can teach that language so if you have someone that can is helping you on that that&#39;s very good if you don&#39;t have someone who is helping you on that kindly make a decision on uh of looking for someone who can help you on that and if you need a teacher or a coach that you want to help you in Swahili of course I am there I can help you with that you can click the link that is down below okay that is showing the Swahili lessons that I give the Swahili coaching that I give I can give you can do a Swahili lesson and then I coach on the specific things that you need to know in Swahili because for example me when I started learning tagalo for example I didn&#39;t know where to start that is a very um a very that is something that almost every beginner has when you are starting you you have a lot of work a lot of things and you have a lot of information especially on the internet you don&#39;t know should I start with Kaa should I start with days of the week should I start with numbers should I start with verbs or vocabulary or maybe I should start by reading what about listening like what should I start with like these ideas pop in your head and you don&#39;t know where to start with which maybe can lead to you never starting if you have never started you just watch YouTube videos you&#39;ve never started I&#39;m here to help you click the link down below and I am going to help you or you can send an email at l with gmail.com and we are going to chat from there I hope this thing that I have say this statements this paragraph that I have said in those few minutes has helped you now let&#39;s continue we go to number eight this one is formal I need to go you you were in a meeting or someone was teaching you you are with someone and it&#39;s formal and you wanted to leave you tell them by the way the word I have been telling my students if you do something and you find that it&#39;s um it was not the way that it was supposed to be maybe G in SW or you just said there are different tense that you supposed to say in SW just tell the other person samah then say the correct thing samah the correct thing samahani actually means sorry or excuse me okay Samone then you say the correct thing because instead of saying uh or instead of beating up yourself oh I made the wrong one forgive me for this I made the wrong one don&#39;t say that just say someone then you continue it&#39;s a very very very good way and then there is this one instead of saying that can sound good model verbs by the way if you have not checked the video on model verbs in Swahili go check this link that is up here it is going to help you on that SW mod verbs we havea Mata I have explained the difference betweena and in that video if you want to know more about it so saying sound a bit rude because it means I want to live it&#39;s like a child who is throwing a tantrum or something I want to leave but of course you can say that to your friend you are with your friend at home and then you tell them I want to go of course they going to understand or I want to leave or I&#39;ll now I&#39;ll be leaving now that&#39;s quite polite especially if you are talking with someone who is elderly and you tell them okay it&#39;s very very nice then there&#39;s the other one we will talk later and then we have um let&#39;s talk later let&#39;s talk later that one can also show that you are saying goodbye okay one of the good thing that I like about this um alternativ of saying goodby is that you can mix them like you can use this and another one another one for example you can say those three things but that&#39;s when you have Advance a bit but when you are still there just just show okay and then we have [Music] it&#39;s to you or it has been nice talking to you and then we have this common one let&#39;s keep in touch or the most formal one you can say with ating let&#39;s keep in touch but keep each other in touch or let&#39;s be in communication to and then you can also say which still means bye goodbye this one can also be used as a When someone tells you you can tell them okay and by the way when someone tells youi you can use these words that I have just told you as a this 12 plus way of saying goodbye When someone tells you you can say you can use these things to reply okay yes and um that marks the end of our video for today and we are going to the when I say say good for for thank you so much for watching this video and I hope you have learned something from this video remember to subscribe to be part of this vibrant and growing Swahili Community Let&#39;s help each other let let Swahili Kingdom community be your Mentor Let It Be Your pillar in Swahili to help you improve in Swahili to pull you in Swahili to get to that level that you need to be also remember to share this video with other people and like this video as well we are going to see each other in the next video maybe the swah version of this video okay okay GUI [Music] [Music]
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Title: How to Say Bye in Swahili| Swahili Kingdom
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