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Fungu la kwanza Hujambo7 How are you?’

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Abstract You should always address people by title or by name, not with the bare greeting word. bwana and bibi can be combined with proper names, whether ‘Christian’ or surname, e.g. BibiJoan or BibiMaw. (Written abbreviations are Bw. and Bi. ‘Mr’ and ‘Ms’.)

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