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How do you say miss him in Swahili?

"Miss him" in Swahili can be expressed in a few ways depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Nampenda sana: This translates to "I love him very much," which is a strong way to express missing someone.

* Namkumbuka sana: This means "I remember him very much," which implies missing him due to fond memories.

Informal:

* Ninamkosa sana: This literally translates to "I miss him very much."

* Namtamani sana: This means "I desire him very much," and can imply a more romantic longing.

Other options:

* Nahisi pengo lake: This translates to "I feel his absence," and can be used when missing someone's presence or role in your life.

* Ninatamani angekuwa hapa: This means "I wish he were here," and expresses a strong desire to be reunited.

The best option depends on the specific situation and the type of relationship you have with the person you are missing.

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