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How do you say hope enjoying your holiday in Swahili?

There are a few ways to say "hope you're enjoying your holiday" in Swahili, depending on the level of formality and closeness you have with the person:

Formal:

* Natumai unafurahia likizo yako. (This is the most literal translation and quite formal.)

Informal:

* Natumai unapata raha kwenye likizo yako. (This is a more conversational way to say it, implying "having fun".)

* Natumai unapumzika vizuri kwenye likizo yako. (This emphasizes "relaxing" during the holiday.)

* Natumai unakaa vizuri kwenye likizo yako. (This translates to "I hope you are staying well on your holiday.")

More casual:

* Enjoy your holiday! (This is directly translated from English and is often used in informal contexts.)

* Likizo njema! (This means "Happy holiday!" and is a common greeting.)

You can choose the phrase that best suits your relationship with the person and the context of the conversation.

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