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How do you say I am happy in Kikuyu language?

"I am happy" in Kikuyu can be said in a few ways, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Nduathi (pronounced "ndoo-athi") - This is a general, polite way to say "I am happy"

* Nduathi mũthemba (pronounced "ndoo-athi moo-them-ba") - This means "I am very happy"

Informal:

* Ndingĩĩ mũthemba (pronounced "nin-gi-i moo-them-ba") - This means "I am very happy" and is a more casual way to say it.

Other variations:

* Ndingĩĩ mũnene (pronounced "nin-gi-i moo-nen-e") - This means "I am very happy" and is a more emphatic way to say it.

* Ndingĩĩ mũnene mũthemba (pronounced "nin-gi-i moo-nen-e moo-them-ba") - This means "I am extremely happy" and is a very strong way to express happiness.

It's important to note that depending on the context and the person you're talking to, you might choose one of these variations over another.

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