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How do you say my name is natasha in Swahili?

There are a couple of ways to say "My name is Natasha" in Swahili, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Jina langu ni Natasha. (This is the most common and direct translation.)

Informal:

* Mimi naitwa Natasha. (This literally translates to "I am called Natasha" and is more casual.)

Note:

* "Natasha" is a foreign name and is usually pronounced as it is in English.

* "Jina" means "name" and "langu" means "my".

* "Mimi" means "I" and "naitwa" means "I am called".

You can choose whichever phrase suits your situation best.

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