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How do you say in Swahili see soon?

"See soon" doesn't have a direct translation in Swahili. Here are a few options depending on the context:

Formal:

* Tutaonana hivi karibuni: This literally translates to "We will see each other soon," and is a polite way to say goodbye.

* Tutaonana baadaye: This translates to "We will see each other later," which is also appropriate for a formal farewell.

Informal:

* Tutaonana: This is a simple and casual way to say "See you soon."

* Tutaonana tena: This translates to "We will see each other again," and is a more heartfelt way to say goodbye.

In addition to the above, you could also use:

* Kwaheri: This is a general goodbye, similar to "goodbye" in English.

* Usiku mwema: This means "Good night" and is appropriate if you are saying goodbye in the evening.

* Asante: This means "Thank you" and can be used as a way to express gratitude and imply that you will see the person again soon.

Remember: The best way to say "See soon" in Swahili depends on your relationship with the person you are talking to and the situation.

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