Learn some of the basics of Swahili before you go up the mountain.
1 Comment »A common saying you will hear often is “kwa heri,” which means “goodbye.”
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3 Comments »A good term to use on the pesky flycatchers around Tanzania (especially in Arusha), the word “No” should be part of your vocabulary.
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1 Comment »Anyone climbing on Mt. Kilimanjaro, or going on safari, should take time and learn some basic phrases in Swahili, the main language of East Africa. Don’t worry, all your guides will speak English, but often your porters, people in markets ... [read on]
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