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ue na wiki njema

Clarification: The above is correct as a word-by-word translation of the English into Swahili (except for the word ue, which should be uwe). However, it is not idiomatic Swahili, which would be "I wish a good week for you" (Nakutakia juma jema) or "I pray you have a good week" (Nakuombea juma jema). Or if one did not expect to see someone for a week, simply juma jema, To more than person, one would say Nakutakieni juma jema or Nakuombeeni juma jema.

The form wiki njema, as in the first answer, ("good week," from the English "week") is often substituted for juma jema, which means the same; both forms are understood by everyone. Pedants like this contributor prefer juma jema.

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Uwe na wiki njema!

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