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akuna matata

An incorrect spelling of the phrase hakuna matata, and because of that, is most likely an offensive phrase in Swahili.
Random fool in Kenya: Akuna matata!
Passer-by: WHAT WAS THAT?!
akuna matata by Syckls March 9, 2004

akuna matata

It means no worries, for the rest of your daaaaaaays. It's our problem free.. philosophy! AKUNA MATATA!
I lovs teh lIon king!!!1
akuna matata by Simba October 26, 2003

akuna matata

Dont worry, be happy

Swahili, Kenyan
It's an exlamation, use it as is
akuna matata by Chicken George April 24, 2003

akuna matata

Has the same meaning as Hakuna Matata. The only difference is one is in Sotho( Lesotho) and the other one is in Swahili.
Mphe tjelete Me ( Please give me money mom)
Akinatjele ( I dont have any money)
Okay, akuna matata.(Okay, akuna matata)
akuna matata by TSP001 May 23, 2008

akuna matata

used for "delicious" by young Africans who live in Paris
an "akuna matata" girl, an akuna matata meal, etc.
akuna matata by 'tyah August 22, 2003

acuna matada 

It is an African based phrase meaning "Don't worry, be happy," made famously by the lion king.
Responsible roommate : Damn I lost my wallet! This day cannot get any worse!

Stoner roomate: acuna matada bro just chill.
acuna matada by Papapizzaman April 18, 2016
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