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mwanafuraha by Meeeeeeenaiz November 22, 2021
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Mwana - child
Furaha- happy
Given to pretty girls that mostly have big foreheads. They're really smart though those foreheads don't go to waste. They're also very awkward but funny when you get to know them DON'T MESS WITH THEM THOU
Furaha- happy
Given to pretty girls that mostly have big foreheads. They're really smart though those foreheads don't go to waste. They're also very awkward but funny when you get to know them DON'T MESS WITH THEM THOU
Them: how do you pronounce your name? And what does it mean?
Mwana: how you see it is how spell it MWAH - NAH- FUH-RAH-HA the "ha" at the end is very important because most people forget it
Mwanafuraha means child if happiness
Mwana: how you see it is how spell it MWAH - NAH- FUH-RAH-HA the "ha" at the end is very important because most people forget it
Mwanafuraha means child if happiness
mwanafuraha by Meeeeeeenaiz November 22, 2021
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