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How to say happening in Swahili?

There are a few ways to say "happening" in Swahili, depending on the context:

General Happening:

* Kutokea: This is the most general term for "happening" and can be used for both events and actions.

* Kufanyika: Similar to "kutokea," this also means "happening" but can also imply "being done" or "taking place."

Specific Happening:

* Kinachoendelea: This means "what is going on" or "what is happening." It is used to refer to a specific event that is currently happening.

* Kinachofanyika: Similar to "kinachoendelea," this also means "what is happening" but can imply a more active or intentional action.

Examples:

* Kuna kitu kinatokea: Something is happening.

* Sherehe inaendelea: The party is happening.

* Nimeona kinachofanyika: I saw what was happening.

* Kutokea kwa ugonjwa: The occurrence of the disease.

The best choice for "happening" will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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