# HellaSwag / 15433

task_id: 3d066c1a-281d-504e-a943-074b3db09f28
task_key: default--validation--15433
task_revision_id: 1

{"activity_label":"Education and Communications","ctx":"[header] How to say i love you in swahili [title] Say \" ninakupenda \" or \" nakupenda. [step] \" these are the two ways you can say \" i love you \" in swahili. \" ni-\" means \" i, \" and the single word represents the entire sentence in swahili.","endings":"['This is similar to saying: \" the past is not dead, \" or, \" the future is on its way. \" [substeps] Try pronouncing the phrase almost as you would a spanish pidgin.', 'If both two people say the same phrase the same: \" is that\\'s her? \" right away you are getting frustrated. [title] Try to understand \" beautiful \" terms for \" cute.', 'After the phrase you say it, you\\'ll find that your girlfriend thinks it\\'s \" likely \". Examples: \" my friend chuck will drive me crazy, but he believes that i am the coolest, the most creative, and express in my smsoaking, etc.', '\"-kupenda \" means love in swahili. [substeps] Colloquial swahili speakers will drop the initial prefix \" ni-\" and simply say \" nakupenda.']"}

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