The Natal tribe in South Africa doesn't waste their time on “hello” or “hi” when greeting another person. They instead say, “Sawa bona,” which means “I see you.

"Sawabona" is a common greeting among the tribes of northern Natal in South Africa, which means "I see you". The essence of Sawabona is felt when a child ...

It literally means “I see you.” More than words of politeness, sawubona carries the importance of recognizing the worth and dignity of each person. It says, “I ...

Jul 8, 2014 · Probably you heard about it; the idea is that the tribe surrounds the person that has done something bad and starts telling him/her all the good ...

Jul 14, 2015 · Perhaps more profound is the traditional response: “Sikhona,” a little word that convenes a big message: “Because you see me, then I am here.”.

In South Africa, members of the northern Natal tribes greet one another daily by saying “Sawa bona”, which literally means: “I see you.” The response is “ ...

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