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Timon and pumba’s ""hakuna matata"" motto comes from what language?.
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Timon and pumba’s ""hakuna matata"" motto comes from what language?.

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Answer: Swahili

Explanation: “Hakuna matata” as stated in the song, means “no worries” in Swahili.

Swahili is a language commonly used in Eastern African countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and a few more african countries.

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