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i have seen the word "Bwana" in alot of people's names and in so me post's. Can somebody tell me what it means? Sorry if its a stupid question. | ||
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It's originally Swahili, means "Father" (affectionately) or "Boss" (not so much). Was (is) commonly used by African staff to refer to either a Professional Hunter or (sometimes) a client hunter. "If you’re innocent why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?”- Donald Trump | |||
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I always thought it was the PH's way of not calling the client by the wrong name, as every client is "Bawana". | |||
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Its a term of respect from an African towards a white person. Like the word "sir". | |||
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