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It literally means "this [or that] place has .. ." but is best translated as There is or are. Kuna vinywaji kwa Freddie, there are drinks at Freddie's. Kuna chakula pia? Is there food also? The past tense is kulikuwa na: kulikuwa na chakula lakini kimekwisha, There was food but it's finished.

Kuna (infinitive kukuna) is also a verb meaning scratch: Alinikuna mgongo wanu, he (or she) scratched my back.

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