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- kindergarten in German
- north in Japanese
- came_in_Japanese">came_in_Japanese">came in Japanese
- us in Malay
- Kick In The [we're not allowed to tell you] in English.
- I-and-you in Tagalog (Mahal kita = I love you)
- Classroom in Hebrew
Also an acronym: An American business:
The Kerala Information Technology Alliance ( KITA) was formally established in New York, USA in September 2007. KITA is a not for profit, non political and non partisan global organization formed by the vision of Malayali immigrants and their generations who have been in the forefront of the IT revolution in USA. These entrepreneurs, business and technology leaders, and academia, with a collective experience of thousands of person years, have contributed to the economic growth, productivity, governance, and quality of life in this country.
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What does Kita mean?
"Kita" can have different meanings depending on the context. In Japanese, it means "north," while in Indonesian and Malay, it means "we" or "us," indicating inclusivity. Additionally, "Kita" can refer to various organizations, brands, or cultural references in different languages and regions. If you have a specific context in mind, please clarify for a more precise answer.
What is mahal kita in Muslim languages?
mahal kita
What does hal ma kita mean in Filipino?
"Kita" in Filipino means "us" or "we," while "hal ma" doesn't have a direct translation in Filipino. It's possible that it's a combination of words from a different language or a colloquial expression.
What does kita mean in hebrew?
kita (כיתה) means classroom
What was the song in tagalog with i love you in different languages?
Isang Mundo, Isang Awit - Leah Navarro
What does kita mean in Bosnia?
We
What does Andrew mean in different languages?
Smart
What does Sharon mean in different languages?
Sharon
What does kita mean in English?
"Kita" can mean "north" in Indonesian. It may also refer to a community facility in Japan, or a city in Nigeria.
What does tilla mean in different languages?
in English it is fire
What is the term for words from different languages that look similar and mean the same thing?
The term for words from different languages that look similar and mean the same thing is "cognates."
How do you write my name in different languages and what does it mean in that language?
nafisa
