hukana matata, amirite?

hmm, what a wonderful phrase.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

meh, on second thought...sounds like just some passing craze...

by Anonymous 14 years ago

@26869It means no worries, for the rest of your days, or something like that, right?

by Anonymous 14 years ago

nah its more of a problem free...philosophy. loosely translated, of course.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Hakuna Matata?

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Hakuna Matata...

by Anonymous 14 years ago

Hakuna...

by Anonymous 14 years ago

its the reason i get up in the morning :-)

by Anonymous 14 years ago

You would be right.... if you learned how to spell.

by Anonymous 14 years ago

as people have already pointed out it's hakuna matata

by Anonymous 10 years ago

Mais quelle phrase magnifique ; mais quel chant fantastiiique ! ...

by Anonymous 10 years ago

What? No. It meant running away from your problems. It meant Simba abandoning his responsibility and selfishly not caring about the consequences of it.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

actually It means no worries Simba ran away because his life was threatened that was before hakuna matata and hakuna matata was used wrongly if it's to abandon and be selfish

by Anonymous 10 years ago

Yeah, but it means that he shouldn't worry about the bad stuff. He should jest let it happen. I find that to be a ridiculous thing to teach children. I think that facing problems is a much better lesson to gain from the movie, which does happen after Simba abandons his "Hakuna Matata" attitude. But I'm not asking you to agree with me if you feel so passionately.

by Anonymous 10 years ago

worrying doesn't solve things though Simba shouldn't worry about it but he should've stressed about it at least a little

by Anonymous 10 years ago