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Pronounced: havato daram!
Literally: “I have your air.”
Meaning: it is used to express one’s support for someone else in a particular situation; it is a friendly way of saying that you will back someone when needed:

Example 1: 
“Oh, you are leaving the class earlier today? Do not worry, havato daram, if the teacher asks about you, I will say you were ill and had to leave!”

Example 2:
“You son is going to study at our University? Rest assured that havasho daram. If he needs anything, tell him to call me.”

 

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