Interesting in Akan language, we have "Ba" which means child. Then there is "Kra" which means soul. "Nyame" is God. The ancient Egyptians used both "Ba" and "Ka" The Twi or the Akan language is also a variation of the Bantu languages.
Mbulelo Magidela oh no brother not all Africans are Bantus... No. Some are Nilotes, others cushites etc. There have been intermarriages but their is a distinction even just by looks.
By convention, BANTU is used to characterize african languages that name HUMANS or PEOPLES (in plural) by BA-TU or something like that. B (ba, bo,...) indicates the plural and M (mu, mo, ...) in the singular. The limitation in tis is that if in Akan language you don't call people or human by Ba-tu or someething similar it will be said that Akan is not a bantu language. But there is greater than that Bantu Stuff: the KA, KAN, KPA or KWA people crossing Africa and among which you find the A-KAN. And that NYAME is same as ZAMBA, ZAMBE, ZAMBI, ZAPA, DJAMBE, DJAMBYE, NZAMBE, NYAMBE ... in some central Africa Bantu languages. That Ba for child is said Ban, Be, Bo, Bon, Bona, Bono..., meaning child in some bantu languages. We are ONE, and division comes from the details!
Mbulelo. Bantu means humans. However ps note that it also means Ba Ntu or Ba ka Ntu i.e. Children of Ntu The western scholars misinterprete ntu for neter or they write it as ntr or ntrr . Ntu is the Almighty Everlasting.
Rather say khemetic than ancient egyptian meaning black people. Arabs foreigners will counter and call themselves modern egyptians these people are fraudsters
If we can stop the money chasing and in-fighting. I have said for many years we have to study and preserve our own history. A total redo is in order. It is necessary to understand what they looked at and didn't catch the fullness of. It's necessary to change the income status of our childrens children. Not guns, gold, or oil, but a complete study and preservation of our history and marketing dollars behind the retelling of the stories.
haha..I am from Kenya hailing from the Kikuyu tribe.Watching this video felt as if i was talking in my native language.😊. Thanks for this videos, AFRIKA WILL RISE AGAIN.
More proof😂😂😂they cant hide it much longer. Im sure the mzungu are Thinking of more lies to cover their tracks as we speak. Im glad i found your channell. Keep up the great work
So people are going to use this as an example, to once again, deny their African Heritage. We are African and we are intelligent and we are smart and we are the source of life to the entire planet. People do not want to associate with African because of the Negative propaganda Europeans have managed to successfully spread. Did you know that even we can find relationships in language even with people in Korea or Japan even India, because all life started here on this continent. I am Bantu and I am proudly and African.
the goal of the video is not to deny the african heritage, the goal is to link all african people through their languages and to strengthen the roots of african in africa
This shows we are one people east south north west bantu ive always been aware that we share the mother tongue regardless of our faith cultures tribes that divide us we will always be one
Awake O Israel but not all Bantu are Israelites..Majority,especially in East Africa And down along South Africa are NOT Israelites but Hamites/cushite..Bantu is more about linguistics not genetic markers..
Thank you very much Mnumzane. It is refreshing to witness striking similarities between Bantu languages in the South and ancient Egyptian language. This may not make sense to non speakers of Bantu languages but for us who speak the languages it carries a lot of weight. So many Zulu/Nguni words in your presentation it is mind blowing. It goes to show that Bantu people of Africa are not only connected in many ways they are also a great people. Siyabonga!
I speak a few bantu languages from Congo: Lingala, Kifuliiru, Kivira, Mashi; and Kirundi, Kinyarwanda, KISWAHILI; Also, some Chichewa, Shona, Zulu, and Xhosa. I can attest that all the words you took as exemple are, also, found in these languages with, sometimes, a small pronunciation difference.
I am Zulu and words like "Khulu=grandma , Mkhulu = grandfather, Inja=Dog, Ubuntu = humanity, Mfazi = woman, Nuka =smell, Inyama=meat " are still being used.
1. Akan=thief=Awi 2. Akan=Sun=Owia 3. Akan=God=Nyame 4. Akan=Khufu(hieroglyphics)=Akhufu(Royal Akan name) 5. Tut ( hieroglyphics)= Tutu (Diety) Royal Akan name 6. Akanatten (hieroglyphics)= Akenten (Royal Akan name) 6. Ba(hieroglyphics)= Ba (Soul in Akan) etc, etc the list is endless.
I think every language spoken on the continent of AfriKa should have a linguistic or two come together to crack this ancient Egyptian language, and they would crack it easily
At 3:30 into your presentation, the word bAt.w in Egyptian is NOT the word "bantu." The grapheme represented by is actually an [r] sound we call a "nasalized uvular trill." It is a gutteral type of /r/. Thus, the consonant cluster is b-r-t-w and not b-n-t as we would find for the word "bantu." The Egyptians have the word "bantu" in their language, but it looks to be a borrowing and it uses the KiSwahili form where the /b/ is realized as a /w/. Thus, we have in Egyptian /wntw/ "Wantu" meaning "people, men, and women, society, folk" given in Budge Dictionary page 170a. It is important that we have a good knowledge of linguistics so we can correct these errors made by Ferg Somo.
thanks for the lesson asar imhutepoo...the word Wantu... is also a very popular Bantu word ... I acknowledge that i am a novice in this but let me say i am a thirsty learner thanks!
Omuntu.... a person.... abantu... many ppl..... KATONDA... ka(spirit) tonda(create-or) Ganda... or Uganda language lol Enyama... Meat... Metal... Buma or kyuma... We gave birth to everything my brothers and sisters Ashe'
@@niloticprincess9245 tell me more about is there sources i can read im ugandan bantu i wanna be educated since i was never taught this living here in america i tried google research but never found nothing but repetitive garbage sources
This evidence of Bantu connections with ancient Egypt is not surprising to people like myself who done serious unbiased study on ancient Egypt. In fact it makes sense giving that egyptian writing have many simalarities with mende.
Ray Kemet I am Igbo from Nigeria, and the Igbo language is considered a proto-bantu language. In my language, we share over 100 words with ancient khemetic language with the same (or nearly similar) pronunciation and meaning. Below are just a few: Khemet/Igbo Miri(water)/miri,mmiri(water) Isi(Leader)/isi(leader,head) Khoo(talk)/ku,kwuo (talk) Amu(Children)/umu(Children) Ani(ground,land below)/Ani(ground, land below) Ala(land of)/ala(land of, country) Ka(higher)/ka(higher than, greater than) Ma(to know)/ma(to know) Ra-shu(light after darkness)/ra-shu,la-shu(to sleep at night to wake up at dawn) Bi(to become)/bu(to become) The list goes on and on.... There's also the Yoruba tribe - also of Nigeria - which shares a substantial number of words with ancient Khemet, though not as much as the Igbo language does
@@chineduamadi5958 this is bc Bantu was always a widespread ancient language..Israelites spoke Hebrew and the Canaanites spoke a dialect of a Hebrew as well..Bantu is also a dialect of Hebrew..
This is amazing information! I am an artist researching the authenticity of Egyptian history and language. Thus, I have always believed ancient Egypt was a culture of African origin, regardless what orthodox history tells us. Your language lesson confirms this truth.
I know all these words in Bemba from Zambia. We say imbwa as in dog. Reading we say ukusoma ama ichitabo. This is really good explanation of Bantu language.
We fled into Africa to escape the romans persecution in 70AD Revelation 12:6 but we're going to be united again one day when our savior Christ returns.
I speak a few bantu languages from Congo: Lingala, Kifuliiru, Kivira, Mashi; and Kirundi, Kinyarwanda, KISWAHILI; Also, some Chichewa, Shona, Zulu, and Xhosa. I can attest that all the words you took as exemple are, also, found in these languages with, sometimes, a small pronunciation difference. Ex: fuliiru: mukazi = a woman; Swahili: wao; fuliiru & Swahili: mboni & imboni; Xhosa inja; Swahili etc : sato, inyabu, mayayi. Fuli etc imvula, Swahili: mvula. Kutema = to cut and so on
This book (Linguistic Ties Between Ancient Egyptian and Bantu) is a very good read. It does not speak much of prefixes and suffixes though that we use alot in our languages. This may help more of the understanding of the ancient language. I have to read a few more times regardless. Good video
Thobsa! We're a great people, a chosen nation and a royal priesthood my dear dad'wethu. Siyambonga uSonini nanini/uNkulunkulu/Modimo/I'm that I'm, ngokusihlangula esisindisa ngendodana yakhe uMashiya/Messiah! Yithina abantu! bencwadi/ the book, bheka nje amasiko wethu "it's hand to glove" Be encouraged, halleluYah!🙌
"Sima" turned out to be Begin/start. Simololola is start in seTswana. I noticed also towards the end, name was written as "nna ronzii", in seTswana we say Nna as 'I', or 'me'.
Dipuo Shabele my name is simbarashe (Shona ) Sim-Ba-Ra-She. All the Bantu tribes and languages are connected. Simba in Swahili is lion. Which inspired lion king the Disney movie.
This is bothing new or shocking, bantu /nguni people all came from central plain of Egypt before what is desert now was noyhing but lush greenery and the Nile flowed the other direction ...our people decided to leave Egypt fearing they would starve with the changing of climate
Wow, great teaching man I really appreciate it, keep up the good work. I speak the Oshiwambo language which to, is a Bantu language, we say Vanhu as for many people and omunhu/onhu for the singular. But in other Oshiwambo dialect, they still have the ntu at the end. My question is, is it possible to recreate the original Bantu language based on the commonly used vocabulary? words like mulilo=fire, Ombwa= Dog Nyama=meat ngombe= cow, mesho=eyes,lala to sleep and etc
Any way the key of all our problemes is in ki Kongo language . .if you can learn the mandombe scripture it will hell you to unlock more . Mene Mene tekle Persi in the bible have you ever read this before ...?
Im also oshiwambo speaking and i suprisingly learnt of similarities as far as the Sumerian gods worshiped by the greeks, like antu the god of all mankind, Africa once ruled the world.
Me too im wolof of senegal but all these word said here are completely different from my native language in meaning pronounciation and spelling just amazing wolof share more than 100 words with Dinka and Nuer language than other neighbors language inside Niger Congo speakers. Just interesting...
Wonderful video. Highly emphasizes the IMPORTANCE of Afrikans & Diaspora Afrikans coming together to decipher & decsimenate the TRUE 'Egyptian' historic narrative. This is an Afrikan ancient nation, whose history is finally time for Afrikans to express.
All humanity started in africa and every race and language has a trace of africa.Am african bantu and i have seen traces of african words in european languages so nothing un usual in that.
I am from Baganda from Uganda,we have :nyama means meat .omuntu means people,mukazi means women,mukulu means some one is old ,and’s many others are similarities
This is exciting. In Malawi, people is anthu. In different dialects of Malawian Nyanja, it's pronounced differently. Some say wanthu (banthu), others anthu. Munthu is the singular. Mkazi means female, or lady, or woman. To see means Kuona, see is -ona. A Dog in Tumbuka, another of the bantu languages in Malawi is Ntchewe. One of the species of snake we call Sato in Nyanja (Chichewa). Mouse/rat is mbewa. Eggs are mazira. Old is wamkulu. An elder is nkulu. Smell is nunkha. Meat is nyama. To cut is kutema, cut is tema (as with an axe or panga knife). To steal is kuba. To know, is kudziwa, know, dziwa (in the slides of the video, door to enlightenment). Branch is nthambi. Chuma is treasure, like riches so that being precious stones is close. 🙃😆
I am an agikuyu (fig tree tribe) from the so called bantu linguistic group. I have come accross words claimed to be ancient egyptian and we have the same words with the same meaning in agikuyu bantu dialect.
I'm a nilo saharan from the luo tribe living in kenya right now and I can remember back during social studies we were taught kikuyus and kisii claim to come from misiri which is Egypt. while we Luo can trace our roots to meroe from sudan but linguistically and culturally we vary in high degree yet we tend to speak the almost the same language as the cushites
Quite on the contrary you all came from Egypt but through different routes.The Bantu's took a longer route via Congo whilest the nilotes came along the Nile which was shorter..
Thanks brother. I recognised that you're shona so i should say, ndinotenda zvikuru. Nguva yekuti chokwadi chizivikanwe yakwana uye hakuna anokwanisa kuimisa. Bhero rekudenga ravakurira.
See here..... Ba Ntu is children / offspring / from of Ntu. Some western scholars read and misinterpret Ntu as Ntr or Plural Ntrr in ancient Egyptian. The Zulu King says Zulu's and " Nguni" are descendants of Ntu.
Hi have you thought of Bani meaning “people” and also listed as sons in 2 different tribes in the bible. Google Bani in Bibhub. Love this vid. And I’m sending you something soon.
Great teaching..remember Egypt which is Kemet was a descendent of Ham,who is father of all African nations.So this isn't a surprise that the language is the same.Black people wake up!!!!! We built the pyramids
Do you Have the name of the book?? Love it. You lesson is very closed to the methode KUMA of Dr B. Mbock. He teaches Just in french. This put the need of one, 2 or 3 african languages.
theresa Kennedy, please look for other friends with same interests of finding the truth. you can get platform and back up. we can start from either eastern Africa or southern Africa. speaking to students to create awareness. Be blessed sister and all who commented on this page.
The word NTR or Neter is incorrect with regards to the order of the alphabets. The correct order of the syllables is TNR not NTR. Another error in the contrived interpretation egyptian alphabet created by the egypyologists is to misrepresent the hieroglyphic symbol of the lip as R instead of Y. The lips produce sound/voice which in efik/ibibio languages of south eastern Nigeria is called uYo. So the correct syllables should be TNY and this derives the term ETE NYIN meaning our Father in the same languages.
Even the video explain very well but blacks are still arguing among ourselves. We got serious problems. Can we try to look vertical instead of original. What I mean can we unite base on our colour instead of trips or region!! colour
Greetings brother, look at MOSES, and THUTMOSE ..they appear the same in spelling with the exception of Moses name is without the THUT in front of it. ...we know MOSES means "drew out" .what is a THUTMOSE, and has it every been spelled ending with the letter(S) ? Much obliged Brother.
Siyabonga! Stay Blessed and continue the good work. If the motive of this work is not Restoration before the second advent of Yahushua (aka Jesus falsely asserted) as prophesied in the Scriptures then its foundation has begun to sink down drain before it can even start. Bantu/Hebrew-Bantu descendants let's be warned kingdoms are established upon [WORSHIP]. Nearly All cultures you mentioned here knew, when to worship the Creator - YHWH, YaHuWaH according to His Law based on the movement of the moon and sun to determine His moedim~seasons (not necessarily climate change as in Spring, Summer, Autumn, etc.) YaHuWaH's Appointed Feasts but His Worship times regulated by His Luni Solar Calendar NOT a Julian/ 1582 Pope Gregoria Calendar. What the Roman System stole from Us is not the language per se but a conscious 'Special Knowledge' or Mosaiac wisdom if you will, connecting us to El Elohim Yah. Restoration means True worship on His Luni Solar Sabbath, New Moon Days, Passover, etc. Then the glory/character of Yahushua is Restored in man by becoming one with the Word again and the 'unlocking code' Matthew 24 will be discovered ultimately the end will come BUT not without pain. Shalom!
small little mimi mind yes Swahili is a mixture of Bantu and Arab but scholars indicates that swahili has more than 60+% Bantu , some Arab, some Portuguese and some German and some English words but mainly its a Bantu language
There is so much about this that I find disturbing. Somebody is now claiming (I assume because of this theory) that the Akan people of present day Ghana migrated from Egypt in North Eastern Africa to West Africa. From my little understanding of science, when people migrate from one place to another, they take knowledge, DNA, etc with them (they don’t suddenly become new people). If later we want to establish a connection to their original home, there will be a shared language, art, DNA, etc that show that they are indeed related to that region. If Akan’s for instance shared anything with ancient Egypt, besides their DNA, they will share the hieroglyphics or some variation of it, artifacts and other things that today are used by credible scientists to show evidence of historical migration of people all over the world. Unfortunately for some African academics, they just make stuff up and get upset when you ask for proof. It should not be a painful experience to engage in constructive debate on an academic issue such as this. It remains a hypothesis until convincing proof is provided to substantiate it. If African academics are to be taken seriously, some of them need to get more serious and less defensive. Look up “Aztec culture alive in Mexico” for instance .
Interesting in Akan language, we have "Ba" which means child. Then there is "Kra" which means soul. "Nyame" is God. The ancient Egyptians used both "Ba" and "Ka" The Twi or the Akan language is also a variation of the Bantu languages.
That is because Akan are Egyptian descendant of Akanati...may be
Mbulelo Magidela oh no brother not all Africans are Bantus... No. Some are Nilotes, others cushites etc. There have been intermarriages but their is a distinction even just by looks.
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you.
By convention, BANTU is used to characterize african languages that name HUMANS or PEOPLES (in plural) by BA-TU or something like that. B (ba, bo,...) indicates the plural and M (mu, mo, ...) in the singular. The limitation in tis is that if in Akan language you don't call people or human by Ba-tu or someething similar it will be said that Akan is not a bantu language. But there is greater than that Bantu Stuff: the KA, KAN, KPA or KWA people crossing Africa and among which you find the A-KAN. And that NYAME is same as ZAMBA, ZAMBE, ZAMBI, ZAPA, DJAMBE, DJAMBYE, NZAMBE, NYAMBE ... in some central Africa Bantu languages. That Ba for child is said Ban, Be, Bo, Bon, Bona, Bono..., meaning child in some bantu languages. We are ONE, and division comes from the details!
Mbulelo. Bantu means humans. However ps note that it also means Ba Ntu or Ba ka Ntu i.e. Children of Ntu
The western scholars misinterprete ntu for neter or they write it as ntr or ntrr . Ntu is the Almighty Everlasting.
I speak kinyarwanda one of Bantu language from Rwanda most of the words u mentioned we use them daily in kinyarwanda
prince fadhili nayituriki no african tribe call bantu....its fake 16th european names.. meaning nothing
bantu means philosophy of being a person (human being)
Paul Ebai study and live more before you mislead yourself.
Check a blogger called Gakondo " jaja code he will surprise you. He is from Rwanda
Bantu is not a tribe sherlock. open your ears and listen to what is being said. Bantu = Human its not a tribe for Gods sake...
Let's have people from major languages of Africa sitting together to crack this 'lost' Egyptian language
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you
Rather say khemetic than ancient egyptian meaning black people. Arabs foreigners will counter and call themselves modern egyptians these people are fraudsters
If we can stop the money chasing and in-fighting. I have said for many years we have to study and preserve our own history. A total redo is in order. It is necessary to understand what they looked at and didn't catch the fullness of. It's necessary to change the income status of our childrens children. Not guns, gold, or oil, but a complete study and preservation of our history and marketing dollars behind the retelling of the stories.
In bena and hehe tribe from Tanzania most of our words are from that language
It's possible.
haha..I am from Kenya hailing from the Kikuyu tribe.Watching this video felt as if i was talking in my native language.😊. Thanks for this videos, AFRIKA WILL RISE AGAIN.
these topics are very interesting! I'm a Bantu speaker too, speaking Setswana , the more I look into this the more I wanna dig in deeper
I'm Buntus but colonise in Jamaica but I know I'm a true born African the African spirit is in me 💯 Percent
Yo ebonics in African Jamaican language be bantu n Ashanti nahmean dem mon
Wow this is great. Zimbabwean brother spitting the real
More proof😂😂😂they cant hide it much longer. Im sure the mzungu are Thinking of more lies to cover their tracks as we speak. Im glad i found your channell. Keep up the great work
So people are going to use this as an example, to once again, deny their African Heritage. We are African and we are intelligent and we are smart and we are the source of life to the entire planet. People do not want to associate with African because of the Negative propaganda Europeans have managed to successfully spread. Did you know that even we can find relationships in language even with people in Korea or Japan even India, because all life started here on this continent. I am Bantu and I am proudly and African.
the goal of the video is not to deny the african heritage, the goal is to link all african people through their languages and to strengthen the roots of african in africa
This shows we are one people east south north west bantu ive always been aware that we share the mother tongue regardless of our faith cultures tribes that divide us we will always be one
how is it denying african heritage when egypt is in africa and was an african civilization?
You are Bantu and You are Israelite by blood.
Awake O Israel but not all Bantu are Israelites..Majority,especially in East Africa And down along South Africa are NOT Israelites but Hamites/cushite..Bantu is more about linguistics not genetic markers..
Thank you very much Mnumzane. It is refreshing to witness striking similarities between Bantu languages in the South and ancient Egyptian language. This may not make sense to non speakers of Bantu languages but for us who speak the languages it carries a lot of weight. So many Zulu/Nguni words in your presentation it is mind blowing. It goes to show that Bantu people of Africa are not only connected in many ways they are also a great people. Siyabonga!
You are from the Upper Kemet(Egypt)
Nguni means a Corner in RWANDESE, Mwinguni: in the corner
I speak a few bantu languages from Congo: Lingala, Kifuliiru, Kivira, Mashi; and Kirundi, Kinyarwanda, KISWAHILI; Also, some Chichewa, Shona, Zulu, and Xhosa. I can attest that all the words you took as exemple are, also, found in these languages with, sometimes, a small pronunciation difference.
I am Zulu and words like "Khulu=grandma , Mkhulu = grandfather, Inja=Dog, Ubuntu = humanity, Mfazi = woman, Nuka =smell, Inyama=meat " are still being used.
njabulo Mkhize wow! Nuka =smell in Swahili and Kikuyu, both are Bantu tribes!
Nyama = meat as well! (Not Inyama:) )
njabulo Mkhize 👆🏾from Kenya
In uganda its same for meat enyama
In oshiwambo meekulu "grandmom ,tatekulu grandfather ,ombwa /ombua:dog ,meat onyama is really making sense
Its the same with my languange kirundi
Most words here we use them daily as Xhosa people in the Southern Africa
I speak Setswana, 90% of those words we still speak 😲
I love all your videos and hard work in letting us reconnect with who we are
1. Akan=thief=Awi
2. Akan=Sun=Owia
3. Akan=God=Nyame
4. Akan=Khufu(hieroglyphics)=Akhufu(Royal Akan name)
5. Tut ( hieroglyphics)= Tutu (Diety) Royal Akan name
6. Akanatten (hieroglyphics)= Akenten (Royal Akan name)
6. Ba(hieroglyphics)= Ba (Soul in Akan)
etc, etc the list is endless.
I think every language spoken on the continent of AfriKa should have a linguistic or two come together to crack this ancient Egyptian language, and they would crack it easily
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Am so glad i bumped into this channel,learnt a lot of stuff from you. Hotep
At 3:30 into your presentation, the word bAt.w in Egyptian is NOT the word "bantu." The grapheme represented by is actually an [r] sound we call a "nasalized uvular trill." It is a gutteral type of /r/. Thus, the consonant cluster is b-r-t-w and not b-n-t as we would find for the word "bantu." The Egyptians have the word "bantu" in their language, but it looks to be a borrowing and it uses the KiSwahili form where the /b/ is realized as a /w/. Thus, we have in Egyptian /wntw/ "Wantu" meaning "people, men, and women, society, folk" given in Budge Dictionary page 170a. It is important that we have a good knowledge of linguistics so we can correct these errors made by Ferg Somo.
thanks for the lesson asar imhutepoo...the word Wantu... is also a very popular Bantu word ... I acknowledge that i am a novice in this but let me say i am a thirsty learner thanks!
wantu is same as vanhu or wanhu in shona meaning the people
kiswahii is a bantu language and is Kiswahili is is watu and we still say bantu as well to refer to the bantu tribes
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you
Is that all you see? Wow!
Omuntu.... a person.... abantu... many ppl.....
KATONDA... ka(spirit) tonda(create-or)
Ganda... or Uganda language lol
Enyama... Meat...
Metal... Buma or kyuma...
We gave birth to everything my brothers and sisters
Ashe'
Mansa Musa's Nephew Exactly. Hey fellow brother
Waaw.....
Wasnt uganda apart of sudan before it seperated
@@Kemite_Gaming yes it was that's correct
@@niloticprincess9245 tell me more about is there sources i can read im ugandan bantu i wanna be educated since i was never taught this living here in america i tried google research but never found nothing but repetitive garbage sources
Ohhh my my I love the introductory genuinely African melodious acolades!! Is it from a Kenyan tribe called Luo?
This evidence of Bantu connections with ancient Egypt is not surprising to people like myself who done serious unbiased study on ancient Egypt. In fact it makes sense giving that egyptian writing have many simalarities with mende.
Ray Kemet I am Igbo from Nigeria, and the Igbo language is considered a proto-bantu language. In my language, we share over 100 words with ancient khemetic language with the same (or nearly similar) pronunciation and meaning. Below are just a few:
Khemet/Igbo
Miri(water)/miri,mmiri(water)
Isi(Leader)/isi(leader,head)
Khoo(talk)/ku,kwuo (talk)
Amu(Children)/umu(Children)
Ani(ground,land below)/Ani(ground, land below)
Ala(land of)/ala(land of, country)
Ka(higher)/ka(higher than, greater than)
Ma(to know)/ma(to know)
Ra-shu(light after darkness)/ra-shu,la-shu(to sleep at night to wake up at dawn)
Bi(to become)/bu(to become)
The list goes on and on....
There's also the Yoruba tribe - also of Nigeria - which shares a substantial number of words with ancient Khemet, though not as much as the Igbo language does
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you
@@chineduamadi5958 this is bc Bantu was always a widespread ancient language..Israelites spoke Hebrew and the Canaanites spoke a dialect of a Hebrew as well..Bantu is also a dialect of Hebrew..
@Sao Ham how the hell did the Canaanites and Israelites communicate if they weren’t speaking a similar language 🤷🏽♀️
This is amazing information! I am an artist researching the authenticity of Egyptian history and language. Thus, I have always believed ancient Egypt was a culture of African origin, regardless what orthodox history tells us. Your language lesson confirms this truth.
Sara Seti and Young Pharaoh said the same thing.
This is a great video! Awesome content. Thanks
I know all these words in Bemba from Zambia. We say imbwa as in dog. Reading we say ukusoma ama ichitabo. This is really good explanation of Bantu language.
in the kongo we say mbwa it means dog, sister you are not african you are from the tribe of Judah and the bible calls you the daughter of Zion.
We fled into Africa to escape the romans persecution in 70AD Revelation 12:6 but we're going to be united again one day when our savior Christ returns.
You know Bantu's are not the original inhabitants of Africa right?
yes we are part of the tribes of Israel and we still speak some dialects of Hebrew until today.
Dude get out of here with your Hebrew nonsense. It's nothing but false doctrine.
This guy is brilliant!
I love you. My brother may ancestors continue to bring us home. Hetepuu
I got goose bumps realizing all the words I use on a daily basis in my Bantu East African language have roots in Egyptian Hydrographics.
I like this man
Thank you very much, looking forward for more lessons.Thank You.
I speak a few bantu languages from Congo: Lingala, Kifuliiru, Kivira, Mashi; and Kirundi, Kinyarwanda, KISWAHILI; Also, some Chichewa, Shona, Zulu, and Xhosa. I can attest that all the words you took as exemple are, also, found in these languages with, sometimes, a small pronunciation difference.
Ex: fuliiru: mukazi = a woman; Swahili: wao; fuliiru & Swahili: mboni & imboni; Xhosa inja; Swahili etc : sato, inyabu, mayayi. Fuli etc imvula, Swahili: mvula. Kutema = to cut and so on
somewords are very similar with kikuyu bantu
jmelias shanelle najua mingi sana zakikuyu wastudanganye wazungu maumbwa
its no coincidence either
This book (Linguistic Ties Between Ancient Egyptian and Bantu) is a very good read. It does not speak much of prefixes and suffixes though that we use alot in our languages. This may help more of the understanding of the ancient language. I have to read a few more times regardless. Good video
oooh my God, it makes sense, now ngiyaBona, now I can see.
Do bona mean see
Yes, it means just that!
Thobsa! We're a great people, a chosen nation and a royal priesthood my dear dad'wethu. Siyambonga uSonini nanini/uNkulunkulu/Modimo/I'm that I'm, ngokusihlangula esisindisa ngendodana yakhe uMashiya/Messiah! Yithina abantu! bencwadi/ the book, bheka nje amasiko wethu "it's hand to glove" Be encouraged, halleluYah!🙌
in RWANDA we say: Ndabona = I see
In SeTswana, Ra represent the Father,
Hmm very interesting.......................
Vuyani Masilingane wow...really. nice. So they say and it seems that the Egyptians, Hebrews and Africans are the same or a blended people.
"Sima" turned out to be Begin/start. Simololola is start in seTswana. I noticed also towards the end, name was written as "nna ronzii", in seTswana we say Nna as 'I', or 'me'.
Dipuo Shabele my name is simbarashe (Shona ) Sim-Ba-Ra-She.
All the Bantu tribes and languages are connected. Simba in Swahili is lion.
Which inspired lion king the Disney movie.
Excellent. We need more!
This music was PERFECT. I'm West African.😍💖
im from the luhya bantu tribe in kenya and the similarities are illuminating
True the Ga tribe in Ghana also used the word ba which come. Ona means you see.
In Swahili ona means see
Invaluable! Thank you.
Eye opening video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I'm enlightened.
All I get from this is that Black Africa are are just one people!
This is bothing new or shocking, bantu /nguni people all came from central plain of Egypt before what is desert now was noyhing but lush greenery and the Nile flowed the other direction ...our people decided to leave Egypt fearing they would starve with the changing of climate
Wow, great teaching man I really appreciate it, keep up the good work. I speak the Oshiwambo language which to, is a Bantu language, we say Vanhu as for many people and omunhu/onhu for the singular. But in other Oshiwambo dialect, they still have the ntu at the end. My question is, is it possible to recreate the original Bantu language based on the commonly used vocabulary? words like mulilo=fire, Ombwa= Dog Nyama=meat ngombe= cow, mesho=eyes,lala to sleep and etc
Wow, I speak Shona and it's so similar to your language moto- fire, imbwa-dog, nyama-meat, cow-mombe, eyes-maziso but meso means face, rara- to sleep
Anita Mazarura same in Congo drc. In real Kikongo language .imbwa = dog.nyama=meat.. ngombi = cow ..meso = eyes ..Lala= sleep .tiya or moto = fire
Any way the key of all our problemes is in ki Kongo language . .if you can learn the mandombe scripture it will hell you to unlock more . Mene Mene tekle Persi in the bible have you ever read this before ...?
Im also oshiwambo speaking and i suprisingly learnt of similarities as far as the Sumerian gods worshiped by the greeks, like antu the god of all mankind, Africa once ruled the world.
I speak akamba in eastern kenya dog ngiti cow ngombe sleep koma eyes metho or maitho meat nyama hen nguku
though chiek antadiop said wolof language was similar to ancient Egyptian language. ..am confused now
Me too im wolof of senegal but all these word said here are completely different from my native language in meaning pronounciation and spelling just amazing wolof share more than 100 words with Dinka and Nuer language than other neighbors language inside Niger Congo speakers.
Just interesting...
Wonderful video. Highly emphasizes the IMPORTANCE of Afrikans & Diaspora Afrikans coming together to decipher & decsimenate the TRUE 'Egyptian' historic narrative.
This is an Afrikan ancient nation, whose history is finally time for Afrikans to express.
All humanity started in africa and every race and language has a trace of africa.Am african bantu and i have seen traces of african words in european languages so nothing un usual in that.
I am from Baganda from Uganda,we have :nyama means meat .omuntu means people,mukazi means women,mukulu means some one is old ,and’s many others are similarities
The Nok and Soninke definitely came from egypt and had a semitic influence as well.
children return to the tree of life and live . we all came from Kmt
This awesome. Would you kindly let me know what is the reference book used in this video?
This is exciting.
In Malawi, people is anthu. In different dialects of Malawian Nyanja, it's pronounced differently. Some say wanthu (banthu), others anthu. Munthu is the singular. Mkazi means female, or lady, or woman. To see means Kuona, see is -ona. A Dog in Tumbuka, another of the bantu languages in Malawi is Ntchewe. One of the species of snake we call Sato in Nyanja (Chichewa). Mouse/rat is mbewa. Eggs are mazira. Old is wamkulu. An elder is nkulu. Smell is nunkha. Meat is nyama. To cut is kutema, cut is tema (as with an axe or panga knife). To steal is kuba. To know, is kudziwa, know, dziwa (in the slides of the video, door to enlightenment). Branch is nthambi. Chuma is treasure, like riches so that being precious stones is close. 🙃😆
I am an agikuyu (fig tree tribe) from the so called bantu linguistic group. I have come accross words claimed to be ancient egyptian and we have the same words with the same meaning in agikuyu bantu dialect.
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you
I'm a nilo saharan from the luo tribe living in kenya right now and I can remember back during social studies we were taught kikuyus and kisii claim to come from misiri which is Egypt.
while we Luo can trace our roots to meroe from sudan but linguistically and culturally we vary in high degree yet we tend to speak the almost the same language as the cushites
Kikuyus have no trace to ancient Egypt, Luos and Luhyas are more close to ancient Egypt than you fake Kikuyus.
Quite on the contrary you all came from Egypt but through different routes.The Bantu's took a longer route via Congo whilest the nilotes came along the Nile which was shorter..
@@musaumutala1271 That makes sense
Mkulu=elder in lingala
Nyama= meat in lingala
Thanks brother. I recognised that you're shona so i should say, ndinotenda zvikuru. Nguva yekuti chokwadi chizivikanwe yakwana uye hakuna anokwanisa kuimisa. Bhero rekudenga ravakurira.
In Swati, siPhuti and Bhaca. "Kati" (female) is (Mfati) wife to be precise. MAKOTI is also a newly married wife.
From Kenya, East Africa we call meat 'enyama'
Tanzania we call nyama
Interesting, in Jamaica we refer to eating as Nyame or Nyam.
" inyama " in South Africa 🇿🇦
@@theforcecometh2709 talk about "lost in translation" big up brother
We are one🤎💫
See here..... Ba Ntu is children / offspring / from of Ntu. Some western scholars read and misinterpret Ntu as Ntr or Plural Ntrr in ancient Egyptian. The Zulu King says Zulu's and " Nguni" are descendants of Ntu.
jim mugs ngiyabonga kukanyanje
Xhosas are the descendants of NTU
Sho... bra. Jz Foundation has a project on this.
Yes. And they have a way of speaking (tone) like the people of Toro Kingdom in Uganda
I wish you would stop saying ancient Egyptians and just say Kemau or kemetic .
Hi have you thought of Bani meaning “people” and also listed as sons in 2 different tribes in the bible. Google Bani in Bibhub. Love this vid. And I’m sending you something soon.
bani would be "who" in bantu dialects
jim mugs ohh ok
Bani, Banu means Childeren of ...For example Ben Ahmed mean son or child of Ahmed in Arabic...in RWANDESE Abana = Childeren..
This teacher is talking about black African called Bantu. Israel is not Africa. Don't talk of the Bible which you don't know
Great teaching..remember Egypt which is Kemet was a descendent of Ham,who is father of all African nations.So this isn't a surprise that the language is the same.Black people wake up!!!!! We built the pyramids
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thank you for the enlightment
I just love this
Do you Have the name of the book?? Love it. You lesson is very closed to the methode KUMA of Dr B. Mbock. He teaches Just in french. This put the need of one, 2 or 3 african languages.
Khamit,,, Where can I buy your books,,,,, Question,,, What is name of all of your books,,,
theresa Kennedy, please look for other friends with same interests of finding the truth. you can get platform and back up. we can start from either eastern Africa or southern Africa. speaking to students to create awareness. Be blessed sister and all who commented on this page.
Bruh!!!! You and Your MICROPHONE 😂
True the Ga tribe in Ghana use the word
Keep up the great wuk
Thank you for sharing
Love ya wuk brudduh. Mi da see ya puh n'uff wuk. Wen we da write dis way heh ya da see how bantu da wuk tru we da write nahmean.
Ok, I got to put this on the watch later and get into this joint... 6 years ago? GTFO! That's why I fks with you
All of my family from the past hundreds years or more is from US I know that I am African.
Is the Nubian language derived from Bantu?
Maliek Jackson Probably the other way around.
Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you
Maliek Jackson nope nubians are kushites descended from ham
please man forget everything you read from the bible. it is not reliable. i m not teling you to reject your faith though.
Not everyone who's black is a Bantu or nilotes
I have brethren from Ghana called "Banda"
Ntr Ntrr or Neter (As western scholars say) is actually Ntu the The everlasting Creator!!!
NTU means body...a corpse in Rwandese is called NTU MBI = Body (gone) Bad
The word NTR or Neter is incorrect with regards to the order of the alphabets. The correct order of the syllables is TNR not NTR. Another error in the contrived interpretation egyptian alphabet created by the egypyologists is to misrepresent the hieroglyphic symbol of the lip as R instead of Y. The lips produce sound/voice which in efik/ibibio languages of south eastern Nigeria is called uYo. So the correct syllables should be TNY and this derives the term ETE NYIN meaning our Father in the same languages.
Let the Black United us.
No because we are not the same
Could you please do something on the Vekuhane/Subiya/Chekuhane
will do that soonest .. thank U..
Adu in Kikuyu means people..munndu is a person
I like listening to u my friend be bless
Your telling the Truth brother Egypt is a big part of Afrika the whole continent are Afrikaans
Even the video explain very well but blacks are still arguing among ourselves. We got serious problems. Can we try to look vertical instead of original. What I mean can we unite base on our colour instead of trips or region!! colour
great video
How does Munkulunkulu spells out using hieroglyphics, and Nzambi, Nzambi Ampungu Tulendo, and Nyambe the sun.
6:06 Akan use eni for eye, enim for face, eniwabfor eyes😊
How does Munkulunkulu spells out using hieroglyphics, and Nzambi, Nzambi Ampungu Tulendo, and Nyambe the sun. Thank you.
Do more words brother
Does Uganda count as a bantu country?
Yes
@@arushanioshaka5600 definitely
You are Ugandan you should know 😂
Lol shonas ,, bantus we are same people omg
Greetings brother, look at MOSES, and THUTMOSE ..they appear the same in spelling with the exception of Moses name is without the THUT in front of it. ...we know MOSES means "drew out" .what is a THUTMOSE, and has it every been spelled ending with the letter(S) ? Much obliged Brother.
Woalll thank you
What is the name of the book you show in the vid?
Siyabonga! Stay Blessed and continue the good work. If the motive of this work is not Restoration before the second advent of Yahushua (aka Jesus falsely asserted) as prophesied in the Scriptures then its foundation has begun to sink down drain before it can even start. Bantu/Hebrew-Bantu descendants let's be warned kingdoms are established upon [WORSHIP]. Nearly All cultures you mentioned here knew, when to worship the Creator - YHWH, YaHuWaH according to His Law based on the movement of the moon and sun to determine His moedim~seasons (not necessarily climate change as in Spring, Summer, Autumn, etc.) YaHuWaH's Appointed Feasts but His Worship times regulated by His Luni Solar Calendar NOT a Julian/ 1582 Pope Gregoria Calendar.
What the Roman System stole from Us is not the language per se but a conscious 'Special Knowledge' or Mosaiac wisdom if you will, connecting us to El Elohim Yah.
Restoration means True worship on His Luni Solar Sabbath, New Moon Days, Passover, etc. Then the glory/character of Yahushua is Restored in man by becoming one with the Word again and the 'unlocking code' Matthew 24 will be discovered ultimately the end will come BUT not without pain. Shalom!
Iringa vana means watoto
Mboni in my language means 'a witness.'
this very interesting
Quick questions.. is Swahili a mixture of Arabic and african language, how can one be sure the words are derived from african or Arabic source?
small little mimi mind yes Swahili is a mixture of Bantu and Arab but scholars indicates that swahili has more than 60+% Bantu , some Arab, some Portuguese and some German and some English words but mainly its a Bantu language
Yes Swahili is a Bantu language only a very small percentage is from Arabic or European dialects.
small little mimi mind total agreement. What Saganga and KEA said. Am Kenyan.
The erow direction is actually opposite
Inkosikazi, Indlovukazi and Mofumahadi, that is how we call our we call our wives of women
There is so much about this that I find disturbing. Somebody is now claiming (I assume because of this theory) that the Akan people of present day Ghana migrated from Egypt in North Eastern Africa to West Africa. From my little understanding of science, when people migrate from one place to another, they take knowledge, DNA, etc with them (they don’t suddenly become new people). If later we want to establish a connection to their original home, there will be a shared language, art, DNA, etc that show that they are indeed related to that region.
If Akan’s for instance shared anything with ancient Egypt, besides their DNA, they will share the hieroglyphics or some variation of it, artifacts and other things that today are used by credible scientists to show evidence of historical migration of people all over the world.
Unfortunately for some African academics, they just make stuff up and get upset when you ask for proof. It should not be a painful experience to engage in constructive debate on an academic issue such as this. It remains a hypothesis until convincing proof is provided to substantiate it. If African academics are to be taken seriously, some of them need to get more serious and less defensive. Look up “Aztec culture alive in Mexico” for instance .
in swahili
😊mkurugezi-director
mkuu -head of amost anything being a department or section
mkuu wa mkoa-regional commosioner😊