Kiswahili language is unifying us all as Africans in Afrika and outside the continent. I have self learned it here in New York and am very proficient in it now. "Kiswahili kitukuzwe! Hakuna matata watu wangu!"
@@isaiahmwereru8833 matuzi ya nini ndugu yangu. Ni nini kinakuudhi. Pilipili usioila wewe yakuashia nini? Hata ningeomba kukuhakiki na kukukosoa kuhusu matumizi na msamiati halisi wa neno la king'eng'e, "dam=bwawa," nadhani ulinuia kusema, "damn." Uwe na siku njema au usiku mwema. Baada ya dhiki ni faraja na uachane na uhayawani mwitu.
I heard someone say Swahili belongs to no one, it is predominantly from east Africa you could speak the language yes but don’t act like the culture doesn’t belong to anyone it is East African culture way before anything else!!!!
🤣🤣if these swahili native speakers are truly genuine then let Africa adopt 4 regional languages for east, west, south and north ... Where each region teaches all 4 regional dominant languages for example west African countries teach Arabic, Hausa, Zulu and swahili in schools, similarly in east africa... So that if a man from the east travels to West Africa he can speak the regional lingua and vice versa... I bet they won't agree to this... But yet the whole continent must implement costly programs to learn their language, very archaic mindset they have
@@DAVINCI85-i4hZulu and Hausa are rather tribal languages. Arabic although Afro-asiatic, it evolved in West Asia and not considered indigenous. Swahili on the other hand was pioneered by a group of Africans who to day have broken up into different societies and countries i.e Comoros (comorian or shikomor but not waswahili) or Mayotte(mahorais not waswahili), muzanzibari etc. One Swahili dialect was chosen out of many and is the standard today encompassing many different tribes who also have their own native languages but speak Kiswahili as a second language
I want to go to Mozambique but the thought of it is daunting because we don't share a common language....that's why a simple bantu language like swa is good
@@joycew.6531 It is official language in 3 countries and very similar to languages in Southern Africa and also it has way more African words. swahili is 70% African that is very low. swahili is mixed with arabic and portuguese. There is videos on youtube comparing swahili with arabic and portuguese but you can not compare other African languages to arabic and portuguese.
I cannot speak Swahili while i have 6 languages to learn and since South Africa has agreed on Swahili,before they agreed we want Khoi San language official than we can start to negotiate about Swahili
@Isaiah Mwereru do you realize congo speak swahili?malawi does too...have forgotten that some people Mozambique speak too? Who is stupid now? You don't have to abuse someone to pass your point....you're are shallow minded....you without argue your point without calling people names ?
OK, first of all, Kiswahili is NOT a "Bantu" language. There is no current or ancestral language in Africa called "Bantu" that you might say birthed the so-called "Bantu languages". Secondly, Swahili should not be forced on anyone in Africa (ya'll starting to push it way too hard). I am a Swahili speaker and I'd prefer it to be a language of the willing, not a language by law in various countries.
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Kiswahili language is unifying us all as Africans in Afrika and outside the continent. I have self learned it here in New York and am very proficient in it now. "Kiswahili kitukuzwe! Hakuna matata watu wangu!"
How about you speak your own dam language you punk
@@isaiahmwereru8833 matuzi ya nini ndugu yangu. Ni nini kinakuudhi. Pilipili usioila wewe yakuashia nini? Hata ningeomba kukuhakiki na kukukosoa kuhusu matumizi na msamiati halisi wa neno la king'eng'e, "dam=bwawa," nadhani ulinuia kusema, "damn." Uwe na siku njema au usiku mwema. Baada ya dhiki ni faraja na uachane na uhayawani mwitu.
@@afrakanaswahilitv5520 nadhani umechanganyikiwa kidogo rafiki nilimaanisha nilichosema acha kuandika aya na usiku mwema
Ndio, Kiswahili kitukuzwe👍👍
😊
Umoja Ni Nguvu.
Love this. Currently studying the language
Kiswahi ni lugha nzuri sana
Yes swahili should be...it's easy and acceptable...took me 3 months to learn and speak it
Please tell me how you learned it. Did you live in a swahili speaking country. I'm Ghanaian and desperately want to master it
Yes
It has been a long time coming.
Yes it should ❤
Im self studying to learn Swahili now
Me 2 bro
Nimefurahi sana kusikia habari hii
Pamoja sana ...Kisawahili kitukuzwe
I heard someone say Swahili belongs to no one, it is predominantly from east Africa you could speak the language yes but don’t act like the culture doesn’t belong to anyone it is East African culture way before anything else!!!!
🤣🤣if these swahili native speakers are truly genuine then let Africa adopt 4 regional languages for east, west, south and north ... Where each region teaches all 4 regional dominant languages for example west African countries teach Arabic, Hausa, Zulu and swahili in schools, similarly in east africa... So that if a man from the east travels to West Africa he can speak the regional lingua and vice versa... I bet they won't agree to this... But yet the whole continent must implement costly programs to learn their language, very archaic mindset they have
@@DAVINCI85-i4hZulu and Hausa are rather tribal languages. Arabic although Afro-asiatic, it evolved in West Asia and not considered indigenous.
Swahili on the other hand was pioneered by a group of Africans who to day have broken up into different societies and countries i.e Comoros (comorian or shikomor but not waswahili) or Mayotte(mahorais not waswahili), muzanzibari etc. One Swahili dialect was chosen out of many and is the standard today encompassing many different tribes who also have their own native languages but speak Kiswahili as a second language
I want to go to Mozambique but the thought of it is daunting because we don't share a common language....that's why a simple bantu language like swa is good
Kiswahili will be the lingua franca of the entire Africa.
Full stop.
From Ouagadougou
No it’s not mf
napenda lugha ya kiswahili. Natamani ningekutana na watu wengi zaidi ili niweze kufanya mazoezi ya hotuba yangu.
Lazima, mimi mzee na peda luga hio. I even speak it in Scotland.
Habari,,,shikamoo😂😂
It's
Habari,,,,, mzuri
Swahili nyc
The Sesotho language should be the one chosen
So we can speak it in Sesetho village?
@@SimbaM2kufu So it could be language use by people of African decents
Yep. I am pushing for Zulu to be the language of Africa.
Why?
@@joycew.6531 It is official language in 3 countries and very similar to languages in Southern Africa and also it has way more African words. swahili is 70% African that is very low. swahili is mixed with arabic and portuguese. There is videos on youtube comparing swahili with arabic and portuguese but you can not compare other African languages to arabic and portuguese.
Ndio, hivi ndivyo unavyofanya😅
I cannot speak Swahili while i have 6 languages to learn and since South Africa has agreed on Swahili,before they agreed we want Khoi San language official than we can start to negotiate about Swahili
Karibu kwenye dunia ya Kiswahili.
I speak 5 languages but swahili belong to no one
@@erickmoenga1206 it’s belongs to east Africa you stupid fuck
@Isaiah Mwereru do you realize congo speak swahili?malawi does too...have forgotten that some people Mozambique speak too? Who is stupid now? You don't have to abuse someone to pass your point....you're are shallow minded....you without argue your point without calling people names ?
@@erickmoenga1206 the funny thing was all those countries you just mention are in east Africa calling me shallow man go cry 😂😂😂
Hayi. Kungaba ncono maninga funda isiZulu.
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OK, first of all, Kiswahili is NOT a "Bantu" language. There is no current or ancestral language in Africa called "Bantu" that you might say birthed the so-called "Bantu languages".
Secondly, Swahili should not be forced on anyone in Africa (ya'll starting to push it way too hard). I am a Swahili speaker and I'd prefer it to be a language of the willing, not a language by law in various countries.