African Countries ENGLISH Word Differences!! (Nigeria, Egypt, Democratic Republic Of Congo, Rwanda)
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- How many languages are in African countries?
We invited 4 pannels from Nigeria, Egypt, Democratic Republic Of Congo and Rwanda.
And compare the differences between the words they use.
please follow our pannels.
🇳🇬 Pascal @chocolate_nubee
🇷🇼 Moses @paulin.moise
🇨🇩 Sam @sam_wina2
🇪🇬 Mean @menaayman
Finally , after so many videos with people from America Continent , Europe and Asia a video with just countries from Africa 🇪🇬🇳🇬 🇨🇩 🇷🇼 👏
Egyptians are Arabs. It maybe about continental but there's a reason 3 African men surround an Egyptian woman
@@ShireTommy_1916_Somme-Mametzas an Egyptian we are Africans so stop these stupid stereotypes that u and some weirdos created even if some of us consider themselves Arabs but most of us are Africans
@@ShireTommy_1916_Somme-Mametzit is just the Arabic influence on us that created that stereotype u r like a person who says South Africa is England cuz it was influenced by it
@@ShireTommy_1916_Somme-Mametzwe were never Arabs look at us in the 50s 60s 70s and even 80s and u will see how different we are on our ways of speaking wearing and acting
@@aysell0 white South Africans are more Dutch descent anyway, not English. Btw I was always in line with you're part of the Arab-sphere regarding Egypt, it's a country so well known in North Africa.
Much love to my African bros and sisters from an Egyptian 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Do you identify more closely with Africa as a continent, or the Middle East as a region that is shared by Asia & Africa?
@@dekippiesip I identity most closely with North Africa and the Middle East. But I am Coptic Egyptian and so this limits the degree to which I identify with arabism.
@@dekippiesip Part of Egypt geographically lies in Asia (Sinai).. North Africa are Arabs because we speak Arabic has nothing to do with race..
@@mightykimo not all of north Africa are Arabs... I'm half Swedish half Tunisian, my father is from the far south and he's as dark as a Malian or a Kenyan or whatever. He doesn't look middle eastern at all, he looks like a black guy with a little straighter hair (curly and not coily.) Most of us Maghrebins aren't Arab, we're Berber/Amazighen. I even took a DNA test, I'm only 6% Arab. Keep in mind Tunisia is the most Arab of the Maghreb countries (well Libya is if you include it,) so imagine Morocco. We're only culturally Arab, and even there it's different. Just because a lot of us looks like Arabs it does not mean we are Arabs - a lot of Spaniards, Portuguese and Italians could easily pass for Arabs.
@@jsgv7935
Hmm, I'm always fascinated by the North Africans and the differences in the ancestry of it's people. From the South, we hardly know anything other than seeing you guys are just Arabs. It's really difficult to see anything different since you are represented to the world as 'Arab,' you speak Arabic after all and are mostly muslims ...
Much love to all my African brothers and sisters from Egypt 🇪🇬
Together we can make Africa a better place for all of us 🥰♥️
Omg finally African countries have a convo. I am Black American and some of my African ancestry goes back to Nigeria, Congo, and Egypt. This makes me feel good to see the countries come together.
Congo represent
Horsesh*t…
Not Egypt
@@bbh3617 he said Egypt
@@bbh3617 Yeah
Nice video ❤ but as a Conglose I can say there are definitely Lingala words for the things mentioned in this video they're not just borrowed from French..in my opinion it's just that not alot of the younger generations would be familiar with the Lingala our grandparents spoke especially after colonization
and he did say his from the capital and his lingala is different from the province
@@Shakira98yes he dis
Sangote. Is your name really Olga? I've only seen Eastern European women with that name...
I’m not Congolese, but Lingala is such a beautiful language.
@@EvetteNimpa It's a very nice language. I think a lot of people from Congo speak Swahili too which is also very nice.
Americas ✅, Europe✅ , Oceania✅ , Asia ✅ and finally Africa ✅ , hope see more of them , p.s : the DRC guy 🇨🇩 has a cool hairstyle 😎
What is Oceana bro isn't it Australia
Australia not oceania
@@BaldRobynAddict nah it's actually Oceania, Australia usually refers only to the country.
@@jsgv7935 Australia is a Continent, Oceania is a region
@@BaldRobynAddict you got it backwards
The B for P is a general problem for Arabic speaking people, since there is no P alphabet in Arabic.
They do in Farsi and Urdu پ
@@JosephOccenoBFH Farsi and Urdu aren't Arabic, so no issue there.
We do have the P پ in the albhabet but beoble use it only for foreing word.
Yup, as she said if u didn't learn English in early years ! Luckily I did, so I never had any issues with my P vs. B 😎
@@JosephOccenoBFH In Arabic, actually these letters don't exist .. We tend to borrow them for foreign words or rather sounds like V ڤ or P پ ..
Loved this! Being born in Egypt 🇪🇬 but Congolese 🇨🇩
WAITTTTT
How my Congolese brother gonna say Congos official language is French! Eh!!! The official language is LINGALA French is a colonial language and a second language and then we have local languages…
On a side note
Msr ya um el bilad🥰🥰🥰
Actually french, lingala, swahili, kikongo & Tshiluba are all official languages
@@teessnatchedmamas7210 it’s one of
@@david-arthur8166 your missing the point… he said the OFFICIAL language is French… which it’s not, it’s a colonial language.. it was brought into the country… he could have have said the official language is kikoko. Kiguebetu, Swahili
@@teessnatchedmamas7210 yes i am saying French, Lingala, Swahili.. are all official
Lost!… can we just honour OUR naitive languages please…. That’s all BYE
Love this episode! Finally the continent of Africa represented and many languages talked about. 😃 Pascal from Nigeria speaks Pidgin English besides his native Igbo. Sam from the Congo speaking Lingala and Moses from Rwanda speaking Kinyarwarda and some Swahili. Mena, speaking Egyptian Arabic and Egyptian English with Egyptian pronunciation. 😄 Wow! A polyglot's paradise indeed, African version 😃
In Indonesia 🇮🇩 we say :
1. Rabbit : Kelinci 🐇
2. Ice Cream : Es Krim 🍦
3. Television : Televisi/TV 📺
4. Ocean : Samudra 🌊
5. Bus : Bis 🚎
6. Piano : Piano 🎹
7. Peach : Persik 🍑
Good to know, glad you shared!
Персики?
I really was waiting for someone who represents Egypt😍🇪🇬 on every video I was imagining myself there with the other fellows and comparing Egyptian Arabic with other languages. as a specialist in the Arabic language I can recognize the word if it's original arabic or it was taken from a foreign language. And I know tons of words we use that we took from turkish, french, english, greek, persian and italian (like the word in the video for ice cream:gelati) I need to see more videos like that in the future with more fellows❤❤❤
هو أنا الوحيد الي حاسس أنهم بيعاكسوها😅
@@kareemalabyad5319 هي قمورة الصراحة ما شاء الله😂😂 متهيألي الواد النيجيري دا هو اللي بيعاكس😂 بس عشان دمه خفيف شكله كدا عادي مع كل الناس
I am reading a book on what ancient (Coptic) words we still use in Egyptian-Arabic that makes us so unique. I LOVE getting to learn our ancestral tongue instead of the colonized one
@@ritzzbitzz however, remember that we are almost the only country that could take control of which language can affect us! the history tells us that we never liked Romans -for example- that's why we never spoke latin, but we liked greek poeple and Coptic was spoken alongside greek until the time before islam. and nobody complained bcuz the choice of language depended on the religion and greek mostly belonged to a different church. After islam we CHOSE to change our language at first. I mean it's similar idea to Aramiac in the Levant, when levantine people changed it into Syriac as they were identifying themselves as "Christians" and they believed that the people who still speaking Aramiac at this time were disbelievers. After the time of islam the Egyptian Muslims convert to islam and also to Arabic speakers because it was helpful to understand their new religion which they were proud of. Remember that we are using now the language of the English colonizer too😂 it's very hard now to revive Coptic in everyday street language. It's still sacred in the Egyptian coptic Church but it's still dead. if you really want to revive it I recommend you to read about how Israeli Jews revived Hebrew. This is the only linguistically successful method to revive a dead language.
@@kareemalabyad5319 فكك منها دى واحدة اتنشن عايوة الاجانب يردو عليها
Finally some African countries! Please also let them meet with other countries as well! This is like the whole world should be: interested in others and learn from them rather than consider one as better or worse.
Nigerians can never be serious in their life...I love my country
😂😂
Seriously 😂😂😂
It's why the country is a mess
@@snowforest6487 No! No!! No!!! I won't have you insult my country...I mean have you been to Nigeria like yeah I'm not gonna dispute the fact its in the middle of a little chaos right now but when you come to Nigeria I bet you would want to come again and again and again so pls I pledge to Nigeria my country...T for thanks
@@snowforest6487 definitely not
I never expected to see my country Rwanda on here🇷🇼
Bro sameee ,I am rly gratefull
But he has to run and ask people who kinyarwanda becouse there is words that he doesn't know their kinyarwanda
Samee
@@sandrineuwinjyeneye4920I'm not from there but when the Nigerian guy clocked him, he didn't seem to know anymore words for the rest of the video.
But why? Rwanda is a great nation 👆💪🇳🇬 from Nigeria .
I think in Igbo the proper way to say ocean would be oshimiri or oke osimiri. Depends on your dialect
Yes, oshimiri
Exactly.
Osimiri came to my mind ooo
Exactly. Mmiri is just water
Yesss African people , I’m Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Bana congo 🇨🇩🇨🇩🎉 glad to see a brother representing
Same 😍🇨🇩🇨🇩
Vous parlez le français la bas ?
@@ananass8704 moi je étude l’francais sur youtube. mon francais c'est pas tres bon mais je essai
@@kingdrakeel1455 Well it's more like " J'étudie le français sur youtube. Mon français n'est pas très bon mais j'essaie" other than that I can clearly understand what you meant 😊 keep going you're doing well
@@ananass8704 Oui
Nigeria is a big country, some of these things are pronounced differently and some have a different words for this things in different parts of the country.
He did say he was from Igbo, so a lot of what he's pronouncing will be influenced by that.
For instance, pidgin is basically broken English, mixed in with the speaker's own dialect or the dialect and language mannerisms of the indigenous people around the area. This in turn generates various "types" of pidgin, many variations.
Exactly, we have over 600 languages, so their pronounced differently.
Even in pidgin, it varies depending on the province/region or tribe.
@@footlong7980 yeah, I'm from Edo state, our pidgin is different from other pidgins
The tribalism has to join out😂
For Nigeria, don't forget "Telly" for TV. 🙂
We got all that sh!t from Colonisation 😂
My father calls umbrella brolly. The most cringiest thing ever, though he lived in London for quite a while now we live in The US.
LOVE seeing new countries from a new continent! Would love an idea of doing Western Africa vs Eastern Africa maybe like discussing food, language, and culture. Maybe discuss what people would do for fun or what famous tourism their country has and make others guess the country? I would also love to see more Middle Eastern and South Asian countries too. We only have India so far. Maybe we can have Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc. as well as the Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Iraq, Turkey, Iran, etc.
There’s so much potential and I am so excited they made a video of Africans! 😍
Fantastic idea!
This was exactly what I’ve been waiting to see! I feel like a lot of countries know more about Europe, Asia, and the Americas, but not enough about African countries. I hope we see more!
The Egyptian girl is so cute haha
Right? 🙂
Ikr
Finally Africa gets some shine on this channel! We need much more!
Why? What African men are waiting for to create their own space? Stop begging to be a part of what others are building for themselves.
@@teamcontentcreator He is referring to the channel. What space are you talking about?
@@nicolewilson4058 They're probably projecting their own feelings towards Africans
@teamcontentcreator
Of course there will always be that one fool in the comment section that be you buddy
@@teamcontentcreator cause the ⚫ race is by default lazy
In Egypt, we also have an Egyptian language that goes back to our ancient Egyptian ancestors, and we combined it with Arabic and some words from Greek, Italian, French, English and Deutsch😊
روح استحمى
@@SharKi002 طب ما تروح تفتح كتاب انت الاول. 😂😂
Coptic language you mean?
@@umii-jh5fr coptic is way of writing like hieroglyphics the language should be called egyptian language or ancient Egyptian language
@@SharKi002
اخرس با معدوم الادب روح شوف حبوباتك اللي بتتركب قي اسوان ودبي وبعدين تعالي اتكلم عن النضافه يا بتاع العرقي يل بواب
As a Nigerian, piano in pidgin is “Pee-ah-nu”
We also have different types of buses asides the Danfo, we have the “Molue” and the “korope” pronounced as specially
I guess it depends on what Nigerian accent you use to pronounce the word, piano is pronounced 'pee-ah-no' with a Yoruba accent.
@@peterporkeresq.2817 Arab accent?
@@Ko8la2233
Y-O-R-U-B-A accent.
@@peterporkeresq.2817 we hear it all the time in morrocco.
@@Ko8la2233
You hear Yoruba accent or you hear 'pee-ah-no?' You need to write in full sentences buddy, I don't understand what you mean.
they all have such a good aura, i loved learning more about african culture :)
Much love for Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Fellow Nigerians say hi😀 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
Hii
hi
Hi 😊
Hi 👋
@@FJB_USA_1ST lol are you sure boss?
Not only the congolese guys is a fine dark skin but he also have a beautiful congolese accent🇨🇩😍
I love how you have North, West, East and Central Africa represented. Where is South though?
Much love ❤️ my brother from Nigeria 🇳🇬
I wish all Africans can come together like this 🥺🥺
For me This highlighted how Nigerians play so much😂 like he couldn’t stop laughing and pitching in. I love to see the difference in attitudes in each country
I think the Egyptian person should have an episode with a 2 people: a person from France and another from Italy, and she should attempt to have them say Arabic words like 1- desire (رَغبة),2- dust (غَبْرة),3- a screw that you find in machines (برغي), 4- the alienation that one lives when living in a land very different from one’s homeland (غربة), all these words in Arabic use the same letters in different order, and the choice of letters will guarantee fun reactions from French speakers as well as Italian and Spanish ones, a fun video
What's the equivalent of the 4th in Italian or French?
Or they could bring a Libyan. Libyan dialect is influenced by Italian words
Very interesting 😂 I am Egyptian and I dunno no. 3 !! Guess it's a technical expression
@@EngyAmr well it’s a screw that you use a screwdriver to either install or remove, it’s bergheh in Levantine Arabic, I’m not sure about Egyptian Arabic as I understand it thanks to 3adel Imam and isma3il yassin to name only 2, and manage to speak it a bit, but then again there may be words that are specific to areas much like we have and you have 😊😊 …
Some things are completely different …
You -dol, lazem yikoon elhom video khaas naas !
Me -holeh lahalon baddon video mrattab !
As you can see I’m not very good at formulating expressive images in Egyptian Arabic, but can you guess where I’m from ? 😃
@@raychat2816 lebanon?
as an Egyptian I still can't hear the difference in P and B while they' talking, it's driving me crazy :D
❤Africa ❤
وانا والله 😂😂😂 عشان اللغة العربية مفيهاش p بس عندنا (ب) فقط عشان كدا
yes!! very excited for a video about Africa, I wanna get to know at least a little about the countries and cultures, but I haven't been able to find a lot of mainstream content from anywhere there, essentially, so this is really cool
The Egyptian girl is so pretty
As a Nigerian Igbo, I feel so represented! I love when Pascal tried to teach them how to say "water" in Igbo. "Mmiri". It was so fun watching them try to say it. 😂
In my own dialect, it's called "mmini" tho (my own Igbo dialect is a whole language of its own lol), but this was so fun to watch!
I only came to see a few minutes but stuck around cause how cool this was, as a African America, its always dope to see Africans representing spaces and informing others of their amazing cultures and languages.
I liked this video before watching it because I’m so excited to see Africa and African languages featured. We always talked about language families and indigenous African languages are broken into families as well. 😊
Yep, I clicked so fast!!!
Because of the history there are some words we use in English that originate from African languages. Some of them are okra, gumbo, conga, banjo and goober. If you don’t know a goober is originally means a peanut but in slang is a foolish person.
Interesting, especially seeing how English is spoken in Egypt. I'll have to go there one of these days! Greetings to Egypt from Namibia 👍🏿👍🏿
This Egyptian Women is Beautiful 😂
Here in Serbia we would say:
Rabbit - Zec
Ice cream - Sladoled
Television - Televizor or TV
Ocean - Okean
Bus - Autobus
Piano - Klavir
Peach - Breskva...
Welsh translations if anyone's interested:
rabbit - cwningen
ice cream - hufen iâ
television - teledu
ocean - cefnfor
bus - bws
piano - piano
peach - eirinen wlanog (lit. 'wooly plum')
@@lothariobazaroff3333 fucking Welsh mate it's so dumb 🤣the second you drive into Wales from the UK it looks like you guys just pick random letters to make words
If you wanna know about Linguistic translation then
Rabbit is Khargosh in Hindi
Ice Cream same as ice cream
Television is just known as TV
Ocean - Samundar/Samudra
Bus- Bus
Piano- Piano
Nice video. I hope there will be also a comparison of Bantu languages across East and Southern Africa.
Ocean is Oshimiri in Igbo. Mmiri is just water.
Greetings to African newcomers! Nigerian guy has a good sence of humour, I 'd like to see him in next videos👍😂
He seems like the kind of friend that can make you laugh just by saying a single word that reminds you of an inside joke.
@@infpdreams exactly!
@@Ice_V
That's how you know a typical Nigerian
I thought he was a little too much, and I'm Nigerian. Also, most of his contribution was BS ...
@@peterporkeresq.2817 I felt that too. A little too into himself. Kinda full of it
I was in Cairo and they kept saying The BOB? I was like the who? THE BOB, they said. Until I knew they meant the POPE as they have a Coptic pope there.
This is hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
Broo 😭😭😭😭
🤷🤔🤣🤣🤣
Most of us are Coptic
@@nectanbo يسطا فهمني
Final it's a African continent content 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇹🇿
World Friends is based in South Korea and everyone on it are English teachers at International schools in South Korea and these 4 must be new teachers, who moved to South Korea.
@@marydavis5234 okay,nice to know that
@@marydavis5234 they aren't necessarily english teachers actually. Many of them are actually part time actors/models in south korea.
250 languages in Nigerian I like Congolese explain even region different ways of the same language.
Make a similar one about arabic world and the differences in accents and stereotypes
I'm not from Africa, but I found myself repeating all the words they said in the video. It's fun, plus I feel like my accent changes as well. More of these please.
Great video . I want to know more about the african countries because they are not shown much to the world. A small request please reduce the background music little bit. Keep it up
The Igbo language doesn't have it but as a Nigerian and speaking Hausa we have different words for all fruits(,Lemu)
Igbo language also has different names for fruits. He's just not a good Igbo speaker
I liked this episode very much, but there is a mistake Mena said , which is that the Arabic language was taken from English and French, and vice versa. But there are also some words that are similar to English or French, which we call non-Arabic, such as foreign names, devices, and inventions that were not of Arabic origin.♥️
“Etando eke.”
“Nintendo DX?”
😂😂😂😂😂
This was interesting with the different languages locally. I was surprised to realize that there are no peaches eaten in areas of Africa.
It depends on the regions and what is grown in those areas.
Like Yam and plantain you will get it in West Africa but not the South.
Love all of you guys ❤
From Egypt 🇪🇬
When Japanese don't have a word or don't know one they usually take it from a romanized version of english. Because the fast majority of characters are two two letters by English language conventions {Yu being a single letter, shi being a single letter} a lot of romanized words often have an "Engrish" sound. For example dreadlocks could be pronounced doredorokusu.
I was so happy to see the representation, especially from Mena! I'm also from Egypt! When she was saying how to say television I noticed that she does pronounce it differently lol
FINALLY I FOUD SOMEONE WHOS LIKE ME I AM EGYPTIAN and the best child at english
I'd love to see more videos with Africans ❤️❤️
Agreed! 😄
finally my country is mentioned,Rwanda
This is really beautiful, watching different Africans from different countries conversing and getting to learn about the other. This video made my day 😀❤🍓
Québec french speaker here. I've always thought that the France way to say ice cream is weird. "Glace" literally means "ice" so I've always preferred the Québec way "crème glacée" because it's closer to the reality of the thing. I know it's technically only a translation of Ice cream, but I cannot bring myself to say "glace"! Btw, the Egyptian girl has a very beautiful face!
Dry interesting. Loved the new countries and languages represented. Fun people too!
In morocco 🇲🇦 we say:
1.rabbit: Arnab 🐰
2. ice cream: muthalajet/ la glace 🍨
3. Television: Telvesa/Télévision 📺
4. Ocean: Bahr or bahar (not sure how its spellt) 🌊
5. Bus: tobis 🚌
6. Piano: Biano 🎹
7. Peach: Hawkh 🍑
It was amazing watching a video about african countries.
More videos like this plizz
I loved the video , so French and English . Do you understand Spanish ?
So I'm so happy to see a Nigerian😊
And at very very old in Egypt, we used to say glace too as icecream
I can tell the Nigerian guy hasn't been in Nigeria for a long while, because we call piano, keyboard.
Who has time to be calling it piano😂🤲🏼
Exactly o🤣🤣
egyptian girl is so beautiful
The Egyptian girl is so lovely and sweet.
Wow beautiful share, good to know these new words congratulations African friends 👍
I implore my African brothers to not refer to their languages and 'dialects' or 'local'. Igbo is a HUGE and important language. Put some respek on yourselves, please. 🙏🏾
Exactly, these are all debasing European euphemisms from tge 1800s. I always cringe when some Africans call their ethnicity or cultures 'tribes'.
Exactly!!!! I'm tired of some us disrespecting our languages.
Actually arabic and egyptian langauge is older than english , so you'll find alot of simillar words between the two langauges , Arabic is the orgin .
Beautiful content! Please next time, they should speak plainly in their local accent, it would be sooo relatable and funny😂
My Nigerian brother said he speaks different language, then goes ahead to mention, English Igbo and Pidgin...😂😁
Bro!!!
For real though 😂
I screamed 😂😂
@@ezeikefavour9577 Omo...
The thing is that Arabic actually has words for almost everything and can be used to make new words for new things, but normal people just don't have the knowledge for everything nor the update XD
Exactly like the word bus is actually “hafilah” which is a pure arabic word
Anyone: "can I have a peach"
Egyptian: "a what? Oh you mean bi..."
Water -Mmiri , Ocean-Oshimiri
In Tunisia we mix also between french and arabic so like egyptian and congo and rwanda but sorry for nigerian guy we never use english words in our dialect or very very rare like we call the bus “car” not like arabic which is “hafila” or french “bus”, just car i don’t know why and the car itself called “carhaba” again not like arabic”arabia”or”sayara”or french”voiture”or”automobile”.
Briefly, our dialect is not the hardest one but it is very very unique and original one, you can ask maltese ppl who still speaks a modified tunisian by italian
The word for ocean "Inyanja" in Rwanda sounds like "Iemanjá" in Portuguese which is a saint or a ocean goddess from a African religion here
we also have a lot of words that sound like Japanese, "Kamikazi", "Kabuto"...
The Portuguese Iemanjá is from Yorùbá Yemọja, an òrìṣà. West Africa.
Injanja is from East Africa. Cool thing to point out, but not related at all.
i dont know why someone would perpetrate the lie that swahili is "Stolen". Its native to East africa. Its one of the 4 national languages in the DRC. And the language is properly called kiswahili.
Nigerian guy is crazy for saying swahili was stolen from another country. WTF🤦🏾♀️
terrible 😂
Yeah a lot of nigerians have no tact, they word things rudely and don’t know it
Exactly I was fuming when he said that. Lol he had no knowledge of Swahili at all.
glad to seeing collaboration with Africans
Yes finally! I am so interested in this! 😍👏🏼 I love all of your videos, but there's so much more to discover. So many more countries and languages! I'm excited!
Very interesting video. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Africa has a great culture
Love you guys finally something for us africans 🥰🇨🇩🇨🇩
"mohit" is more classical arabic. In Egyptian it's "bahr" for the sea/ocean. It's also the same for river
looooved this episode! please do more series with Africans :D
I really appreciate your channel.
Curiosity: In Brazil, Yemanja( very similar to inyanja of Rwanda) is the name of an entity. The god of the ocean
Is more like we see the ocean itself as an entity.
Yemoja is the goddess of fertility in ocean in Yoruba tradition.
البت المصريه عسل فشخ 😂❤️
Daily reminder that Egypt is an African country not Asian.
Egypt is in North Africa.
Well, I am Egyptian and I tell you that there is part of it in Asia
@@-sq2fw yeah but only a small part.
Egypt 🇪🇬 is a transcontinental Nation where it is located in North East Africa & Holly Sinai is in Asia
@@masriqaheri9938 still in North Africa tho
but culturally its middle eastern
shoutout to my african and egyptian brothers, from tunisia.
I'm Congolese and I speak lingala too but some words I never heard before like the television one☠️
That's probably his parents' tribe word. A lot of people forget that Congo has 100s of tribes & some of these tribes in the Western region speak Lingala on top of their tribal languages, and they mix and match their tribal language words, with their Lingala, the same way Congolese ppl in the capital city, mix their Lingala with French.
From uganda ,southwestern Uganda i can get most of the rwandese words our differences come on writing and them having French influence us having English influence so most things that are imported culture we use English word on them like ice cream we also use TV as local then television for English
As a Nigerian was about to be impressed when he said he spoke multiple languages but when he mentioned those three am like isn't that like over 50% of our population? 😂😂
Ikr, can't believe he's using that to flex on the foreigners 😂
Iz bc there’s no other Nigerian to call him out lolol
So interesting! Finally more diversity on here wohooo