Why Ugandan women Kneel/ Understanding Uganda
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#kampala #Uganda #kneeltoserve
I am from Nigeria, but i like Ugandans culture. It's one of the best cultures in the world.
I am from a royal family, from Benin Kingdom Edo state Nigeria. and i believe we have the same culture. I will visit Uganda to explore more of their cultures, because we seems to have the same culture. God bless Uganda, and God bless the mother land of African. One love my people.
Welcome
The culture of Baganda is fundamentally built on respect
True
It's my culture and am proud to be amuganda🙏🙏🙏
Not Buganda but Uganda at all
Caribbean in the house!!! 🇦🇬🇧🇧🇩🇲🇬🇾🇯🇲🇹🇹🇻🇮🇻🇨🇵🇷🇱🇨🇰🇳🇭🇹🇩🇴
You forget this one🇨🇼
Welcome much love and respect
Barbados in the house! I'm heading to Africa.
Jamaican here 🇯🇲 going to Rwanda 🇷🇼
Most African women kneel and it is seen as a way of showing respect to the elderly. It's a good culture. Welldone sis
Thanks
To my understanding this act of kneeling is done 'basically every day' only in Uganda and only in certain tribes, the Northern Ugandan Tribes that belong to the Nilo Ethnic group don't kneel, I don't think this is done in any other African country regularly like that, can anyone confirm?
@@josj15 in Tanzania it is. My aunts and.other used to kneel
@ANTISCAM POLICE Yoruba women kneeled for the elders while the men prostate for the elders.
@nilotic tradition , Who forced you to kneel?
It's a Baganda culture, It's like Baganda saying they don't like your stinking staple food.
I’m a Nubian we also kneel before our elders it’s a sign of respect and I swear if I don’t kneel I feel like I’ve disrespected them
I must look into that culture
Bow down or prestrate before parents and elders is sign of respect in Uganda. Nice video.
Zambia too!
I can never get over the beauty outside and inside of the beautiful women from mother Africa
I promise My Bredren, all that & more is waiting for you.
@@shahross8366 I'm coming!
Great to see you touring Uganda.Excellent interview👍👍👏😍
That kneeling thing makes a man feel like a real king and provider, uganda ladies i am coming for a wife
All the best
😂 😂 😂 Wow 💋 💋 💋 waiting
Just so she can kneel for you? And make you FEEL like a king and a provider. SMH I smell a sucka
@Hubbi Hayyi go and check your brain
@Hubbi Hayyi which colonial mindset, no one invited you here. U discriminate Somali bantu and yet u claim to be muslims!
Bless up my Sister.....OneLove from Jackson, Mississippi USA! I will be in East Africa September 2020🇹🇿🇩🇲🇺🇬💚🖤💙❤😘😍
You are welcome dear
You are most welcome
U welcome bro I ll b delighted to take u around from Uganda to all east African destination u wd want on all the budget u r planning
Safe travels
Did you ever visit love ?
Follow you from Morocco ... thanks for share to us your trips ! I really love Uganda and I’ll be there soon! GOD bless you !
Thanks so much Jean
Yo most welcome to the pearl of Africa feel free
Namayanja Shifulah Thank you ! I can not wait! I am looking for someone who will help me to discover his country. Feel free to suggest someone 😊
Am here dia you're most welcome l can't wait to see you
Namayanja Shifulah got it , I’ll text you by whatsapp Bro
We African Americans need to hear and want to hear and know everything about all of Africa. Do you ever go to the northern part of Africa? Also, what is the temperature there ? When is the best time of season to visit west and easy Africa. Crime?
Thank you, and I thank Mr.W.Maya for bringing Africa to the world!
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Zimbabweans also kneel to elders, and if too many people they also curtsey with a hand shake. Africa has always been very big on Respect, we pray this continues and that the youth followcthis culture
The same ohhh
Wow. I see Zimbabwe is on my list now
Zimbabwe people are Bantu and descendants of Ugandans. I used to live with Zimbabweans in the UK and they would eavesdrop on me when I was on the phone speaking Luganda. They could pick up on half the words I spoke. They were shona people.
Another great video and very informative. The showing of respect to each other is beautiful and keeps a culture and people strong.
Riverside California USA.
Thank you AFRICAN TIGRESS .
This was a great interview... all about that respect to those most deserving🙏
This is great. Showcasing our continent's rich culture. Go go girl.
Great segment. I loved it.
Thanks love 😍
It is always educational to learn about the different cultures around us and to keep them alive.
I agree 💯
I want to visit Uganda, I’m sure it’s much more positive than the USA!!! I’m 27
LEILA NABZ Thank You
Bro you would love it....the people are amazing!!!
African Tigress. Thank you for documenting my country Uganda 🇺🇬❤️. How come ,I have never seen this?🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Will be in Uganda on 26 this month
I will be around
Ril you're most welcome
Great video African tigress
Wow am proud of my country Uganda men show respect by removing the cap from their heads when talking or greeting, they bow their heads while the hands are together,when they are sited they stand up when the elder or the visitors to show respect to them I love you tigerss
Love you too 😍
Woooowww!!!! another nice vlog from u dia!!! Thx alot mukwano, i wish u meet Up with Nabs Arah
I'm on my way . 2020 it's nice to know I have a home . I love Africa 😍
Yes Ugandans are the most respectful people i think because i also got shocked
Men kneel while greeting their mothers. Because they say omwana takula maaso ga bazadde be,meaning you will always be a baby to your parents.
Good to learn
Webale wama
Some of us its only the girls, Always making us feel less than.
Love hearing about these cultural practices. I know for a fact African American women wouldn’t bow for anyone much less a man. I lived in Kenya 5 years and Kenyan men used to tell me Ugandan women were the most respectful women. Miss East African so much!!
That's true. Much respectful women s. We are not like another countries. Uganda has the most beautiful ,romantic and sweetness ladies 💯💯👌👌
@@susannakiganda6857 maybe I should have lived in Uganda lol. And the women are not loud mouth and angry (most of them), unlike Kenya lol !!
@@soulrebel2006 😂😂😂kenyan women are loud thats facts
@@marc8485 hahahahahahaa !!!
@@marc8485 loud as in talking over a man to prove a none existing truth where their emotions over ride logic most Kenya or African women are not like that at all
I love you Uganda! Much love from Atlanta, USA, Georgia. I'm coming to you! nkwagala! L
Great and informative video!
Ohhh jeez!!! It's nsanyusenyo okubalaba!! She said sanyusenyo balaba!! Quite a contrast in meaning!!! Even after 39 years of absence I can remember a few naratives.
Either way works, maube she wanted to make it easy for her to speak it out.
Great upload sis, Very informative
Thank you
Baganda people have a beautiful culture
I love this interview. I am sharing.
Thanks Baha for always supporting
Another great video great country
Great vid,I’m Zimbabwean and we have that culture of kneeling but not as much as it used to be back in the day,I’m currently living overseas and I can’t wait to find me My African Queen..
I love her reasoning thx for the show
You are welcome 🤗
Am a proud Ugandan 💃🏼💃🏼
Great Show... Am in Uganda while in kenya
That's really informative i love every bit
Thanks hun
Thanks for explore our country n culture n Africa.
They do that too in Nigeria
Kneeling?
@@AFRICANTIGRESS yes Yoruba people do that.
Wow, great vlog here, after seeing this, would love to visit uganda one of this fine days, they look so hospitable.
But then about eating grasshopper waahh, i better eat matoke all day lol
😂 😂 😂 Hata mimi grasshopper zii
Kneeling down en greet some one is very very good it shows respect as me a Uganda dada wangu thnx 4 uploading much luv for u💋💋💋 am 4rom UG.
The dear
Joanita is correct,,,the people are gentle and hospitable,,,i gotta visit Uganda one day
Yes hun you should
In fact am happy to see u in Uganda
I thought Oshay was exaggerating on Ugandan women being feminine now I have to go Uganda myself before its late 😂
Oh my God ue made my day 😂we are also waiting for ue
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@@Phatb20 Are you in Uganda 😂
Muganda wange wasubwa dda! Yanguwako. When God gives you a chance, of sampling the femininity of Ugandan women, I guarantee you that you will never want to leave Uganda. Ugandan women also have another metier which is only and only theirs, which we refer to as "okukyalira ensiko" and not mentioning 'ak'eMbarara'! Anxiously waiting, to show you around, Uganda's hospitality.
Nice vlog much love nd blessings.
You also have to be active in taking care of your safety. Your safety starts with you to begin with. You have to think. Great advice for anywhere in the world. Indeed.
African Tigress we also kneel here in Botswana as a sign of respect. You can kneel for 20 people but 50 i think is too much but if there is events like bride price payment you have to kneel for everyone, you can at least bend as a sign of respect
African Princess Rams I will visit gab one day u need to do a vblog for us and show us around there
@@kingjoshuamhuamk2559 I am planning to do that only that i can't get a right camera but i am hoping to buy one soon. Visit anytime you are allowed
@@africanprincessrams start with what you have, a phone
@@AFRICANTIGRESS I am trying but the phone i am using too bad for photos, but will just do my dear. Thank you for the advice
@@africanprincessrams wow,that's good to hear that atleast there are countries we share the kneeling culture,you know we are facing too much criticism here in Uganda from people of different background and i find it shocking asking Myself why other people find it difficult to let others practise their culture.People think that they are now too civilised to see this practice of kneeling,it is so annoying
This interesting interview now I want to visit Ug
Yo welcome dear
Thanks nice program from Ug
am used to the Tigress without The microphone.. hehe.. great interview though.. i travelled to Uganda almost 10 yrs ago.. its amazing.. The great Mabira forest..
Edwin Rotich
You are welcome again sir 😊
You should come back
@@wodetiana I will visit again soon. thanks
@@AFRICANTIGRESS yea, i will.. very soon
Awesome video
There are similarities in other cultures as well. Japanese culture has the kneeling aspect to it too.
good video like always
I think people are misunderstanding here, in the Buganda culture( Uganda), a woman will kneel to greet or serve her elders or husband out of respect and culture. Its Natural. But that doesn't mean we're being demeaned or anything. My husband will still respect me and listen to me, I will work, drive do everything and still be respected in the society. Femininity is in our nature.
Right on!!!!
Lots of modern women don't know nothing bout respect or true feminity
Kneeling is shared with other cultures in Uganda, it's not only found in buganda, for example also here in batoro we kneel, in banyoro they kneel.
Most Bantu people in Uganda adopted that culture, everywhere ladies kneels and its very common in villages.
I'm a muzunga , Irish-American . My wife and I have been married 22yrs 6 kids. If your going to marry a Ugandan lady learn her culture, teach your children because you will be close with her family also and part of the Ugandan community. In our home my wife does not knell, but when family comes our it's a Ugandan gathering then yes and my daughters also. It's very important to keep tradition, respect. ♥️
I'm Ugandan but I only kneel during prayers.
😂 😂 😂. Cheeei
Hahaha but really 😂😂 😂
@@darglousssemanda2138 or if a hide n seek cat goes under my bed😉
Then abakukuza tebaakutuuza. Kansuubire nti tewasalawo kuvvoola n'obutassa kitiibwa in your culture, olw'eddiini engwiira j'osoma!
@@mansoorlubega9706 🙆😂
I like this culture. Kneeling showing a sign of respect.
Baha Bascombe just come and get a woman from Uganda, u won't regret
I miss my home country... gonna be there September In Sha Allah
Welcome ka good one
I love Uganda I love music etc.
Waoo great nice being in Uganda hope to meet you if possible
I had never heard of the practice before your video.
I like Uganda' culture, just like my culture in Benin Kingdom Edo state Nigeria. Most African Countries have this culture of kneeling down for elders. It shows great respect.
this is wonderful, beautiful people, beautiful culture
Beautiful country people in Uganda
Great video
My god daughter is from Uganda but is in university in Canada. I love her so very, very much and would do anything for her.
What a woman I like them real women
Lot of thanks from United kingdom
Nice, place to be uganda
Wow ,thanks African Tigress i didn't know they kneel in Uganda too .The only place i knew about kneeling is Zambia where they kneel before their traditional chiefs.
Now you know and we people from central region share a number of cultural practices with Zimbia not only kneeling
Good video but i was hoping you would ask more questions, like about their music,schools, other major cities.....but next time
You will experience it in my next video
We really have good music though underrated mostly dance hall cause Ugandans like to dance Uganda is African Jamaica , if interested I can recommend u some
Absolutely beautiful women, and culture.
Very Interesting!
Women always gotta do the most. I'll kneel before God and elders.
Adah Abi stop whining
Wwwooooowww, am from north bby just come to gulu and eat malakwang ,obooo and we also kneel,,we have golden peace hotel,otino beach ,alobo club, gulu university etc...plus odii and ngwen,,,and another thing our men too kneel while going to pay dowery ,,,its a lovely culture
I will be coming there
Thnkx dia
Oh!..you guys i didn't know that you too kneel.All along i have known it to be for central and Eastern people not forgetting Acholis but aren't they from West Nile?
My heritage my pride yeah ,,in the history acholi and west Nile pipo ,,our fathers were brothers,, that z gipii and labongo ,,so they separated becoz gipii used the spear of labongo and the elephant ran with the spear so labongo had to demand gipii for his real spear not anew one but his real spear, so gipii had to go in the bush searched for the elephant till he got the spear,, it became now choas,,so one day labongo picked beats for gipii and gave his dota to play with then accidentally the dota swallowed gipii's beasts so gipii also demanded for his real beats and wat the had to do only to killed the dota to labongo,in order to get the beasts ,,,, so in pakwach that z where they cutted the tree in that Nile wit an axe and swore never to talk and meet again,,,.but thnkx to God we now even intermarriage... Karumaaa fall is really great that z sea power of Uganda comes from....
By the way tigress am updf lady,,I really love u and miss Trudy and wajesus family,, Milly and kabii ,,unfortunately and in Somalia now for work I could have seen u ,,but next time beta,,tell Trudy to love wodamaya and to convince him to come back to Uganda,,, love u all guys always on ur side
Thanks!
Am here yet again hommie😍😍❤❤❤
Grasshopper and ants😂😂😂😂😂😂I Kent😂😂😂😂
😂 😂
@@AFRICANTIGRESS you should do a video trying out their different meals
😂😂😂i don't think it's a season for neither of the two#African Tigress that laugh shows you never tried grasshoppers but it's yummy yummy oh!..i am even salivating just thinking about it.
Team#teamtrumaya followed from Kenya support team
Wow my home land 🇺🇬 I miss home
I don't think I can greet someone while standing, it's so normal, but again us from the western part of Uganda we give hugs in a polite manner while greeting.
Wooow
Waaawooo this is wonderful
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Uganda has strong culture than Kenya they still have kingdom too
Yes we have kingdoms am amuganda our kings is Ronald mwenda mutebi
I'm Ugandan but I think kenya's culture is just as strong
You guys reminded me of club Ange Noir in industrial area.
@LEILA NABZ we've never had them
@kiks lilo we thought we were helping refugees and look where it got us? We had a lot of Ugandans in Kenya in the 70s too when there was unrest in UG. Should we have chased them away too? Maybe some are your relatives 🤷🏿♀️
Kneeling is a sign of disciplines
Am proud to be amuganda 💃💃💃
Wow
This is interesting
respect and warm greetings yes the precious peril
Thanks Sister, for such an educative and inspirational video. Tusannyuse nnyo okukulaba. Webale nnyo okutukyalirako mu Uganda. Wabula tewerabira okukyaalako mu Lubiri lwa Ssaabasajja Kabaka, olw'e Mengo.
Nesiimye okuba omuganda
@@Africanwoman8 Mwannyinaze Nansamba, nze ky'ova olaba nga nnwanira ddala okulaba nga buli muntu mu nsi yonna amanya olulimi oLuganda. Nze ne ku buli You Tube channel kwendi subscriber, I usually comment in Luganda or Lugash. Ekyo nkikola okwagazisa and to popularize eby'obuwangwa n'ennono z'aBaganda. Mundabire nnyo mukodomi wange, omungambire nti enkoko yange agimpeereze ku mobile money. Kansabe Jjajja Nnabuzaana n'abacwezi bakunkuumire, nga bulijjo.
@@mansoorlubega9706 omuko munange tanalabika
@@Africanwoman8 Ajjakulabika. Tofaayo, era topapa, Mukama katonda ajja kutuwa omuntu omutuufu, atali mulyaake. Mwannyinaze, wegendereze nnyo "emuyaayu" j'oku internet kuno!
@@mansoorlubega9706 ok dia thanx
Love from Texas
Much love too
Lovely video.
Thanks
For Gid and my country 🇺🇬💕💞🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Kneeling by both genders, where am from, is a preserve for submission when Praying to our Almighty God mainly and not before any human being. However, I do admire and respect Buganda culture that maintains the tradition by their women. Most recently, I once watched a young Beautiful lady government minister most recently kneel before a traditional leader. That was quite an admirable gesture
Thank you love you
I remember I would kneel to greet villagers on the way home and even on my elder brothers. Kneel while preparing our staple food matooke,, and even my brothers would kneel as long as they come home even in their 20/30's, and I feel more comfortable to do staff while kneeling.
Woow
@@AFRICANTIGRESS thanks for the heart, let me subscribe now ,u have made my night.
I have made it in life now.haha
Kneeling was a sign of reverence and respect in all kinds of cultures before. Even Christopher Columbus kneeled when arrived at America.
Ugandans are loving people
I totally agree... Omg they are spoiling me
Respect!!!
Tusanyuse okulaba (Welcome to Uganda)our Tigress
Thanks now i can pronounce it thanks for writing
@@AFRICANTIGRESS your welcome 🤗🤗🤗
Kalibuni! vist Hoima City the way to oil areas!
Such beautiful women
Same in Angola in my mum and dad tribe Mbundu