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Liberty

Liberty

Elder Lister
Acha nirudie kuuliza swali ya upuus tena, I know it has been discussed many times, why is it that, we Kenyans when we travel abroad (UK and US) and stay there for sometime, tukirudi, we change the dialect, tunaongea kama Americans or British, but tukienda India or China, Satafrica etc we dont speak like them? @Ice_Cube do you talk the way Siberians or Russians speak?
 
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Okiya

Elder Lister
Liberty said:
Acha nirudie kuuliza swali ya upuus tena, I know it has been discussed many times, why is it that, we Kenyans when we travel abroad (UK and US) and stay there for sometime, tukirudi, we change the dialect, tunaongea kama Americans or British, but tukienda India or China, Satafrica etc we dont speak like them? @Ice_Cube do you talk the way Siberians or Russians speak?
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Mimi nikienda mombasa once nimefika mutito andei najipata naongea maneno mazito kama kujistaftahi, tarakilishi etc.
 
Ice_Cube

Ice_Cube

Elder Lister
Liberty said:
Acha nirudie kuuliza swali ya upuus tena, I know it has been discussed many times, why is it that, we Kenyans when we travel abroad (UK and US) and stay there for sometime, tukirudi, we change the dialect, tunaongea kama Americans or British, but tukienda India or China, Satafrica etc we dont speak like them? @Ice_Cube do you talk the way Siberians or Russians speak?
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when speaking Russian there are some words which have to be expressed as them especially intonation.. while learning it in Russian Language school during my first year there the teacher, Tatiana, greatly stressed on intonation... she also never let a chance go by to remind us that she was married. I guess she saw the hunger in our eyes..

But when speaking kiswahili I can speak like Johntezz wa Eastlands, ama Kama wa kile, or Njenga wa Nyeri depending on my surrounding
 
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Nastos

Nastos

Lister
Ice_Cube said:
when speaking Russian there are some words which have to be expressed as them especially intonation.. while learning it in Russian Language school during my first year there the teacher, Tatiana, greatly stressed on intonation... she also never let a chance to go by to remind us that she was married. I guess she saw the hunger in our eyes..

But when speaking kiswahili I can speak like Johntezz wa Eastlands, ama Kama wa kile, or Njenga wa Nyeri depending on my surrounding
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Thats me
 
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