When u meet again do a try not to laugh video😂😂will be funny

New subscriber .Avri and Simas.

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The first time to ear Lithuania country

@@loveelooh1964 me too

Me too

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watching here in saudi but from Uganda, thankx Ash

Am here

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Uganda and Kenya forever bonded..

Thank you dia for loving Uganda

Maze!!! Mtusamehe kaa tunawaibishanga lakini kizungu ni cha wenyewe😂😂😂😂

That’s so Fanny You could add Nigeria too

We love you too guys ♥️

We don't stress hahaha 😆 🤣

Until you speak to an American in US, you’ll know how hard it is for them to understand what you are saying. However, I agree with you. Ugandans don’t twist syllables

I am Ugandan

She sounds more like a mukiga 🤣🤣🤣

I like this Mukiga gal

Just say Ugandan for God’s sake lol. The same way you mentioned the country Jamaica. You didn’t say “The Carribeans”. Mention her country.

Bro it’s not that big of a deal

yaass

@@blairmetalor it's not that deep

@@akirasato3148 Who said it was “deep”?

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U knw🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yaa she's a westerner

I figured that too you

Ma fellow munyakore...

Makarios perfection don't deceive that you realized that she came from the West due to her English accent 🙅🙅😒 It's her who said that she is from Western Uganda

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So funny 🤣😆

Beer can of aluminium...Aluminium beer can😁

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Hi I'm from Haïti 🇭🇹 I'd like to have some friends who live there just to share something like your culture I'd like to know some and idem with me.

@@wendypoussaint1391 u are welcome

Uganda was colonised by British,dats why

Yeah, we use British English in Uganda

@@nashstoms2174 01-@1%¿

We Ugandans

All the East Africa countries speak the British English, it is so easy to understand and pronounce

commenting on KZfaq videos is fun, u should do it more often.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣same here.

So much fun 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💗💗

So much love 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💓

Dat Ugandan is basing on one tribe's accent. Uganda has many tribes

I meant to say why leave the letter in the word.

For sure I can't stop 🤣 🤣🤣

@@Mimi-c7j hihihi 😁😁

Uganda

Even they ask me do u want hamburger l told them no ltis cold bagar ash you're light

Ikr😂😂she was like just asking😂😂

Just love how raw and real she is. Otherwise she represents more of those who hv had their education in a rural set up as compared to urban

@@martharinebiseko1457 naye mukama ne bikila maliya hmmm she represents the real rural humans to understand english fast with her rrrrrra 😜🤦‍♀️Amarwaa🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

Yeah, she sounds a bit like Ann Kansiime🙂

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@@nasirumbiquranlngmadinah8489 😂😂which is very OK.

Search well 😂😂

Kenyan

Really

UGANDA IS LEADING IN AFRICA AND RANKED NUMBER THREE WORLD WIDE

@@aziizaaziiza4554 MY DEAR, I UNDERSTAND KENYANS, YOU SPEAK YOUR ENGLISH OUT OF TENSES, YOU DONT KNOW PRESENT, PAST, FUTURE TENSES

File papah 😊

Well it depends. If it is a solid object made with aluminium, then we Jamaican still say 'aluminum' without 2nd letter i. If its the aluminium foil, then we Jamaican say 'file papah'

Sed way suh

Frrr

Because we learn . In British English.. darling and we were colonised by Britain 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬

@@nzejescamaamaronia9627 exactly

Evans is American

Uganda uses British English so your right

Coz were colonised by British

Same

Love the sisterhood in you

It partly depends on which part of Uganda one comes from. Also, which kind of school they went to and how much emphasis the teacher(s) put on pronunciation of English words.

@@revanrijndgreat8670 trust me I know. Same with Namibians.

@@booty3545 i don't know about you but I went through the Ugandan education system and was taught by both kinds of teachers. I had teachers who wanted us to pronounce words the British way (like kidney) and those who never cared when the pupils pronounced them with a touch of their mother tongue (like key-dee-knee). There are Ugandans who endeavour to speak English without the slightest touch of their mother tongue - think of Timothy Kalyegira, the late Bbaale Francis, pupils from international schools - and there are those who simply don't care how their English sounds. The average Ugandan is mostly from The latter category.

The northerners dont have chi but rather say si. Chicken becomes sicken and sips

@@verajjingo6706 😂😂😂

@@verajjingo6706 but it's way good if you listen to them, yes they make a little mistake but they are perfect no hate

@@verajjingo6706 hahaha I've laughed hard

@@verajjingo6706 Not all of us dear am a luo (japadhola) bt I DNT say sips,sicken or bybration😂😂😂 I pronounce my letters well😂

Hi Ash our own 🇺🇬

You have killed me guy😂😂😂😂

But u😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Potatoes and jerrycan😅😅😅 I love my country and my people so hard

@@ayesigyeannitah7713 facts, come tell my mum i need caramel, beercan, she will think im crazy🤣🤣

Totally agree and also depends on type of school one attended.

We have aluminium but not its equivalent in our languages perhaps it remains like skirt

We do, but unless am buying aluminium foil, I really have no reason to say the word in my daily life

So what's aluminum in your mother tongue??

U didn't hear well ,the point is how to say in our languages ,if you have share

I am montego bay Jamaica close to Catherine hall

Same here .

Ugandan English is the best it's understandable