Wow. Are you Zimbabwean yourself Mutare is my village💪👍

Mutare is a city​@@BonganiMagadu

One love indeed, thank you

One love indeed, don't forget to add shangan: nyama is nyama, munyu, famba, huku, same meaning same spelling thank you.

Bravo, one way of learning a language better is through music .

@@kintuslounge253 I fully agree with you but how can we get Uganda music? I'm based in Sauth Africa can you give me two or more Ugandan musicians so that I can download it.

Can u send me Tanzania and Luganda hope I will enjoy it to the fullest

Thank you for the comment. That idea of a Bantu dictionary is really great.

That's very, we need to put these words together to benefit us and those who would like to know as well as our future generations

I love the Kinyarwanda dictionary, it has the meaning of some of the words including Zimbabwean names

​@@kintuslounge253in uganda we have Abakiga abanyakore abatooro abanyooro they speak the same😂

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Muy bien amigo

Unfortunately u are very reluctant people to understand cultures, behaviours outside buganda. That's why u are so weak unfortunately u think it's a source of strength to ignore them and yet all bantu people got a common enemy.

Yes we are one.

Shona people migrated from the great lakes around lake Tanganyika to the southern region. You will find same surnames in Zimbabwe and Uganda

Yes, the bantu speakers of Southern Africa who are Nguni speakers came from Central Africa that's why there's a similarity of languages.

They are Bantu languages

Thank you for your comment. That's very true.

Thank you for sharing that info.

Not just appearance even accent! My mums friend is from Zimbabwe her and accent sounds Ugandan im not even lying like I didn't even know she was Zimbabwen. Her accent sounds like ours its surprising

Can we be friends for sure

Most people on the chat from various countries, l notice they do understand Shona. Amazing

I do agree with 100%

aaahhh why you lie . only shona you have common words

You are very right. I wish many could realise and we promote obuntu amongst ourselves.

Do your research before you accuse people of lying.

@@kintuslounge253 kkkkkk he is just adding comment don't mind him Just keep up good work of uniting us African bantu. Love you my sister.

Thank you for liking.

The same here. Thanks for liking. I have also noticed similarities between Luganda and many more languagues as l will demonstrate in my other videos. Your idea is very good and l don't mind being part of it.

This is why Kiswahili will be very easy for people from southern African Country’s to Learn Kiswahili as it has their derelict already in most of the their languages

That's very true.

@@summerbrightbright4602 you are very right.

On that note, you may want to start with a reconciled Bantu Dictionary. The best way of doing it is by entering all Bantu dictionaries into an excel spreadsheet, which will help you arrange all the similar words in alphabetical order.

Thanks for your comment.

Thank you for your support. Getting exposed to other Africans got me to dig into this because l could pick words out of their vocabulary l would understand. One time we must have been one, but time, movement and experiences influences languages. I believe that what happened.

Thanks for your encouraging words.

Thank you for your comment,which Bantu are you? Myself l got interested because my husband speaks Shona, so when l was in their company l noticed the LUGANDA words in Shona eventually finding out they had same meaning.

Thank you my Dear. I do appreciate your contribution.

@@kintuslounge253 well my mum can speak Luganda, Lusoga, Kinyarwanda and Kiswahili but in our family we speak swahili 🥰 my mum grew up in jinja Uganda but also was brought up in Kenya and my mums mum is Rwandanese so were pretty mixed with a lot of East African countries 😅 but swahili is our mother tounge since we was kids 🥰

The same words are similar in kinyarwanda

@@edwardnkurunziza7137 yes as well. Shona I's similar to luganda swahili and kinyarwanda

I wish for the same too. We should unite in our diversity.

I appreciate you my brother.

Just a small correction, we are descendants of Shem and Ham. Japhet gave rise to the Europeans. Thank you, much appreciated for that information.

@@kintuslounge253 This is the greatest mystery of all time. The translators of the bible, like Josephus, hid Ham between Japhet and Shem so that you will not see the deception. Ham is Cain's great-grandchild after the flood - that is how the devil continued after the flood and you wonder how? He probably hid in the cave or in the ark. But that is what happened. Change the names on the Table of Nations between Ham and Japhet and you have the correct genealogies. Who was in the South when Abraham went into the South, Japhet's Children! Not Ham. Read the Apocrypha and you will see/hear that Noah had 2 sons, Japhet and Shem. That is one of the reasons they were removed from the bible. More to come..Peace.

Thanks for that information.

Thank you for your contribution.

Where are you from ? I shona

I am Ugandan.

@successmike, Gogo is not shona though we sometimes use it, we say AMBUYA is (grandmother) and ambuya (mother in law) the key is how you stress word.

Welcome Sis.

great thanks for taking time to type I did learn

Thanks for your comment.

Very true I always listen to Ugandan musicians but the words made me get shocked because they are the same

It's a big revelation.we are one big family

In Luganda we have both L and R but in speaking we only have L. R isnt pronounced as R and many Baganda have difficulties pronouncing r in english or Kinyankole . In writing, we use r only when it follows vouls e and i. e.g fire- Omuliro is pronounced as Omulilo without r but in writing we put r because there is i ( or e).

Nzou or ndlovu in Ndebele and ndlovu in luganda.

Thank you for liking. That's what l also believe. We are one big family and we don't even know it.

Yes thanks for your input I m Ugandan and MuKenyan But l get pissed off when Ugandan people in all people of Eastern Africa would say that they don’t know Kiswahili. I can never understand to why in the world they would behave ignorantly like that towards Swahili.. but then they say that understand Zimbabwe’s language which is mills apart.from Luganda and Kiswahili

swahili isn't bantu inspired. It's a bantu base language with vocabulary addition from arabic lol.

@Jessen.. I think you are wrong, I personally don't speak swahili. My mother language is luganda. And I think my brother speaks kikuyu better than Swahili.

@@apolokabali7595 okay so what you are saying is that Luganda language is more popular than Kiswahili. So is that your point…I will 100% disagree with you and that your opinion is some how wrong I want you to remember That Luganda language is only spoken in central Uganda..other parts of Ugandan people speak their own languages and Luganda is not one of them..you see the thing is lots Baganda people are extremely ignorant and they are weakest link to Baganda people not Learning and speaking Kiswahili However Kiswahili is moving forward in the world and is one of the fastest growing African language in the world So don’t be ignorant just join in and go with the Crowd maybe you will enjoy it.. 250, million Kiswahili speakers cannot be wrong. Compared with 2 1/2 million people speaking Luganda..so Swahili is the future Swahili is the best African language make your own research and you will find the answers to what I’m saying to be nothing but the fact and truth about Kiswahili …personally I’m from Uganda. And I’m not Baganda. So you can imagine from my tribe is not even Bantu but Kiswahili is the only language that I find to ease to communicate with other Ugandans within my Country

Yes you're correct

I would like to learn this Luganda language

You are welcome my dear

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For sure I'm Uganda & that sounds about true. We even have kingdom of ankole, traditionally known as obugabe bean ankole. Their king is Mugabe(king)

@@PatSenoga I referenced 'Omugabe'/"obugabe" in an earlier post. When President Mugabe ruled, I was thinking how dignified and fitting was his stature as National Leader: It was as if one of the 'Omugabe' Ancestors re-incarnated as ruler of Zimbabwe.

Thank you my sister so many people are coming out saying the same. Thank you for sharing, explanation that's will be nice.

Thanks for liking

Yes! It is not just the shared 'Bantu' language: Many other cultural behaviors are shared by the 'Bantu' people. Bantu speakers share the same fundamental Ubuntu spirit of community.

I know.

You are welcome my dear.

Yes, you are confirming what some subscribers have said. That's interesting.

Oh oh! this does not make sense to me. But who am l to say. In Uganda we have many tribes, may be in his tribe. Or else he was being a dirty old man. However there some words which are spoken in Shona and these same words have different meaning in Luganda.

😂😂😂😂 that's hilarious!!

You know in Uganda we have many languages , l did not know thats what it means, perhaps its one of the languages but l have not heard it my language.

True

Yes being the first as that legend goes, l wanted to honour him.

Just story tales. Different tribes but with similarities

Amazing, thank you for your comment.

Thank you for that insight.

Central and Eastern africa isn't North of Africa you meed verify your facts first

I thank you for your commentry, it is very enriching.

@@h.m.5724 But you have to remember for the people in South Africa, all the countries on the upper parts are in the north. Although according to history, the African map is upside down, South Africa should be the north. This was all intended, but l won't go there.

@@kintuslounge253 My sister you know stuff

We went to Madagascar too!!

In the holly book it says people were speaking the same language up untill when they decided to build a tower and that where tings changed when the creator demolished the tower.

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That goes on to show we are all Bantu and variations have come as a result of time and place.

Yes that is very true, thanks for your comment.

Thank you for liking Kaggwa owe ngabi.

@@kintuslounge253Nyabo webale kusiima. Kyokka erinnya lyange Kaggwa siryakika wabula lya balongo. Nga era bw'omanyi nti oli azadde abalongo n'abaana b'azadde bonna baba n'amannya, okusinziira mu nnono n'obuwangwa bwaffe Abaganda. Galaga nti bebabazadde n'abaana baabwe abalongo oba nti baazaalibwa nabo. Mu mannya ago mwemuli Nalongo nyabwe ne Salongo kitaabwe. Bbo abaana baabwe batera okutuumimwa amannya nga gano: Kigongo, Babirye, Nakato, Wasswa, Kato, Kizza, Kaggwa, Kigongo. Nze nzira ku balongo bannyinaze Babirye ne Nakato, kwe kuntuuma Kaggwa, kyokka nga neddira Mmamba (Kakoboza, omutaka ye Gabunga). Ndi mutabani w'omugenzi Salongo Luzinda.

Thank you for teaching me that information, myself l did not know.

@@kintuslounge253 You are welcome, dear.

@@apolokaggwa6521 what is the meaning of word "NZIRA"

Thank you. Greetings too from Kintu's Lounge.

Israel code(NTU). House of Jacob (bantu). Truth shall prevail in last days

I am humbled by all your comments. I think we need to find ways to take this to the next level. Any suggestions are welcome.

@@kintuslounge253 True. I'm a linguist & appreciate the good job yo doing

"mushe" is a slang word in Shona meaning "well". The correct Shona statement for "I slept well" is "Ndarara zvakanaka".

I want to thank u. How do I say thank you in Shona?

Thank you let us know the words so that we can all know

Thank you liking. It's true we are one people who

Yes we are #Bantu

Thank you your comment. I will try my best and bring you that content on the similarities between Basoga and Shona.

After reading your comment i had to go and listen to Lusoga language. I speak Shona and i could not understand anything but the language sounds like that of Zimbia

Weebale nkusima.

Oh really, which words, and which part of kenya

@@kintuslounge253 thanx for the great word madam

Thats very true, let's us start appreciating one another. We should promote African tourism and celebrate our oneness.