It was grieved in Uganda.

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And Ugandans came to pay last respect 🙏

That's not a lie!

Mologolo... Dalisalamu... Is that What you call fluency... Eish!!!

@@fredrickloki4510 do u think that has stayed along time in tanzania no way... Tanzanians speak good and fluent kiswahili than any other country in this world.. Ts there first languags

@@emazjassam2452 It is like you have not been at the Coastal Side of Kenya... Not Only Do They Speak Fluently, But They Eloquently Do so... Those Guys are Smooth and Cannot Only be Rivaled and Matched by the Swahili Speaking Residents of Zanzibar... For Tanzanians, they are only good coz that's the only language they can speak...

@@fredrickloki4510 have been at Mombasa coastal and have stayed in tanzania... Tanzanians speak more kiswahili language than the coast in Kenya... Tanzanians kiswahili is there first language and mother tongue.....

Thank you for watching!!!

From a Tanzanian, she is quite good. I was shocked our Tanzanian lady didn’t know Chui😅

@@kajolo1288 😅😅

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@@kajolo1288 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

We also Kenyans!!!

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I'm a Congolese and I also love you guys ( Kenyan people )

I love that, and thank you for watching!!!

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Which Kenyan doesn't know pundamilia is zebra or chui is leopard?

@@Ledamasunshine101 Nairobi kenyans we don’t speak fluent swahili

Thank you so much for your comment ❤

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swahili was actually born in kenya and southern somalia before it spread to tanzania. Pate Chronicles dates a century older than Kilwa chronicles. The sultanate of pate is also older than kilwa sultanate.

In Zanzibar not tanganyika like mombasa

Swahili in its purest form is spoken all along the swahili coast from Lamu to northern mocambique. The most prominent dialect which was adopted by congo, rwanda and all the other east african nations is the Unguja dialect(Zanzibar). this was for a number of reasons, one being the Zanzibaris would raid for Slaves in eastern Congo and thoses areas. secondly the germans promoted this dialect when they took control of Tanganyika. So it's not that Tanzanians spoke the best swahili, its that is the most pronounced version of it at its best. but coastal Kenyans speak just as well. This coming from a ethnic swahili from Tanga

@@Ledamasunshine101 Who gave you that fake history

Thank you DR.

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Yes, it’s really amazing ! Thanks for watching @Claude Lyon. Please give this video a like and do not forget to subscribe to grow this family 😊🎊

Even in Kenya lahaja za Kiswahili ni tofauti.. TZ pia… in Kenya kuna Kimvita (the widely spoken dialect/lahaja) Kiamu (from Lamu), Kipate (Pate Island) Kibajuni, Kijomvu, etc

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@@AnalystTosh Correct

I’m also Congolese from Katanga, I totally agree 😅, When we speak Tanzanians can’t understand, it is so weird to speak the same language but not be understood. that’s why I really want to learn others Swahili

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You’re right! Thanks for watching, please do not forget to subscribe 🙏🏽

hamna kiswahili cha sheng believe hizo ni misimu na ubovu wa lugha mnaaongea hapo kenya nzima,amini sehemu kenya kidogo wanajaribu kuzungumza kiswahili vyema ni mombasa tu na bado wanakosea sana kuzungumza

Hamna kiswahili Kenya nzima isipokuwa Mombasani,acha fikra zako za kiboya

@@samuelokeyo8839 *if there's no Swahili in other parts of Kenya then tell me how on earth did i read and understood your comment yet I'm not from the Coastal parts of Kenya!*

Interesting?

Ouais, notre Swahili est funny🤣

Hey and from Goma village in Kenya 🇰🇪 living in 🇮🇸

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@@judithtshema i love our swahili it something else 😂🇨🇩❤💪🏿

ati kununua in goma ni kuuza..🤣

Aksanti sana @Umoja Afrika 🙏🏽

Shikomor

Uzuri ni kwamba lahaja zote za Kiswahili hueleweka. Mimi binafsi ni mwafrika Mmarekani na ninakielewa Kiswahili cha komoros na Mayotte. Naupenda muziki wa taarab kutoka Komoros mathalan 'Wawili wapendanao.' Waafrika tuko pamoja milele daima.

@@afrakanaswahilitv5520 Bro! Are you sure that you are AA?

@@AnalystTosh vigezo na masharti ya kuwa AA ni gani? Yataje nione?

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Kenya they don’t speak Swahili nor English 😂😂they have their own language it’s better you come Tanzania 🇹🇿

Kabisa

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What is pretty,being brown?

That is true. It’s very different!

You can't compare Tanzanian 🇹🇿 Swahili to all yours ,,sorry

@@irenewile why be sorry. We fine with our swahili and trust me i can speak yours by vertue of having lived both in Dar and Nairobi but when am with my people, feels nice and home to speak ours. Am from North East Congo

North east of Congo they speak good swahili which is mix with Tanzanian and Kenyan, but them too they sometimes mix it with their other languages when they are speaking to each other. I think it's all different because Africa has a lot of languages and they mix them to much

@@irenewile inferiority complex detected

monkey is kima in swahili

@@dativakimaro7640 just do a simple google search 😂😂😂 or use Swahili to English Kamusi

Thanks to you for watching and commenting!!!

@@dativakimaro7640 kima ni jamii ya nyani,

@@dativakimaro7640 Sawa Sawa ni kima. From zanzibar.

Funny indeed 😂

Haahaahhaahahh

Hiyo ni kali kabisa 🇰🇪🇰🇪in 🇮🇸

Hahahaha kimezaliwa upya tena,,,

Nangoja mazishi itakuwa wapi🙈

jamani unachekesha kweli mmmh afu swahili aikuzala batoto

Nope

@Golf Lima let me guess. You're from the Lingala side?

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😂😂Congolese Swahili

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😂😂😂😂😂🇨🇩❤💪🏿 We extra leave us alone

Acha HASIRA.... wapwani wpte wanaongea kiswahili CHA Tanzania ISIPOKUWA NYIE WAKENYA wa bara

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Thank you to you for watching 🙏🏽

Thank you🤗

@@judithtshema you're welcome dear.

Eh bien, elle est là 🤣🤣

Thank you so much!!!

This is funny! Swahili is not pure african, look at the word swahili itsef. It is arabic, meaning coastal. Swahili is a mixed language, based on the east african coastal bantu languages, with the addition of Arabic, Persian, Indian, Portuguese and more.

@@Ali-nl2du the real name of the so called swahili language is kingwana. Arabs from Oman used to go deep in central Africa for slaves trade. That's how bangwana people and language was spread from central to east Africa. Later it becomes the Lingua Franca used by arabs and other Africans to trade and the descendants of bangwana who were slaves in Zanzibar renamed their language Swahili. During the colonization, as Europeans authorites were searching how to administrate the African countries, they noticed, thanks to ethnologists that the kingwana language which was mainly spoken in East of Congo, North Zambia,South of Uganda and West Mozambique was actually the same language as the Swahili of Tanzania, Kenya and Zanzibar. There were some vocabulary differences many arabs and Persian words have been introduced in the Swahili of Tanzania and Zanzibar. That's very normal considering the domination of the sultan of Oman on those two regions. The vocabulary regarding spirituality can easily tell you the origin of a language. As a Bantu language, the Swahili observes the class rules for nouns, with a stem that indicates the meaning and suffixes and prefixes that indicate whether it is an object, an animal, a being or a concept. for example, Ngu is the radical which indicates the sky. Mu is the prefix that indicates being. Mungu means God in Swahili, wingu means cloud, binguni means in the sky, it is a concept that also means paradise. as you can see, Ngu being the radical, we can easily identify the derived words. I don't think Arabic obeys these rules grammatically. the fact that Julius Nyerere decided to standardize Swahili and make it the official language of Tanzania, contributed to a poor knowledge of the history of this language. Yes, I affirm it, Kingwana and Swahili are the same language, with the only difference being that Kingwana have kept the Bantu, African origin words. where Swahili has introduced and borrowed vocabularies from Arabic and Persian. but the grammar, the conjugation have remained the same, those of a Bantu language.

@@mahinanama The swahili city states, hence the swahili language, existed long before the arrival of Omani arabs in the coastal areas. Yes, Omani Arabs assisted in spreading the language deep into the interior of east africa, including the Congo. That happened during their trade caravans, which sadly, also included the slave trade. As an African, I believe they should offer us apologies and reparations for this heinous act. I demand the same from Europeans and other nations which took part in the slave trade or somehow profited from it. And from those who colonized us and until now, are stealing our wealth and resources. Back on topic: Kingwana is simply a swahili dialect. It is an offshoot of the Swahili language, not a source. That credit goes to bantu languages of coastal dwellers (the swahili people). I’m a swahili myself. I have visited several swahili towns and cities all along the coast, from Kenya to Tanzania, including the Islands. Wherever I came, I noticed similarities between their dialects and my dialect of kimakunduchi (kihadimu) from south Zanzibar. These coastal bantu dialects are the basis of modern kiswahili. It is the English who made swahili the official language, it simply made sense to them because the language was already widespread. It made it easier for them in their endeavor to colonize us. They chose the Unguja dialect (Zanzibar town) as the standard swahili - kiswahili sanifu. Nyerere was simply pragmatic enough to follow suit and declare the language the official language of TZ. That was just a formality from his part. Yes swahili is an african language with african grammar. As a coastal language, swahili contains between 15% to 40% loan words. The % is higher along the coast where the contact with foreigners was more intensive, and less towards the interior, for obvious reasons. Your Kingwana2Kiswahili theory does not hold. The reverse is true.

@@Ali-nl2du as far as I'm concerned, your theory doesn't hold.

@@mahinanama Sometimes it takes time to know, understand and accept the facts. Open minded people will be lead to the truth.

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Thank you!

It is a beautiful language!!!

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Anza sasa hivi, usisubiri

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Hi Simon, thank you for watching and commenting!!!

Absolutely..she is struggling with basic kiswahili words.

I agree with you Jp WaBob

Is there anywhere I can read this?

Thank you so much for watching Lisa😊

Too different in deed. I work at the hospital in Australia and I always make sure to get a translator from Congo because they mix their Swahili with Ligala and French and it becomes harder for the expert translators from other countries to help.

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@@emmanuelyakani4368 where are you from? Yes we mix our swahili with other languages but it get worst when we all sound different and have different accent and grammars depending on where we come from in congo

@@shalbec3232 Currently residing in Australia and there Congolese who migrated here to Australia. You mentioned that you understand Tanzanian and Kenyan Swahili but they struggle with understanding you. The reason is because you mix with French and Ningala. If you speak pure Swahili the difference would not be minor.

Salut @Loulou Coco merci beaucoup pour ton gentil commentaire. Merci aussi de regarder mes vidéos! Ça me tente de faire des vidéos en Swahili mais ce n’est pas du tout mon fort aussi. Je risque d’induire mon audience en erreur si je dois donner des cours de Swahili du Congo. Mais bien sûr que ça me ferra plaisir de partager ma culture sur YTB. Je vais créer plus de vidéos en Swahili. Si tu as des idées, stp partage avec moi. Merci😊😊

Merci beaucoup pour ta réponse Judith☺️ C’est vrai que donner des cours en swahili peut-être difficile. Est ce que tu pourrais plutôt juste faire des vidéo ou tu le parles? Par exemple tu peux chercher sur KZfaq « Jinsi ya kufanya makeup » pour t’inspirer, ce sont des filles en général tanzanienne qui montrent leurs manières de se maquiller uniquement en swahili. Voici quelques idées de vidéo que tu pourrais faire en t’exprimant uniquement en swahili : - Comment faire du Hinna, à quelle occasions, et les motifs qui viennent de l’Est du Congo (le henné) - Haul vêtements et conseils - Les marchés et les grandes villes - Tutoriels de maquillage - Tutoriels de plats de l’Est du Congo - Comment sont les mariages et les vêtements traditionnels à l’Est du Congo. - Vlog des paysages a l’Est du Congo - Les diffèrentes choses à visiter entre ami lors d’un voyage. - Où séjourner lors d’un voyage à l’Est du Congo. - Les différences entre le Swahili du Katanga et du Kivu. - Recommandations de youtubeurs Congolais qui ont une chaîne en Swahili J’espère que cela peut t’aider à créer du contenu, j’ai hâte de regarder tes nouvelles vidéos 🥰🙏🏿✨

Encore merci pour tes idées. Je ferai de mon mieux pour les réaliser. J’ai même une vidéo qui sera publiée le Samedi montrant comment les mariages se passent au Congo. Je suis du Sud-Est de la RDC-Katanga- et non de l’Est. Je sais que chez vous, vous avez plusieurs choses à montrer au monde, nous n’avons que les mines chez nous 😬😊😄.

@@judithtshema Merci à toi Judith pour ton travail, je vais activer la cloche pour ne surtout pas rater ta vidéo de Samedi 😉😁 J’ai grandis en France du coup malheureusement je ne connais pas beaucoup le pays. Mais je suis sure d’une chose, que ce soit à l’Est, à Kinshasa ou au Katanga notre grand pays est vraiment magnifique. Même ce qui te paraît insignifiant, ou la moindre activité vaut la peine d’être montré pour nous autres en Europe qui n’ont pas la chance d’être sur place ❤️🥰

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We nae !! Kiswahili was born where? Ndio mlichofundishwa hcho shuleni kwenu au wikipedia 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣go do you research before raving !!

Ee ndicho tulikifundishwa, shuleni kwetu. Lakini wewe Baba/Mama, tunaomba kutufundisha wapi ilizaliwa. Asante.

@@lilyg2134 Swahili civilization started a century earlier in Kenya and somalia before it spread to tanzania and mozambique

Très grande différence 🤣

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you!!!

Thank you so much for your comment!

You are very right!

Thank you so much. Thanks for watching @nuwagaba ronald

Oh aksanti, aksanti😊😊

Karibu sana Africa Mashariki, HAKUNA MATATA

😅😅😅 your comment is soo funny. Thanks for watching! We all forgot our Swahili in front of the camera, especially knowing we were somehow representing our respective countries😅🥲😉

So embarrassing that twiga escapes them. Let's be serious with national languages please. Is it contempt of kiswahili or what?

the Congolese lady knew more Kiswahili than the Kenyan and Tanzanians

@@emmanuelluvai9399 it's probably because since school they haven't used Swahili. Of course they'll forget.

In Kenya we get drunk with English

True 🥰🇨🇩❤💪🏿 proud congolese

There is no standard language anywhere. Culture significantly influences accents and slangs. In the UK, the Scots don't speak like the English, Irish, and the Welsh as the have very distinct accents. Australians, the British, Canadians, Caribbeans, Africans, and Americans (US people) all speak differently. Even within individual countries, people have different accents depending on the regions they live in. For example, Londoners and Liverpudlians speak differently, and so are the New Yonkers and Texans. We Africans must love to embrace our differences and stay united in dynamism because people can never be similar.

@@Editor-dt6sq That is true. I was thinking of having something similar to the standard UK English, Standard US English or Standard Australian English. Since we are all in the same community now, Swahili might become the official language for the political institutions the community sets up. It will help if there is the standard way of writing official documents for example. The people can continue using their local dialects as they wish

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@@Editor-dt6sq Am I confused or? There is always a standard language and of course the dialects that differs according to a place,but there is standard language and that is what is being used in public transports( train stations, airports),in schools or public offices or even national events(a president can never speak to a nation using a dialect,but I believe he could speak using dialect when he's addressing a small audience like in country part of a nation.

@@neemayatosha1618 The person from the U.K says rubbish, chips, and and "leftenant." The person from the US says trash, french fries and "lutenant>" do you get me now? language is al about learning what other people say differently so that people can have smooth conversations. The Kiswahili spoken in Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda are identical, but the one spoken in Congo is only slightly different but does not affect conversations. Standardizing Kiswahili would mean demeaning other people's dialects, which is a form of cultural discrimination. The best thing to do is to develop a Kiswahili dictionary that integrates all East African dialects. Inclusion is better than standardization when addressing issues on culture. Rember, Caribbeans and North Americans understand each other, although they speak different forms of English. Kiswahili, in itself, is a standard language that unites East Africans.

Oh nice!!! Thanks for watching!!

Thought the same....huyu diaspora nahisi 🤔

Hata leopard hajui ni chui

Hatari sana

Hata mimi nimeshangaa, nilikua natumai huyo dada mtanzania atajua.

@@semwenzimohamed7609 leopard ni chui na cheetah ni duma.

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Naendesha/naharisha mean Having diarrhoea.. Nakwenda kunya/ Haja kubwa-- to have gone taking a heavy 💩 they are used disimilarly. Nyani-- ni mdogo mithili ya Tumbili na huwa wakaidi sana kuliko Tumbili- yaani wako kama binaadamu wakorofi aka ni BABOON lakini Tumbili ni kima wa kawaida tu (monkey)

Baboon and monkey respectively

@@ramyali6347 tumbili ndio ngedere, na nyani na kima jamii moja wote Ni wakubwa

@@kibeginiblue7188 nyani na kima ni tofauti. Nyani huwa mnene kima mwembaba zaidi. Na mikia ya kima huwa mikubwa hadi huburuza na huyatumia kushikilia miti. lakini nyani baadhi mikia midogo na jamii nzima hawawezi kushikilia miti kwa mikia . KIMA na TUMBILI ndiyo wa moja na Ngedere ndiyo jamii yao. Nyani ni Tofauti na wote hao.

Hawa wote wanabahatisha kiswahili,,it's not perfect.

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Mzimu upo kenya huko una hanyahanya huko,,, hahahahaha

Zanzibar is Tanzania too

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swahili was actually born in kenya and southern somalia before it spread to tanzania. Pate Chronicles dates a century older than Kilwa chronicles. The sultanate of pate is also older than kilwa sultanate.

Literally 😹

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Kiswahili and Simon Makonde wako na historia mfupi sana

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Shame, really?? Remember these are people who've lived in abroad for a while, so its understandable.

Yeah watu wameishi nje. Leopard it's nduma I think hahaha 🤣🤣🤣

@@jokabable Actually Leopard is Chui and Cheetah is Duma (not nduma).

@@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547 ooh duma not nduma hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 atleast I had a clue Kati Yao kuna duma hahaha 🤣🤣

@@jokabable Nduma...kwa ni chakula

Jambo! Karibu ujifunze. Kiswahili ni rahisi.

My sister from speaking swahili for katanga, she was born Est of d.r.c may be grown up katanga

I am from d.r.c (katanga)

@@roberttshitenda7878 ndugu, habari ya Katanga?

@@afrakanaswahilitv5520 katanga tuko salama, iko south ya d.r.congo tuna gawanya mupaka na zambie mu copperbelt area3

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We know our pple 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😘😘

Wasapere hujulikana tu😎

I too could tell the Tanzanian

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Was someone competing with you or something? As far as I know, Kenyans are comfortable with their sheng version. For us Ugandans, Luganda is preferred but we are trying to add Swahili slowly slowly.

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@@TonnyOkelloyour from uganda. Stay on the sidelines

Ati unasikia nini? Kunywa maji?

Yes our swahili is pure african and congolese it unique so it stands out and the fact that we have different accents,dialect and words makes it even harder and different from all other swahili out there

Not scar but skull 💀 kipara bila pesa ni kovu,

@@carolwangari2896 kovu ni scar.