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qoraxeey wrote:

CaliBurco wrote:They freed your people and are busy building you a state in Kismaayo.

Thank you would have been enough, no need to speak their language.

shut up = aliyeifunga


i love google

original dervish wrote:why the hell would you want to learn a Bantu language?

PrinceDaadi wrote:

caburiye1 wrote:

PrinceDaadi wrote:
Ksawahili is a bantu language?

Kiswahili is a watarabu language. They are more light skinned than somalis. Waa muwaladiin. Arabs/Mijikenda ofsprings.

You can google Najib balala or khalid balala or sharif nasir and see how they look.

what you are talking is the Swahili people not the kswahili(which is the language spoken by Swahili people).

The idiot guy called Original dervish said kswahili is is a bantu langauge so i asked him how so? These comment something which they have no idea.

The Swahili language or Kiswahili[3] is a Bantu language spoken by various ethnic groups that inhabit several large stretches of the Mozambique Channel coastline from northern Kenya to northern Mozambique, including the Comoros Islands.[4] It is also spoken by ethnic minority groups in Somalia. Although only five million[inconsistent] people speak Swahili as their mother tongue,[5

In Somalia, where the Afro-Asiatic Somali language predominates, a variant of Swahili referred to as Chimwiini (also known as Chimserves balazi) is spoken along the Benadir coast by the Bravanese people.[23] Another Swahili dialect known as Kibajuni also as the mother tongue of the Bajuni minority ethnic group, the latter of whom inhabit the tiny Bajuni Islands as well as the southern Kismayo region.[23][24]

In Oman, an estimated 22,000 people speak Swahili.[25] Most are descendants of those who repatriated after the fall of the Sultanate of Zanzibar.[26][27]

qoraxeey wrote:amaljaber


are U sijuu

qoraxeey wrote:what kind of siijuu are you


most somali siiju are issaq and ogadens

cabdallah252 wrote:I was once interested in learning Swahili, mainly because of its importance in Africa, but it is against my principles to speak a Bantu language, so I never bothered learning it and never will. Speaking a Bantu language is the lowest level a Somali could reach.

If you want to learn another East African language, learn Amharic instead, it's much better.

Shirib wrote:how is Amharic better? If anything swahili is a lot more useful

cabdallah252 wrote: It's a lot more sophisticated, they have a cool script, respectable history, almost all educated Ethiopians from other ethnic groups speak it, and Ethiopian chicks are a million times hotter than Kikukukus.

Lillaahiya wrote:Mwongo