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Just a reminder. Please show us your SGR train[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Ukinionyesha nahama JF
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Wewe ni kilaza wa mwisho, si ndo wewe ulikujaga na "an hotel"?!Mr broken English.................. Mad men doesn'tn't belong here.
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Papi Chulo achana na huyu unajisumbua bure. Ukim-tight Atakuletea ka news paper cutting.
Wewe ni kilaza wa mwisho, si ndo wewe ulikujaga na "an hotel"?!
Sasa, "doesn'tn't" ndo nini?!
Haya tuseme ni typo, still neno man/men/woman SHOULD NEVER be followed by a "doesn't"!! I learnt that in class 4 if not 3. Ulicha shule darasa la ngapi wewe?
Alafu hapo unaita mtu "mr broken english"! Yani we ni Kubwa jinga.
Usiniletee hasira zako za kukosa supu ya albino. This is new year and I don't argue with mad men.Papi Chulo achana na huyu unajisumbua bure. Ukim-tight Atakuletea ka news paper cutting.
Wewe ni kilaza wa mwisho, si ndo wewe ulikujaga na "an hotel"?!
Sasa, "doesn'tn't" ndo nini?!
Haya tuseme ni typo, still neno man/men/woman SHOULD NEVER be followed by a "doesn't"!! I learnt that in class 4 if not 3. Ulicha shule darasa la ngapi wewe?
Alafu hapo unaita mtu "mr broken english"! Yani we ni Kubwa jinga.
Huyo we mzoee tu yaani jamaa kwa broken wapo njema kishenzi yan
Ananijua vizuri sana na ndo maana nilipomuambia alete broken zangu,na mimi nilete za kwake...kanyuti kama hayupo vile!Papi Chulo achana na huyu unajisumbua bure. Ukim-tight Atakuletea ka news paper cutting.
Wewe ni kilaza wa mwisho, si ndo wewe ulikujaga na "an hotel"?!
Sasa, "doesn'tn't" ndo nini?!
Haya tuseme ni typo, still neno man/men/woman SHOULD NEVER be followed by a "doesn't"!! I learnt that in class 4 if not 3. Ulicha shule darasa la ngapi wewe?
Alafu hapo unaita mtu "mr broken english"! Yani we ni Kubwa jinga.
Men doesn'tUsiniletee hasira zako za kukosa supu ya albino. This is new year and I don't argue with mad men.
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Men doesn't
We jamaa una English moja ya kiduwanzi sana!!..sijui shule gani ulisomea..
Total land acqution inclusive of legal and court charges cost only ksh30b The whole cost of SGR now is ksh 500bi thnk its premature to compare kenya sgr na tz sgr, bado details nyingi hatuzifaham bado, but with time may be things will be a little clearer, anyway here is a little comparison between kenya sgr and ethiopia.
Railways have classes one two and three.Minimum curve radius - Ethiopia: 2000 m; Kenya 1200 m.
Maximum gradient - Ethiopia: 1.0%, Kenya: 1.2%
Passing loop length for single track sections - Ethiopia: 3 km; Kenya: 1.2 km
Maximum distance between passing loops - Ethiopia: 30 km; Kenya: 30 km
Axle load - Ethiopia: 25 tons; Kenya 25 tons
Rails - Ethiopia: 60 kg/m; Kenya 60 kg/m
Length - Ethiopia: 656 km; Kenya 485 km (not including dual track, loop sections, yard tracks, etc)
Dual Track - Ethiopia: 115 km ; Kenya 0 km
Total budget (including Stations, rolling stock,etc) - Ethiopia: $2.8 billion; Kenya: $3.804 billion
Cost per km - Ethiopia: $4.27 million; Kenya: $7.84 million
My one pence observation, land issues in kenya are a big problem in investment
That amount was only for the first phase.Total land acqution inclusive of legal and court charges cost only ksh30b The whole cost of SGR now is ksh 500b
As a matter of fact, you are right! My mistake for putting man up there.Men inaenda na don't sio doesn't. Doesn't Inatumika kwenye singular. Copy that?
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Nina wasiwasi na elimu ya huyu Teargass yani broken zake ni za primary school dropout kabisa. Hata arguments zake, "There's nothing tiresome like arguing with mad man" (sentensi yenyewe ni wrong) eti hapo amewasilisha hoja! Yani kubwa jingaMen doesn't
We jamaa una English moja ya kiduwanzi sana!!..sijui shule gani ulisomea..
Nina wasiwasi na elimu ya huyu Teargass yani broken zake ni za primary school dropout kabisa. Hata arguments zake, "There's nothing tiresome like arguing with mad man" (sentensi yenyewe ni wrong) eti hapo amewasilisha hoja! Yani kubwa jinga
Now look at your argument! Your arguments only fit in a lower primary debate contest! Seriously, Are you really this thick in real life?!Hohoho a Tanzanian want to teach me English? Naona dunia ishaisha tayari. What's wrong with the sentence anyway?
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Hehehe I said it[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Tanzanian can never and will never teach me anything concerning English. So in your whole life you have never heard of the word "Tiresome"?[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]Now look at your argument! Your arguments only fit in a lower primary debate contest! Seriously, Are you really this thick in real life?!
About whats wrong with yourstatement....
You said " There's nothing tiresome like arguing with mad man"
Correct sentences would be:
1. There's nothing tiring like arguing with a mad man.
2. There's nothing tiring like arguing with mad men.
One more correction, its "Tanzanian wantS to teach me English?" and yeah, a Tanzania corrected your english.... which in your think world means dunia ishaisha!(shaking head)
Tiring should not be placed in that sentence. Look at the difference between "Tiresome" and "tiring" alafu urudi.Now look at your argument! Your arguments only fit in a lower primary debate contest! Seriously, Are you really this thick in real life?!
About whats wrong with yourstatement....
You said " There's nothing tiresome like arguing with mad man"
Correct sentences would be:
1. There's nothing tiring like arguing with a mad man.
2. There's nothing tiring like arguing with mad men.
One more correction, its "a Tanzanian wantS to teach me English?" and yeah, a Tanzania corrected your english.... which in your thick world means dunia ishaisha!(shaking head)
You really are thick!Hehehe I said it[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Tanzanian can never and will never teach me anything concerning English. So in your whole life you have never heard of the word "Tiresome"?[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
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You are a fool.You really are thick!
Just because a word exists doesnt mean you can use it anyhow... proper english goes something like this
1. Doing 1, 2, 3 is tiresome.
2. Its tiring doing 1 2 3
Eti "Look at the difference between "Tiresome" and "tiring" alafu urudi."Tiring should not be placed in that sentence. Look at the difference between "Tiresome" and "tiring" alafu urudi.
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Says a primary school dropout who urgues like a 4 year old. Like i would loose sleep over that!!
Says a primary school dropout who urgues like a 4 year old. Like i would loose sleep over that!!