Kenya ndio ya pili Afrika kwenye umahiri katika lugha ya Kiingereza

Kenya ndio ya pili Afrika kwenye umahiri katika lugha ya Kiingereza

komora096 said:
Tanzania kila mtu ana lugha yake bana, wacha kudanganya watu hapa..
Mfano:kagera, ukifika utacheka aisee

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huijui Tanzania wewe acha kubwabwaja, unafahamu vijisemehu tu, unakurupuka tu kuandika kile vidole vyako vinapenda kuandika badala ya kutumia akili, kwenda huko ukabishane na vilaza wenzako sio hapa,
 
komora096 said:
Kujidharau ni asili ya kitanzania hyo, hakuna watu wanaopenda kujishusha hadhi na kujidharau hapa afrika km watanzania...

Hata mitandaoni utawakuta wao tu wanaendelea kujidharau kisa ngozi...yami mumeshakata tamaa kitambo

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Doh!!

Nikate tamaaa???

Mi sina njaa ya kushobokea vya watu mzee,pambaneni na njaa kwanza halafu ndio mje kujifananisha na sisi.
 
Nyerere alitutia ujinga, alisema kujua kiingereza sio kuelimika na sis tukalibeba hilo. Na hata kiswahili chenyewe hatukijui vizuri especially kwenye kuandika. Ona tofauti ya R na L, sa na tha, za na dha. Kwa kifupi kumsomesha mwanao kayumba umepoteza

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french said:
Nyerere alitutia ujinga, alisema kujua kiingereza sio kuelimika na sis tukalibeba hilo. Na hata kiswahili chenyewe hatukijui vizuri especially kwenye kuandika. Ona tofauti ya R na L, sa na tha, za na dha. Kwa kifupi kumsomesha mwanao kayumba umepoteza

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Ninyi ndo mnakuwa affected na lugha zenu za kikabila hadi mnachanganya matumizi ya hizo herufi na silabi.... Watoto wa karne wanaongea na kuandika very perfect Swahili and even English.
 
The British empire forced its colonies to abandon their own languages. Now they are making English their own.
 
English and Swahili are both amalgamated in Kenya....None of the language is perfectly spoken in that country... Many Kenyans experience some difficulties when communicate with native speakers of those languages... They are good in kikuyu,luo,nandi etc.
 
simplemind said:
English, considered the global lingua franca of business, has been adopted in the world as a bridging language to lower transaction costs across borders.
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That has little to do with what I said.

One can be very proficient in English without prostituting oneself as a bitch of the English.

George Bernard Shaw, the Irish Nobel laureate and Oscar winner was certainly exceptionally proficient in that tongue.

But he did not feel the need to prostitute himself on that account.

Go read "Britain's Gulag: The Brutal End of Empire in Kenya" to see how the British buttfucked Kenyans with neither lubrication nor sympathy.

Perhaps you will have perspective before shouting choruses of kumbaya in praise for this illogical and non phonetic mish mash of a kaleidoscopic potpourri of Indo-European languages whose dominance is more due to history than inherent logic or beauty.

In Swahili, we have a name for people who are showy for trivial reasons that would otherwise be a non issue for normal people. We call them "limbukeni".

Kenyans are generally limbukenis when it comes to aping the British and trying to appear more British.

It is a sign of self hate and low opinion of oneself.

Talk to me with pride of knowing Kikuyu or Luo when any of these languages dominate world trade. Otherwise, shouting that you know English more than us is like shouting that you look very good in borrowed clothes.
You sound foolish.

The truth is, there are a lot of Kenyans who do not know proper English.

I remember watching one of Eric Omondi's comedy shows. He was talking about how Kenyan athletes, particularly marathon runners, embarass Kenya by insisting on talking in English while being interviewed after winning races. Mr. Omondi was raising a serious issue of national pride, with comedic license. He said that, a champion has a right to speak in whatever language he is most comfortable in, even if it is a tribal language. The world media will find an interpreter. He was making a point that it is better to express yourself properly using your tribal language than speaking in broken English or heavily accented English.

Stop this ulimbukeni shit. You are capable of being better than that.

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Wakenya wapuuzi tu. Mababu zao walipigana vita vya mau mau ili Mzungu Aende Ulaya Mwafrika Apate Uhuru, lakini mpaka leo bado wanaililia lugha ya mzungu. Ulimbukeni Kenya hautakwisha.
 
Kuna mwanafunzi aliletwa darasani kwetu (alikua anasoma shule moja huko Kenya) alikua anaongea kingereza balaa ,lakini kwenye majaribio na mitihani ya kingereza pamoja na masomo mengine alikua anafeli , kwa hiyo kujua kuongea kingereza sio kuelimika .
 
Daah hii umeua mzebabaa
Kiranga said:
That has little to do with what I said.

One can be very proficient in English without prostituting oneself as a bitch of the English.

George Bernard Shaw, the Irish Nobel laureate and Oscar winner was certainly exceptionally proficient in that tongue.

But he did not feel the need to prostitute himself on that account.

Go read "Britain's Gulag: The Brutal End of Empire in Kenya" to see how the British buttfucked Kenyans with neither lubrication nor sympathy.

Perhaps you will have perspective before shouting choruses of kumbaya in praise for this illogical and non phonetic mish mash of a kaleidoscopic potpourri of Indo-European languages whose dominance is more due to history than inherent logic or beauty.

In Swahili, we have a name for people who are showy for trivial reasons that would otherwise be a non issue for normal people. We call them "limbukeni".

Kenyans are generally limbukenis when it comes to aping the British and trying to appear more British.

It is a sign of self hate and low opinion of oneself.

Talk to me with pride of knowing Kikuyu or Luo when any if these languages dominate world trade. Otherwise, shouting that you know English more than us is like shouting that you look very good in borrowed clothes.
You sound foolish.

The truth is, there are a lot of Kenyans who do not know proper English.

I remember watching one of Eric Omondi's comedy shows. He was talking about how Kenyan athletes, particularly marathon runners, embarass Kenya by insisting on talking in English while being interviewed after winning races. Mr. Omondi was raising a serious issue if natiinal pride with cimedic license. He said that, a champion has a right to speak in whatever language he is most comfortable in, even if it is a tribal language. The world media will find an interpreter. He was making a point that it is better to express yourself properly using your tribal language than speaking in broken English or heavily accented English.

Stop this ulimbukeni shit. You are capable of being better than that.

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