Kenyan poet beats Tanzanian rivals to win kiswahili award

Kenyan poet beats Tanzanian rivals to win kiswahili award

dalaber said:
Wakurya ndio wanasema 'Kiswahiri' na 'rugha' na baadhi ya watu wachache wenye tatizo la kuchanganya l na r, si watanzania wote.

Kama tu wale wakenya sijui wa kabila gani wanaosema njesus badala ya Jesus

Hongera nyingi kwa mshairi wa 'Moto wa Kifuu'
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Kama wale wakenya wanaosema 'njanuari' badala ya 'januari' au kiingereza 'january'.
 
mwaswast said:
A Kenyan poet is among the winners of the 2018 Mabati- Cornell Kiswahili Prize for African Literature to be feted next month bin Tanzania.
Jacob Ngumbau emerged victorious for His Kiswahili poetry work "moto wa kifua" (Fire of the coconut shell) and will take home a prize of sh500,000 during a ceremony to be held in Dar es salaam on February 15.

Ala kumbe Wakenya ikifika ni kiswahili ni wanoma than their Tanzagiza counterparts not only in English but also in Swahili.
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The Mabati Cornell Kiswahili prize was founded in 2014 by a KENYAN Dr. Mukoma wa Ngugi.

We don't need a stupid prize to know who knows better Swahili. You've but to travel to these countries. Ukweli upo wazi!
 
Tuzo ya mkenya kashinda mkenya!!! Shida iko wapi sasa? Jamani we Tanzanians don’t need competition with you, you’re better than us in everything we all know, so now I think you should compete huko kwenu kwa tribes which is better
 
nessonlegend said:
Yani mmoja tu, tena kwenye ushairi ujinga huu

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Nenda kwenye vyuo kule Japan, China n.k. wanakofundisha Kiswahili, uone walimu waliochaguliwa kwa wingi ni Wakenya, ifahamike kuna Kiswahili cha mtaani ambacho ndicho mpo vizuri, lakini likija kwenye ufasaha na uandishi ambapo inahitaji matumizi ya akili, huwa mpo zero.
 
Hiyo siyo pointi ya msingi kwa uwepo wa wahadhiri au walimu wengi wa kiswahili ndiyo uwepo wa waandishi wengi wa vitabu vya kiswahili Tanzania huwa zinakuja fursa hizo ila urasimu na rushwa za nan apate ndiyo tatizo mkuu
MK254 said:
Nenda kwenye vyuo kule Japan, China n.k. wanakofundisha Kiswahili, uone walimu waliochaguliwa kwa wingi ni Wakenya, ifahamike kuna Kiswahili cha mtaani ambacho ndicho mpo vizuri, lakini likija kwenye ufasaha na uandishi ambapo inahitaji matumizi ya akili, huwa mpo zero.
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Teargass said:
I guess you don't know the origin of the word " njaanuary" if you don't know please ask.

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Haha hawezi juwa his not kenyan,thats an inside joke,this pple think they know us,Tz hakuna kitu mnajua,you dont know kenya media yenu huwachocha sana about kenya but our media is busy talking about developed countries thats why si ujituma coz toka tuwe watoto tumeona tu staffs za developed country so ikatupa idea of where we shud be n where our country shud be,in we know about London more than we know about pretoria and we know more about states than what we know about UK

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mwaswast said:
A Kenyan poet is among the winners of the 2018 Mabati- Cornell Kiswahili Prize for African Literature to be feted next month bin Tanzania.
Jacob Ngumbau emerged victorious for His Kiswahili poetry work "moto wa kifua" (Fire of the coconut shell) and will take home a prize of sh500,000 during a ceremony to be held in Dar es salaam on February 15.

Ala kumbe Wakenya ikifika ni kiswahili ni wanoma than their Tanzagiza counterparts not only in English but also in Swahili.
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Hongereni Wakenya kufanikiwa hili!

Hakuna haja ya kuwaonea wivu....Mmefanikiwa,hey,congrats!

Kiswahili ni chetu sote..Hongereni!
 
Janerose mzalendo said:
Hiki kimeandikwa na mzanzibari.kitamu sanaView attachment 1013130
Hivi ni baadhi ya vilivyoandikwa na wakenya
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Dada Jeni

Hongera kwa kukipenda Kiswahili!

Kiswahili ndio chetu sote,inatakiwa tujifunze kukitumia kwa ufasaha na kwa weledi watoto wetu waje kuelewa!

Nakupongeza kwa hilo!
 
Titicomb said:
Please tell me the origin of 'njanuari'.
Thanks in advance.
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Kenyans always view January as a long month, a month in which money circulation is very low and also a month of hot sun with no rains. Because of this they are trying to conclude that January is a month of hunger na hiyo ndo sababu ukiangalia most social media za Kenya utaona people writing "njaa-nuary" which is a combination of njaa( hunger) and nuary( 1st month of the year)

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vulcan said:
ha ha ha maajabu haya..tena ukiskia WaBongo wakisema kazi yetu ni kuiga wazungu na kizungu tu. kumbe hata kiswahili tumewapiku???

Niliiwaambia WaBongo kwamba, Kiswahili na Kizungu hufunzwa kutoka Darasa la kwanza hadi kidato cha nne, as compulsory subjects.

Nivile tu WaKenya hupenda kuandika kizungu lakini huku mtaani watu wanaongea Kiswahili..ijapokuwa Kiswahili hicho kimechanganywa na sheng na maneno ya kizungu ili kurahizisha mawasiliano.
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Yeah wao husound dumb sasa wanaexpect tu ige nani we were colonised we went through apartheid there were whitelands n africans land so that means hata shule zenye kina Kenyatta walienda were all run by white so hio ni ujinga lazima tuwaige juu ndani yetu tuna part of them,so si makosa yetu ku colonisiwa but kutulaumu munakaa wajinga

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Janerose mzalendo said:
Hiki kimeandikwa na mzanzibari.kitamu sanaView attachment 1013130
Hivi ni baadhi ya vilivyoandikwa na wakenya
Cha mwisho kina hadithi ambazo zimeandikwa na wakenya,wazanz na watanganyView attachment 1013130View attachment 1013133View attachment 1013142fView attachment 1013134View attachment 1013139View attachment 1013141View attachment 1013130View attachment 1013133View attachment 1013134View attachment 1013135View attachment 1013139View attachment 1013141View attachment 1013142View attachment 1013130View attachment 1013133View attachment 1013134View attachment 1013135View attachment 1013139View attachment 1013141View attachment 1013142,,View attachment 1013130View attachment 1013133View attachment 1013134View attachment 1013135View attachment 1013139View attachment 1013141View attachment 1013142View attachment 1013130View attachment 1013133View attachment 1013134View attachment 1013135View attachment 1013139View attachment 1013141View attachment 1013142,
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Ndugu napenda kusoma hadithi hasa hizi za fasihi fundishi, weka bei ya vitabu hivyo kwa Tsh

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Teargass said:
Kenyans always view January as a long month, a month in which money circulation is very low and also a month of hot sun with no rains. Because of this they are trying to conclude that January is a month of hunger na hiyo ndo sababu ukiangalia most social media za Kenya utaona people writing "njaa-nuary" which is a combination of njaa( hunger) and nuary( 1st month of the year)

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I like it.
It's true January is full of njaa.
Njaa all over the place. Njaa in stomach, njaa in the pocket, e.t.c.
 
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