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Wewe jamaa aisee kiswahili kimeanzia Kenya ? Wapi
Watu ambao neno TUTAKUTANA mnasema TUTAPATANA , yaani sijui kiswahili chenu ni cha wapi hakieleweki
Ama namna gani ? [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
Wewe jamaa aisee kiswahili kimeanzia Kenya ? WapiKiswahili Kilianzia Kenya boss. Shungwaya.
Lugha ya Taifa(National language) ni KiswahiliWaulize swali dogo tu, Kwamba Lugha ya Taifa ya Kenya ni ipi?
Na Lugha ya Taifa ya Tanzania inaitwaje?
sasa kama kiswahili ni lugha "yenyu" ya taifa, kwanini wengi "wenyu" huwa mnadhihaki kiswahili na kukitukuza kingereza?.Lugha ya Taifa(National language) ni Kiswahili
Official language ni English na Swahili
Kilianzia kenya? Kanye mbele leta uthibitisho apaKiswahili Kilianzia Kenya boss. Shungwaya.
Wazungu washafahm nyie ni mbwa koko kisw kinazungumzwa kwa ufasaha Tz...viazi vinalimwa kwa wingi Mbeya ila chips zinalika zaidi Dar, if you kno what I meanKenya is mostly known for Swahili worldwide than tz period!!!
I know what you mean. Wanaume wa dar wanapenda chips sana. 😀 Duh!Wazungu washafahm nyie ni mbwa koko kisw kinazungumzwa kwa ufasaha Tz...viazi vinalimwa kwa wingi Mbeya ila chips zinalika zaidi Dar, if you kno what I mean
Wao wanajua kiswahili kinatumiwa na wahuni pekee yake.Waganda hawajui kiswahili hata kdg, are theyEast Africans?
Mkenya wa kawaida anajua kuzungumza kiswahili zaidi ya kingereza.sasa kama kiswahili ni lugha "yenyu" ya taifa, kwanini wengi "wenyu" huwa mnadhihaki kiswahili na kukitukuza kingereza?.
nimeshuhudua mara nyingi hapa jamiiforum mkijivunia kumudu kuzungumza kingereza na kujisikia fahari. nacho.
acha nikuchekeshe kidogo:
wakenya huwa "mnajitia" kumudu kingereza, halafu mkiwa kwenye matatizo mnazungumza kiswahili na kinawajia "automatically" bila kujua.
mfano ni pale mkenya anapopata ajari. akiwa katika harakati za kujiokoa katika ajari, huongea kiswahili.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapokabiliana na askari hasahasa askari wa barabarani. mkenya huongea kiswahili ili kutetea haki yake.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapokuwa na hasira. hapa ndio sisemi...kingereza kinasahaulika, "atabonga" kiswahili mpaka hasira zake zimuishe.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapodai haki yake pale anapohisi kadhurumiwa. hapa kingereza cha mkenya kinatoweka ghafla. atadai haki yake kwa kiswahili.
msicheze na kiswahili... hii lugha ina nguvu sana.
Kuna waganda wanaokijua kiswahili. wanaoishi mipakani na pia Kampala.Waganda hawajui kiswahili hata kdg, are theyEast Africans?
Serikali yetu inapaswa kuchukua msimamo mkali kukuza kiswahili. Safaricom na kampuni zingine zipigwe marufuku kuweka adverts za sheng kabisa. Kwa runinga pia wasoma habari wa kiswahili na vipindi vya kiswahili vinapaswa kupewa mda mwingi kuliko kiingereza. Kiingereza sasa ata mtu ambaye ajaenda shuleni anakielewa manake kimejaa kila pahali kwa media na social media. Kiswahili ni lugha yetu sisi wakenya na naskia vibaya hatuipi ile sifaa na nafasi inayo faa.Huu ndio wakati mwafaka wa serikali ya Kenya na wizara ya elimu kufanya jitahada za kweli za kukikuza kiswahili. Inaudhi sana kwamba kampuni kubwa kubwa kama Safaricom na stesheni za Tv. ndizo zinazoongoza kwenye shughuli ya kuchafua lugha. Utasikia Bamba 100 na Safaricom mara dosika, kwachua na Ntv, Jimbambe na Safaricom. Utumizi wa maneno kama hayo bila ya kuashiria kwamba sio kiswahili sanifu ni kuwakanganya wanafunzi bure.
"mkenya wa kawaida" ndio nani?.Mkenya wa kawaida anajua kuzungumza kiswahili zaidi ya kingereza.
Mkenya aliekosa kusoma"mkenya wa kawaida" ndio nani?.
kwa hiyo kama mkenya hakusoma anakuwa mkenya wa kawaida?.....huo ni ubaguzi. ndio maana hampendani.Mkenya aliekosa kusoma
sasa kama kiswahili ni lugha "yenyu" ya taifa, kwanini wengi "wenyu" huwa mnadhihaki kiswahili na kukitukuza kingereza?.
nimeshuhudua mara nyingi hapa jamiiforum mkijivunia kumudu kuzungumza kingereza na kujisikia fahari kana kwamba ni lugha yenu ya asili.
acha nikuchekeshe kidogo:
wakenya huwa "mnajitia" kumudu kingereza, halafu mkiwa kwenye matatizo mnazungumza kiswahili na kinawajia "automatically" bila kujua.
mfano ni pale mkenya anapopata ajari. akiwa katika harakati za kujiokoa katika ajari, huongea kiswahili.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapokabiliana na askari hasahasa askari wa barabarani. mkenya huongea kiswahili ili kutetea haki yake.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapokuwa na hasira. hapa ndio sisemi...kingereza kinasahaulika, "atabonga" kiswahili mpaka hasira zake zimuishe.kingereza kinatoweka.
mkenya anapodai haki yake pale anapohisi kadhurumiwa. hapa kingereza cha mkenya kinatoweka ghafla. atadai haki yake kwa kiswahili.
msicheze na kiswahili... hii lugha ina nguvu sana.
hamna haja ya kung'ang'ana...
So I marvel at the way KOT promote a cause...One hashtag can start a movement...Men I remember the CNN hotbed of terrorism hashtag...Literally got international recognition..CNN)After years of hashtags and outcries, Twitter now recognizes Swahili, one of East Africa's most common languages.
And that's poa sana -- or as Twitter would tell you, pretty awesome.
The social media platform now offers translation for the language spoken by tens of millions in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and some parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
It's unclear when Twitter started recognizing Swahili. Before that, it described Swahili tweets as Indonesian and translated them into a mumbo jumbo (or mambo, in Swahili) of incoherent words.
The recognition comes after a campaign by Kenyans on social media, who regularly used hashtags [HASHTAG]#SwahiliIsNotIndonesian[/HASHTAG] and [HASHTAG]#TwitterRecognizeSwahili[/HASHTAG] on the social media platform to demand recognition.
The social media platform is popular among Africans, who use it to amplify their concerns and create online communities. Africans on Twitter also use it to celebrate their cultures, air their grievances or just share a good joke.
Kenyans are among the most active social media users in Africa.
"We discuss life, love, politics, philosophy, and all else one would expect," says Mark Kaigwa, founder of the African digital strategy consultancy Nendo.
They also use the network to crowd-fund for campaigns and highlight the positive side of Africa.