Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Mbwa nyie mkishindwa mnatafuta excuse eti kiarabu. Mkiona kinasifiwa mnajikuta eti chenu.

Hebu Tupishe uongo wenu unawaumbua tu. Kiswahili is Tanzania Language na ni lugha yetu. Apart Tanzania nani mwingine anajua kiswahili sanifu kuzidi Tanzania?

Kuanzia Muziki, Fasihi (Literature), Utamaduni, utafiti na kukikuza, most native speakers, vyote vipo Tanzania alafu unawashwa eti kimetoka Kenya mpo mnastruggle.

Kila lugha inatohoa maneno toka lugha nyingine kiarabu ni 20% kwenye kiswahili, Mostly ni Bantu, unaufahamu hata kiswahili kina maneno yaliyotoholewa kwenye Kireno, Kiajemi, Kihindi, Kiingereza, kijerumani.

KISWAHILI NI KIBANTU FULL STOP. Unless hujui hata lugha ni nini?

Kutohoa maneno hakufanyi iwe lugha nyingine, nionyeshe lugha ambayo haijawahi tohoa maneno kwa lugha nyingine.
Kichukue basi ukiweke mfukoni maanake unakipigania sana..
 
Niliwaambia mnionyeshe penye Ruto alisema Tanzania imeshinda Kenya in every aspect mkalemewa. Baba Lego said that Nairobi is far better than Dar and I can bring the clip lakini there is nowhere Ruto said Tanzania is better than Kenya in every aspect vile mnajaribu kuongeza chumvi.
Ruto spoke English. If you know you know.
 
Only 20-35% of Swahili is of Arabic origin, whereas 50-60% of English is of French/Latin origin. According to your logic, we're actually speaking a French dialect here. Also, the only reason why Swahili has so many Arabic loanwards is because Arabs and Arabic culture was dominant in the region for over a millennium. Yet despite that, Kingozi didn't die or abandon its African roots. In fact it was the Arabs who abandoned Arabic for Swahili when they migrated to the land of the Zenj. Swahili is an African treasure and Kenyans should be proud of what Tanzania has done with it. Coz if it was up to y'all, Swahili would be well on its way to extinction.
I'm glad you understand the origin of Swahili is Kingozi. Now, tell your brother buffalo44 which part of the world the Kingozi language was spoken.
 
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