NairobiWalker
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- Oct 31, 2012
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Now listen, I know you've built your whole persona on being Kenyan American. I know its very important for you for everybody to know you're Kenyan American (especially Tanzanians). But one things for sure, your sh*t stinks. You don't talk like an American. You don't act like an American. You talk like and act like someone who really wants people to think he's American. I'm not gonna say whether or not your American coz tbh, I don't know, but if I were to bet money, I would bet that you're not because I wanna keep my money and your sh*t stinks.
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Just stay on topic and stop embarrassing yourself.
Just the same way you've used its instead of it's here. Those are common grammar mistakes especially when you are typing faster. Oversight!Lol. I literally don't watch watch TV. My experience is based in real life bro. But let me give you an example. Once in a while you will use "am" in place of "I'm." Its typing shorthand common in Africa, including Kenya. No American does that. They'll just drop the apostrophe and use "Im." Nuances bro, nuances.
The colosseum is one of the biggest architectural marvels ever built. I'd be glad if my work was compared to one.A Colosseum, Mycenae Greece , 250BC .
β No American does thatββ¦. Bro ! Where do you dig this horse sh*t ?β¦.you got that from Google search?..π€£π€£ Do you want me show you texts from many Americans to me?β¦..am, imma and finna are slang words ..I can drop you rap lyrics with βamβin it ..remember slang is not an official language..btw ,So this your defense after I exposed your bs earlier?β¦π€ͺπ.. Let me educate you.. Americans have language flexibility . I also use β you all β and βyβallβ , βyoβ and β youβ and Incase you havenβt noticed during ur fake interactions with β Americansβ , they mistake β you are welcome β for βyour welcome βplenty of timesβ¦itβs annoying..but Please Stop reading the tabloidsβ¦.Lol. I literally don't watch watch TV. My experience is based in real life bro. But let me give you an example. Once in a while you will use "am" in place of "I'm." Its typing shorthand common in Africa, including Kenya. No American does that. They'll just drop the apostrophe and use "Im." Nuances bro, nuances.
Since you said you know how Americans speak and write, ( I called you out on your horse sh*t), let me enlighten you . The United States πΊπΈ is a huge countryβ¦ there is no monolithic common English language except the one taught in academiaβ¦.. This English street talk . hereby are hello examplesLol. I literally don't watch watch TV. My experience is based in real life bro. But let me give you an example. Once in a while you will use "am" in place of "I'm." Its typing shorthand common in Africa, including Kenya. No American does that. They'll just drop the apostrophe and use "Im." Nuances bro, nuances.
Ujinga ndio umejaa kichwani mwako π€£ π€£ π€£ π π πWhich currency?β¦ Tanzania shillings?β¦ Nah!..I will pass that oneβ¦ Thanks but no thanks..
Are you truly that old? Have you attained an age bracket which is duped by the silliest edits
When will you recover from AIDS?Are you truly that old? Have you attained an age bracket which is duped by the silliest edits
Umesema Vibez KartelUso umevimba kama Vybz Kartel,, he must be one ugly madafakaπππ
Ati wee ni Mhehe, hehehehe π€£π€£So you are now English huh,πππ
Umewahi kuona namna mzungu akiongea kiswahili vile ana sound funny kwetu native swahili speakers? Hivyo ndivyo wewe Mkunya unavyoonekana ukiongea kingereza chako chenye accent ya kijaluo mbele ya Native English speakers, no matter how hard you try fake it, you sound funny. There's nothing to be ashamed of nonetheless, native English speakers already have in their mind that it's not your mother tongue, so they try their best to come down to your level.
Don't be delusional.
Why pretend American ikiwa Mimi ni Mhehe wa Iringa mate, I am not English, neither am I American, whatever I speak and write I just don't give ass* rat.
Hao jamaa wa TANESCO waambie hiyo picha ya Kushoto. Mwishoni waweke Bendera ya TZ Vertical. Itakua poa aseee.