Nicxie
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Kuna siku nilikuuliza uniambie maana ya neno "interchangeably". Bado nangoja Jibu hadi leo
Kuna siku nilikuuliza uniambie maana ya neno "interchangeably". Bado nangoja Jibu hadi leoLabda hujui maana ya slum wewe yani mzungu aone slum za dunia nzima asione ya tanzania🤣🤣🤣👇👇👇👇👇nakukumbushaView attachment 1198705
Continue to be informed by your inner sources sisiemu government, I don't give the slightest f**k. Looking at how you reason, I now understand why Tanzania has low levels of education. You are just a product of that system of education. A grown man dismissing respected global institutions like IMF just to massage his ego! Really! Continue being fed misleading information by your government, maybe it might help you get out of LDC soon
Continue to be informed by your inner sources sisiemu government, I don't give the slightest f**k. Looking at how you reason, I now understand why Tanzania has low levels of education. You are just a product of that system of education. A grown man dismissing respected global institutions like IMF just to massage his ego! Really! Continue being fed misleading information by your government, maybe it might help you get out of LDC soon
It's even funny how you say IMF use approximations in calculating economic growth. Where did you go to school to? If your government is so lazy to the point of using approximations to calculate economic growth, that's not how IMF and other governments operate. There are parameters used in calculating economic growth and the last time I checked, these are not based on approximations or anything close to that. My limited knowledge tells me that economic growth is measured by the ratio of GDP to population or per-capita income among other things. So it is not approximations as you blindly put it. These are tangilble figures that are written in black and white and documented.Somebody nixcie is so dumb,he thinks IMF comes from Paradise may be or somewhere that no body can't reach,how can we wait to be informed 'bout our issues from outside sources,who are imf by the way??..imf is just an institution,and they do approximations about your your economy and so so,who cares 'bout approximations???
Now I believe something kunya is very different from the great TANZANIA..
That "education is power" you write here is what you clearly lack. If you had it, you would have the power to know certain basic things like not objecting economic figures from global organizations that were created even before you were born. But this is just because it's painting your government in bad light. If the same institutions you are dismissing here said your economy grew at 10%, you'd be walking in moon, literally and creating thread after thread about it hereSomebody need a time to investigate those so called international institutions,may be he doesn't know them well to put a strong belief on them...IMF and WB are problems of this world today,but for those with pumpkins, it is very difficult to understand
Education is power
You need help, not "a help"IMF motherfu*ker..!! Middle income with food aid !! LDC,GDP... you need a help
Nyayo estate, Embakasi... Looking better than the dream houses of Dar that stretch several kilometres
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Better than the uswazi I know somewhereHii esto nayo iko tu sawa[emoji122]
So even if sisiemu says your economy grew at 20% you'll still celebrate and compose songs in praise of sisiemu? [emoji23] [emoji23]
Tanzania is a really funny and backward country
Yes it's your limited knowledge and nothing elseIt's even funny how you say IMF use approximations in calculating economic growth. Where did you go to school to? If your government is so lazy to the point of using approximations to calculate economic growth, that's not how IMF and other governments operate. There are parameters used in calculating economic and these are not based on approximations or anything close to that. My limited knowledge tells me that economic growth is measured by the ratio of GDP to population or per-capita income among other things. So it is not approximations as you blindly put it. These are tangilble figures that are written in black and white and documented.
Better than the uswazi I know somewhere
They did the same this year na wakashikwa bado. Hawa mibongolala ni vilaza wa kurukaLol....last year waligrow at 3.5% wakapika data na kudanganya wananchi ati 6% imf na world bank ikawaanika..[emoji1787]
Even English nayo nikufundishe...dah okay let me teach you something because it's a task that brought us hereYou need help, not "a help"
Kama kizungu ni ngumu, tumia kiswahili, tutaelewana vizuri sana
Hiv ww unaiamin IMF na WB??!!!They did the same this year na wakashikwa bado. Hawa mibongolala ni vilaza wa kuruka
Let's assume what you are saying is true.... So your government just sat down and did some sketch here and there and came up an approximation that your economy grew at 7.1%? IMF and world bank comes and say no, what you are having is different from our own "approximation" but you hear none of it saying you only believe your inner sources! So next year, the government will also do the same and come up with a figure, say 15% and tell you that that's your economic growth for that year then we hear all the noises being made here on JF because everything is just "approximated"? Come on!Yes it's your limited knowledge and nothing else
Gross domestic production/ population all are done in approximations,no exact value,it seems you are in virtual world,no reality at all
You used help in that sentence as an unspecified uncountable noun. In that case, you don't have to use a definite article before it as you did in your own wisdom above. Help is not countable noun so putting an article "a" before it is grammatically wrong!Even English nayo nikufundishe...dah okay let me teach you something because it's a task that brought us here
I used "a help" in my sentence as a noun...when "help" is used as a noun,it is common to put "a" behind
As I told you before,you boy is the dumbest here,you still live in virtual world
Simply,i meant
YOU NEED SOMETHING THAT CAN HELP YOU
Wewe endelea kuamini sisiemu. Next year they'll tell you your economy grew at 15%Hiv ww unaiamin IMF na WB??!!!
Hadi mataifa ya mbele yanaibeza sembuse sisi??!!!!
Kama wanatoa statistics za reality kwann nchi yenu haijimudu km middle income nation hata njaa mnashindwa kuimudu???
Poor you
Let's assume what you are saying is true.... So your government just sat down and did some sketch here and there and came up an approximation that your economy grew at 7.1%? IMF and world bank comes and say no, what you are having is different from our own "approximation" but you hear none of it saying you only believe your inner sources! So next year, the government will also do the same and come up with a figure, say 15% and tell you that that's your economic growth for that year then we hear all the noises being made here on JF because everything is just "approximated"? Come on!
This argument doesn't hold any water at all. World bank revised your economic growth downwards from 7.1% what your government 'told' you to 5.2%. That's 1.9 percentage difference. Stop misleading people hereIf the approximations from our government is 7.1% then WB comes saying "no that's is not true our approximations is 6.8%..".for educated one will note the level of foolishness the WB official had,
Our govt said our economy grew at 7% last year, they came up and say "Tanzania grew at 6.8 last year"..in that case,there is no difference at all,the dumbest Kenyans started to vomit about it😂, but if they come up with "next year will be growing at 4%".. you ought to ask yourself how did they know?? They just approximate..