The good thing is none you is backing up his statement but feeling jittery! I am more smarter than you guys and it is a fact! even the writer of this ---- is quiet since he has exaggerated the potentials of Ethiopia and worse enough undermining Congo DRC! typical of Kenyans :loco:
Well i was a bit respecting you to consider you to be smarter with that "more" but since you have reduced yourself to a dumb person then put it the way you fit yourself...:A S 13:
Your punctuation is very poor, you should also learn to use pronoun "I" as a capital letter. Anyway, as for languages, in Kenya we celebrate diversity, we allow people to enjoy any language, that includes foreign ones like Swahili (which came from Arabs). Unlike Tz where everybody is whipped into speaking one language (foreign Swahili) and not given an opportunity to enjoy their cultural diversity.
Nobody is whipped to speak Kiswahili, Tanzanians have mastered the language from their ancestor's and FYI i am not writing an official report to be forced to use "I" instead of "i". FYI, Tanzania has over 120 indigenous dialects compared to Kenya with around 40! So you need to shut up with your talk of diversity...
Learn to use good grammar, whether doing a report or not, or go to school.
You own Kikuyu and not Kiswahili since to own a language you need to speak and write that language fluently! I am pretty sure you can't speak or write a whole page of a report in Kiswahili! Just like most Swahili books used for literature in schools globally have been written by Tanzanians put aside the most reputable Kiswahili institutes are in Tanzania. In university abroad most of the African studies universities tend to do partnership with Institutes of Kiswahili Zanzibar and Dar es salaam! I have never heard any of such partnerships with Kenya if not very few!BTW Suaheli does not mean coast in Arabic go and do research again!
Speaking a language doesn't make you an owner of it, besides, just because you're whipped to speak it exclusively still doesn't make you fluent. I've seen most of you writing very pathetic Swahili here on JF, anybody who has done Swahili literature can discern this. Swahili was chosen by both your nation and ours as Lingua franca, but the difference is that, here in Kenya, we are allowed to enjoy our cultural background, I can pick up my phone on the street and speak any language without worrying. My children here have ability to speak English, Swahili, French, Kikuyu and Luhya. Personally I speak several languages too. We allow and encourage diversity without forcing anybody along any one common order. Maasais along Ngorongoro are said to be tuning into our Maasai Radio stations, because they are able to enjoy and connect and have the freedom to choose.
The guy has some obsession with anything Kenyan and suffers from massive inferiority complex. I think he must have at some time schooled here in Kenya and admired our complexity. Back home, instead of working hard to catch up, he is gone into a barrage of hate campaigns.
Geza guy has this juvenile habit of derailing any thread into hate campaigns against anything Kenyan.
owky to cut short the argument, pls translate what you have just written into Kiswahili :A S 13:
umemaanisha nini na haya maneno?
Abusive language... as usual!
So what is your concern, that Ethiopia has a higher capacity than Tanzania? Or what? Whether you like it or not? That is the reality on the ground and you had better get used to that. Since our report are based on credible sources what is your sources for the allegation that Tanzania has enormous potential in energy? And how did Tanzania feature in the story since we only talked about the power potential in Ethiopia? Inga falls only was mentioned in passing and I was quoting CNN as part of my research.
