Geza Ulole
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ati right from Nairobi as if "Mwagi" si mtu wa Nairobi hebu nimeomba audio toka kwako tuskie unavyoongea!
ati right from Nairobi as if "Mwagi" si mtu wa Nairobi hebu nimeomba audio toka kwako tuskie unavyoongea!Having an accent gives one an identity. Listen to French or Germans speak English or even Nigerians, Jamaicans and South Africans. In-fact even Tanzanians, have had workshops with Tanzanians and man their English is kinda something else, they struggle a lot.
You have to understand there is a difference between someone who started speaking in English from form one and a dude who has grown in it. My kids here and most Nairobi kids speaks it so flawlessly without a tinge of "mikoani" accent. But you can't say the same for kids from shags, however, that doesn't change the brilliance in them. We have had kids from Maranda high school top the country in languages, both English and Swahili despite the fact they come from rural areas.
In Tanzania though, I noticed there is a breed of ladies from Kilimanjaro who speaks in English so skilfully, you'd think they dropped right from Nairobi, but the same can't be said for the rest of Tz.
yenyewe today i realized how influential i am on you guys! I have noticed how the number of viewers has risen in this thread from 200 to now over 800 just because i have given my opinion on "Mwagi" that i still stand firmly on! I know i am that bitter pill to swallow! most followed bad seed creature by Kenyans in this forum :hail:! BTW i have just remembered one chemistry teacher from Kenya at my o levels that could not pronounce word "vapour"! he usually used to say "fapour" at struggle and accompanied with a liter of saliva oozing out of his protruding teeth we used to come with umbrellas to cover ourselves from "rain"! He must have been a kalenjin!Stop being petty Geza. Respect is of great importance. this Dr, James Mwangi you are abusing won the Forbes African person of the year award, Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur of The Year 2012, the financial times Top 50 Emerging Market Business Leaders, and many other Internationally respected awards. Achievements that we can not even dream of achieving. I know you guys don't give value to educational achievements as such but what Mr. Mwangi has done has changed the banking industry as we know it. How he talks should be of little interest considering what he has done to the banking field and now hopefully mobile sector. Huo ndio ubaya wa waswahili, badala ya kuangalia the big picture, unapoteza mda mwingi ukijishugulisha na vitu ambavyo havina hata maana. Respect that dude mkuu.
ati right from Nairobi as if "Mwagi" si mtu wa Nairobi hebu nimeomba audio toka kwako tuskie unavyoongea!
yenyewe today i realized how influential i am on you guys! I have noticed how the number of viewers has risen in this thread from 200 to now over 800 just because i have given my opinion on "Mwagi" that i still stand firmly on! I know i am that bitter pill to swallow! most followed bad seed creature by Kenyans in this forum :hail:! BTW i have just remembered one chemistry teacher from Kenya at my o levels that could not pronounce word "vapour"! he usually used to say "fapour" at struggle and accompanied with a liter of saliva oozing out of his protruding teeth we used to come with umbrellas to cover ourselves from "rain"! He must have been a kalenjin!
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yenyewe today i realized how influential i am on you guys! I have noticed how the number of viewers has risen in this thread from 200 to now over 800 just because i have given my opinion on "Mwagi" that i still stand firmly on! I know i am that bitter pill to swallow! most followed bad seed creature by Kenyans in this forum :hail:! BTW i have just remembered one chemistry teacher from Kenya at my o levels that could not pronounce word "vapour"! he usually used to say "fapour" at struggle and accompanied with a liter of saliva oozing out of his protruding teeth we used to come with umbrellas to cover ourselves from "rain"! He must have been a kalenjin!
kwenye forbes list of richest people in EA hayupo na kama yupo yuko out of top 10 yet you celebrate his achievement i.e. to top up other individuals who own that bank i.e. Equity! As i said there is nothing of miracle with what he did considering clandestine nature of protectionism he received from Kibaki's regime no bank will fail to perform if given the favoritism Equity got i.e. all GOK transaction should be carried out by Equity including tax collected by KRA !Unamcheka 'Mwagi' na hakuna mtu ana achievements kama zake hapa Tz upande wa entrepreneurship and business leadership, google is your friend, priorities my guy. you think your empty posts change anybodies perception of you, we are here for the laughs and giggles ...but atleast diamond scooped a stupid award in the USA and you guys had to line up on the streets and receive him from the airport in droves like he's a champion, like he just found the cure for cancer, that's how much you guys lack achievers, petty things like music awards make you cheer like son just won the Grammys. Lakini shida ni hamjapatia masomo kipau mbele, so anything related to education doesn't faze you, your point of concern is petty things like how handsome/beautiful someone is or how good someone dresses but what's between their ears doesn't concern you. I'm worried about you guys, honestly.
look at your stupidity trying to compare yourself with Japanese! Japenese have identity i.e. Japanese Language that belongs to them and if you want to learn the language thenyou will have to try to speak like them unlike you Kenyans that even Kiswahili can not be said your language cause you can't speak the language proficient unlike the few at the coast! The reason why i laugh at you baboons since you have mastered neither English nor Swahili but pride of no sense!Got a japanese friend and the way he pronounces his words is quite bad but that has never stopped us from communicating which is basically the essence of a common language.
Let Geza be Geza
so how are we supposed to call a person following a clown? pls help me...BTW now the hits are over 1200+ :A S 11: geza ulole is a brand that gives Kenyans sleepless nights! some of you went as far as putting up a opinion in the Nation just talking about Geza UloleI bet you have no idea that clowns attract a fair share of following.
so how are we supposed to be call a person following a clown? BTW now the hits are over 1400+ :A S 11: geza ulole is a brand that gives Kenyans sleepless nights! some of you went as far as putting up a opinion in the Nation just talking about Geza Ulole
humu ndani kuna wahandishi wa nationmedia na ninavyowazodoa inawanyima usingizi!duh mkuu wameitaja ID yako mpaka kwenye nation media.congrats bro!.surely you must be giving them multiple sleeplessl night.
humu ndani kuna wahandshi wa nationmedia na ninavyowazodoa inawanyima usingizi!
we ni kiboko yao mkuu.hilo halina ubishi.
Japanese speaks their language, just like Kenyans do. We speak our own languages and use foreign languages like Swahili and English when necessary.look at your stupidity trying to compare yourself with Japanese! Japenese have identity i.e. Japanese Language that belongs to them and if you want to learn the language thenyou will have to try to speak like them unlike you Kenyans that even Kiswahili can not be said your language cause you can't speak the language proficient unlike the few at the coast! The reason why i laugh at you baboons since you have mastered neither English nor Swahili but pride of no sense!
Geza Ulole kuna jamaa anakuchimba mkwara hapa.LOLKiboko ya nani mkuu? sio ya wa Kenya aise. am a Nairobian, we eat pieces of sh*t like him for breakfast.
I must declare here and now that there some posts i don't respond to. I shall not will never. That's mehe heard you bro,will be here soon or play dumb like never seen your gut-busting post.lol
yenyewe today i realized how influential i am on you guys! I have noticed how the number of viewers has risen in this thread from 200 to now over 800 just because i have given my opinion on "Mwagi" that i still stand firmly on! I know i am that bitter pill to swallow! most followed bad seed creature by Kenyans in this forum :hail:! BTW i have just remembered one chemistry teacher from Kenya at my o levels that could not pronounce word "vapour"! he usually used to say "fapour" at struggle and accompanied with a liter of saliva oozing out of his protruding teeth we used to come with umbrellas to cover ourselves from "rain"! He must have been a kalenjin!
Unamcheka 'Mwagi' na hakuna mtu ana achievements kama zake hapa Tz upande wa entrepreneurship and business leadership, google is your friend, priorities my guy. you think your empty posts change anybodies perception of you, we are here for the laughs and giggles ...but atleast diamond scooped a stupid award in the USA and you guys had to line up on the streets and receive him from the airport in droves like he's a champion, like he just found the cure for cancer, that's how much you guys lack achievers, petty things like music awards make you cheer like son just won the Grammys. Lakini shida ni hamjapatia masomo kipau mbele, so anything related to education doesn't faze you, your point of concern is petty things like how handsome/beautiful someone is or how good someone dresses but what's between their ears doesn't concern you. I'm worried about you guys, honestly.
U cannot even differentiate between 'conversation' and 'conservation' and you THINK you're smart? Mwangi's an intellectual heavyweight compared to unamshauri Bwana "Mwagi" (the way he will definitely call himself with that "kithembe") aende na mkalimani next time anaenda kwenye summit kama hiyo yeye aongee Kikuyu halafu mkalimani atoe maana kwa kiingereza maana Kiingereza kimewashinda hawa watu imagine the whole CEO can not pronounce a word challenge!:A S 11::A S 109: BTW with all the bragging here most of Kenyans esp. Kikuyus have speech deformities apart from their poor disoriented dental formula i challenge lawmaina78 and Dhuks to come forward and produce audio of their daily conservation plus pictures of their dental formula if they won't have over 32 protruding teeth! You will be shocked...with all this nonsense bragging of theirs!