Happy Freedom Day Mzansi!

soilsista:
Happy Freedom Day Mzansi!

same to you sisi hope there will be free food and drinks

samtol4:
same to you sisi hope there will be free food and drinks

Lol black people and free things! Nithanda kabi

soilsista:
Happy Freedom Day Mzansi!

I am curious what happens when malema becomes president

Eta! Mina am Nigerian, learning isizulu. Anyone want to teach a brother more? Siyabonga Kakhulu as I await your responses.

Asiwaju9ja:
Eta! Mina am Nigerian, learning isizulu. Anyone want to teach a brother more? Siyabonga Kakhulu as I await your responses.

What is it with isiZulu? Most foreigners are eager to learn it, compared to other languages. Are you in KZN or GP?

soilsista:

What is it with isiZulu? Most foreigners are eager to learn it, compared to other languages. Are you in KZN or GP?

GP

Asiwaju9ja:



GP

Makes sense. I know it's mostly guys, here, that speak the language. Whether they will be willing to teach you is another thing. All the best!!

soilsista:

Makes sense. I know it's mostly guys, here, that speak the language. Whether they will be willing to teach you is another thing. All the best!!

Where are u from?

Asiwaju9ja:



Where are u from?

Pretoria.

HumbledbYGrace tloyo!!

samtol4:
Xenophobia attacks in Durban got to boiling point today when over 2000locals from Umlazi and Kwa Mashu storm Durban to continue looting and killing but met stiff resistance from NIGERIANS ,who gathered @popular place called Point to resist and fight back .

It's funny how we are always nice to South Africans when they come to our country, but when we are in theirs, they treat us bad. What is it with South Africans that makes them to have such small minds?

Monicasque:


It's funny how we are always nice to South Africans when they come to our country, but when we are in theirs, they treat us bad. What is it with South Africans that makes them to have such small minds?

Generalizations again! I thought we were past this. Monicasque we've interacted before on this forum, if I remember well. Was I ever mean towards you? We're done defending ourselves. You people can say whatever you want

soilsista:

Generalizations again! I thought we were past this. Monicasque we've interacted before on this forum, if I remember well. Was I ever mean towards you? We're done defending ourselves. You people can say whatever you want

As for me, I like me some Soilsista!

morpheus24:


As for me, I like me some Soilsista!

Hahaha! I like you too Morphy

Is anybody gonna answer my question?

pkjag:

I am curious what happens when malema becomes president

soilsista:
Pretoria.
HumbledbYGrace tloyo!!

lekae

pkjag:
Is anybody gonna answer my question?

NO!

HumbledbYGrace:
lekae

Re gona re kara lena? It's been long maan. Kgane le e phihlile kae?

Do you know where Nadia is? Ke mo gopotje

soilsista:

Re gona re kara lena? It's been long maan. Kgane le e phihlile kae?

Do you know where Nadia is? Ke mo gopotje

been here maam, akere Seun o nkobile so I decided to be scarce. Nka botsa lena ka Nadia though

HumbledbYGrace:
been here maam, akere Seun o nkobile so I decided to be scarce. Nka botsa lena ka Nadia though

Askies. You know gore se se go ganang seo rola morwalo, akere? Mo lese ebile o go fokoleditje mmereko. Ga e be boroko sa mma

soilsista:

Askies. You know gore se se go ganang seo rola morwalo, akere? Mo lese ebile o go fokoleditje mmereko. Ga e be boroko sa mma

Bo monate mmabo

Ai, o dirile seo a neng a bona se swanela nl.

Happy Madaraka day to all Kenyans on Nairaland

pkjag:
Happy Madaraka day to all Kenyans on Nairaland

What's the day all about, the history? How do you celebrate it? Educate us gentle brother! We're here to learn.

soilsista:

What's the day all about, the history? How do you celebrate it? Educate us gentle brother! We're here to learn.

Is it not the same you, who refused to answer my question on Malema becoming prezzo, wonders truly never cease anyway Madaraka in Swahili means self rule, so we celebrate the day when our first president Jomo Kenyatta took over from the British colonial governor Malcolm MacDonald as a prime minister in June 1^st 1963 before our independence which is in 12^th December 1963.

As to how we celebrate it, the president and other politicians usually assemble at Nyayo stadium, military exercises are conducted to welcome him, there are comedy, music, choir, dance acts before he speaks, he reads a speech, many people listen, reminds the people of the work the government is doing, then people go home to get drunk, but mostly people start drinking way earlier, all the Nairobi malls are packed, all the bars/hotels/beaches/entertainment spots are packed all the national parks are packed with domestic tourists, people go to the beach, the cities centres are mostly empty and there's usually no traffic, mostly it's like any other holiday but with a kenyan touch.

pkjag:
Is it not the same you, who refused to answer my question on Malema becoming prezzo, wonders truly never cease anyway Madaraka in Swahili means self rule, so we celebrate the day when our first president Jomo Kenyatta took over from the British colonial governor Malcolm MacDonald as a prime minister in June 1^st 1963 before our independence which is in 12^th December 1964.

As to how we celebrate it, the president and other politicians usually assemble at Nyayo stadium, military exercises are conducted to welcome him, there are comedy, music, choir, dance acts before he speaks, he reads a speech, many people listen, reminds the people of the work the government is doing, then people go home to get drunk, but mostly people start drinking way earlier, all the Nairobi malls are packed, all the bars/hotels/beaches/entertainment spots are packed all the national parks are packed with domestic tourists, people go to the beach, the cities centres are mostly empty and there's usually no traffic, mostly it's like any other holiday but with a kenyan touch.

Nice man! So, you're proper Kenyan? I finally find someone to practise my Swahili on

Happy Madaraka Day Kenya

soilsista:

Nice man! So, you're proper Kenyan? I finally find someone to practise my Swahili on
Happy Madaraka Day Kenya

So you know swahili, how does it compare to zulu/xhosa

pkjag:
So you know swahili, how does it compare to zulu/xhosa

Lol not KNOW know, just a few words and phrases. I can't even put a sentence together. No, they're very different hey. I think. Again, what is it with isiZulu We have ten other languages

soilsista:

Lol not KNOW know, just a few words and phrases. I can't even put a sentence together. No, they're very different hey. I think. Again, what is it with isiZulu We have ten other languages

Your deputy president was actually here to celebrate with us, Isizulu is the most widely spoken language, it's like asking what is it with swahili when Kenya also has 42 languages.

soilsista:

I don't think they're that different, you just have to learn the structure, that is for anybody who already speaks a bantu language, take this for example:

Mimi Ninakupenda - I love you in Kiswahili
Mina Ngiyakuthanda - I love you in Isizulu

Can't you see the similar structure in that arrangement, when you have found enough of such structures it becomes easier to learn.

pkjag:
I don't think they're that different, you just have to learn the structure, that is for anybody who already speaks a bantu language, take this for example:

Mimi Ninakupenda - I love you in Kiswahili
Mina Ngiyakuthanda - I love you in Isizulu

Can't you see the similar structure in that arrangement, when you have found enough of such structures it becomes easier to learn.

Ja, now that you've given an example, it makes sense. Maybe there are a few similarities or more. The Zulu/Xhosas would know better.

soilsista:

Ja, now that you've given an example, it makes sense. Maybe there are a few similarities or more. The Zulu/Xhosas would know better.

All this time i thought you were zulu/xhosa??

pkjag:
All this time i thought you were zulu/xhosa??

Lol no sir. I'm a Mopedi girl