₦airaland Forum

We've talked pretty much about everything.You don't have to repeat all that!

samorobo:
Yeah that what you would say but you know it's the truth.....why not agrue

Kazikazi:
Yah, most of Swahili words starts with 'm'. And most of vowels used is "a". Swahili don't use x, or q.

Yea, I think Somali language do that. The x and q and I too

XhosaNostra:
Well, we don't beat around the bush. We're direct & go for what we want. Usually, we go for successful people because we know love alone cannot pay the bills. That's being realistic. Who wants to date a loser? They call us heartless, when we're just looking out for number one, without wasting ours or anybody's time with fairytales of "unconditional love"



https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.timeslive.co.za/amp/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2018-06-25-dmf-confirms-to-twitter-that-money-is-love-is-a-xhosa-proverb/&ved=2ahUKEwis-YH9trjgAhWPx4UKHTZcBH04ChAWMAR6BAgFEAE&usg=AOvVaw1Xo9DYsc7h22exTcDsdiyj

actually we do have certain babes here in Kenya..money oriented an stuff....i like the go getter attitude but not the extreme one

ednited:
o oo

he talking about babylon (white folks ) an how they mistreat black man

Kazikazi:
I see.You will know more.I have seen some other habesha who are quick to learn Swahili.You sound so similar

Do you guys have many habeshas there too?


OH HABESHA

ednited:
It actually happened. Our PM said that he want peace with Eritrea. Woke up in the morning and then saw him on TV in Asmara. Signed many things. Brought Issayas with him and made big celebrations. Border was opened. People started moving here and there. They started attending different ceremonies together. . . .


Eritrea Ethiopia relation still feels like a dream. Every day we hear aggrements and peace and harmony was fast. Now it is getting a little serious

Those are great news.If we put politics aside,Ethiopians and eritreans are blood brethrens.Ethiopia will gain more in this peace accord.

Can you guys unite again? I think there are possibilities. I wish it could happen today

mtisTheQubit:
he talking about babylon (white folks ) an how they mistreat black man

I get it Rasta rafiki

[quote author=Jonraid post=75687342]We've talked pretty much about everything.You don't have to repeat all that![/quote

yeah and I heard all you discussed. ..you meab those that was inspired by cracking. ...boy bye

ednited:
I get it Rasta rafiki

no..its Rasta mpe...

Jonraid:
We've talked pretty much about everything.You don't have to repeat all that!

You mean those that was inspired by crack

Kazikazi:
Those are great news.If we put politics aside,Ethiopians and eritreans are blood brethrens.Ethiopia will gain more in this peace accord.

Can you guys unite again? I think there are possibilities. I wish it could happen today

Maybe we will unite, but if it happens it will happen after decades. Personally I don't want us to be one. I won't vote for that. I want it to be the way we are now

JaceBlaze:
I know the guy was born of Kenyan father but can you guys really claim him as Kenyan since he doesn't have a direct connection to the culture?

He is a Kenyan American
He used to smoke weed in nairobi b4 he made it
Big

ednited:
Do you guys have many habeshas there too?


OH HABESHA

We have some habeshas,although not in big numbers

I saw them eating anjera.They like it so much

Kazikazi:
We have some habeshas,although not in big numbers

I saw them eating anjera.They like it so much

Are you kidding me? Injera is LIFE. I can't live without it. I must eat Injera atleast one time a day. Even if am out, I will order Injera. Injera is a must

Kazikazi:
Pwapwapwapwaaaa...

United in robbing africa
That is why drc will never have peace

ednited:
Maybe we will unite, but if it happens it will happen after decades. Personally I don't want us to be one. I won't vote for that. I want it to be the way we are now

It is understandable.Uniting two nations isn't a walk in park.In our own experience with Zanzibar, the unity passed through many challenging phases.But all in all,we have managed to stay

mtisTheQubit:
actually we do have certain babes here in Kenya..money oriented an stuff....i like the go getter attitude but not the extreme one

It's not so bad though if she's not just being a big, useless leech, that has no drive or desire to make her own. Personally, as much as I love money, I hate depending on a man or anyone else for that matter. I want my own money so I won't have to bow down to anybody. Some life experiences taught me a very good lesson about the importance of self-reliance. Still wouldn't be caught dead with a broke bloke though or someone that I'd have to support, financially. The thought alone is unattractive

ednited:
Are you kidding me? Injera is LIFE. I can't live without it. I must eat Injera atleast one time a day. Even if am out, I will order Injera. Injera is a must

Injera is not nice though lol. I like every other Ethiopian dish, except for that.

What is it even made of? What makes it so sour?

XhosaNostra:
It's not so bad though if she's not just being a big, useless leech, that has no drive or desire to make her own. Personally, as much as I love money, I hate depending on a man or anyone else for that matter. I want my own money so I won't have to bow down to anybody. Some life experiences taught me a very good lesson about the importance of self-reliance. Still wouldn't be caught dead with a broke bloke though or someone that I'd have to support, financially. The thought alone is unattractive

totally agree with you..bythe way i read your karma post an it was very touching...we say karma is a ..

tylann:
He is a Kenyan American
He used to smoke weed in nairobi b4 he made it
Big

so true..

theenchanter:
how's a haircut in NY different from the one in Dar?

Are barbers n clippers in those countries different?

You'll probably end up carrying lices and dandruffs from darslums while Nairobi they will probably throw a head message afterwards.

Kazikazi:
Pwapwapwapwaaaa...

an thats what wrong with africa...

mtisTheQubit:
totally agree with you..bythe way i read your karma post an it was very touching...we say karma is a ..

Awwww...
I talk about it, but it's still a sore point lol. Everything happens for a reason, they say. Still waiting for my great reward for all the injustice

XhosaNostra:
Awwww...
I talk about it, but it's still a sore point lol. Everything happens for a reason, they say. Still waiting for my great reward for all the injustice

it will come in due time..give it time..

XhosaNostra:
Injera is not nice though lol. I like every other Ethiopian dish, except for that.

What is it even made of? What makes it so sour?

Injera has a weird taste. I don't blame you for not liking it. But if you don't like Injera. . .how do you try to eat dishes like tins? Injera is the one which helps you eat other dishes.

It is made with teff, it is the smallest grain in the planet. I think it is the teff which makes it sour. . . There's a lot of process to pass to bake Injera. Have you ever tried doro wott?

mtisTheQubit:
it will come in due time..give it time..

Hope so.

So are you a Massai warrior or what?

XhosaNostra:
Well, we don't beat around the bush. We're direct & go for what we want. Usually, we go for successful people because we know love alone cannot pay the bills. That's being realistic. Who wants to date a loser? They call us heartless, when we're just looking out for number one, without wasting ours or anybody's time with fairytales of "unconditional love"



https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.timeslive.co.za/amp/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2018-06-25-dmf-confirms-to-twitter-that-money-is-love-is-a-xhosa-proverb/&ved=2ahUKEwis-YH9trjgAhWPx4UKHTZcBH04ChAWMAR6BAgFEAE&usg=AOvVaw1Xo9DYsc7h22exTcDsdiyj

I always wonder when women say love alone cannot pay bills, does it only apply when the person offering the love is a man or the woman too shouldn't expect her love alone to pay a man's bills.

ednited:
Injera has a weird taste. I don't blame you for not liking it. But if you don't like Injera. . .how do you try to eat dishes like tins? Injera is the one which helps you eat other dishes.

It is made with teff, it is the smallest grain in the planet. I think it is the teff which makes it sour. . . There's a lot of process to pass to bake Injera. Have you ever tried doro wott?

Tins are more of a Sotho-speaking people's dishes. I have never eaten one. I'm not a fan of sour things. I can't even eat chips with vinegar. When I eat Ethiopian food, I eat only the meats if the dishes are accompanied by injera. What is doro wott? Please show me a picture. Perhaps I'll recognize it when I see it.

NairobiWalker:
I always wonder when women say love alone cannot pay bills, does it only apply when the person offering the love is a man or the woman too shouldn't expect her love alone to pay a man's bills.

Well traditionally, a man is supposed to be a provider. If a man cannot provide, then everything just becomes pointless imo. In my culture we say there's no such thing as an ugly man etc. A man is as handsome/useful as the size of his kraal or in modern terms...his wallet I know it sounds materialistic, but it is what it is. Don't think many women would feel comfortable taking care of a man, financially. It emasculates him, to be frank.

XhosaNostra:
Tins are more of a Sotho-speaking people's dishes. I have never eaten one. I'm not a fan of sour things. I can't even eat chips with vinegar. When I eat Ethiopian food, I eat only the meats if the dishes are accompanied by injera. What is doro wott? Please show me a picture. Perhaps I'll recognize it when I see it.

Anyone who knows Ethiopian dishes knows this. You can't eat this with out Injera and when you told me you have tried Ethiopian dishes. . .I couldn't image how you tried this.

Here it is

https://media.istockphoto.com/photos/ethiopian-doro-wot-picture-id870064540

ednited:
Anyone who knows Ethiopian dishes knows this. You can't eat this with out Injera and when you told me you have tried Ethiopian dishes. . .I couldn't image how you tried this.

Here it is

https://media.istockphoto.com/photos/ethiopian-doro-wot-picture-id870064540

No, never seen it. It looks delicious though.

What is it? Is it chicken & eggs?

XhosaNostra:
Well traditionally, a man is supposed to be a provider. If a man cannot provide, then everything just becomes pointless imo. In my culture we say there's no such thing as an ugly man etc. A man is as handsome/useful as the size of his kraal or in modern terms...his wallet I know it sounds materialistic, but it is what it is. Don't think many women would feel comfortable taking care of a man, financially. It immasculates him, to be frank.

But what is provision traditionally? Simply providing a roof over your head and food - any man can do that. You don't need a successful man to provide. The ordinary man on the street can provide a shelter and food. I think modern women are just using tradition to hide their greed and materialism. I always tell young women, now that you want that rich man and think a man is pointless without lots of money, ask yourself, what are you offering so that he should date the broke you when he is rich himself?