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PKJAG, habari yako? Mimi ni mzuri. Wikendu yako ilikuwaje? Yangu, (n)zuri. KiSwahili is a beautiful language!! Mimi naependa and it will be put to good use very soon
You've done more than enough, speaking for myself. Usiku wa kuagana.

Once again, asante sana

14:
the question is why did he run away if he was not at fault or he is one od those who go to SA with 3 months VISA and overstay it, we know there is thousands of them who are loitering around the streets. He had something to hide, hence he ran away. It must be noted, he passed on b4 the police could arrest him

Lol waitse we've beeeeeen saying from ko mathomong mara these Nigerians don't want to hear! Ba tiisitse dihlogo nxaaa

Lol Punky o re dijo tsabona di dirang??
Ke a lerata waitse!! You just make me happy nje

MduZA:
another Nigerian stabbed to death his fellow country man in Pretoria last week,they were fighting for ownership of stolen south African identity document ...#xenophobia

Na gana fela? Killing each other for things that aren't even theirs. Saba xenophobia tuu!!

Such topics can go on for days neh? Dumelang bathong

greggng:
I don't know why I ve to believe the sa police side of the story. A nigerian called them to intervene and I guess the barber must ve had underlying health issues that made him exhausted and died in the process. I would ve disagreed with them if he died in police detention.I only blame the nigerian guy that called in the police over something that could be settled in a brotherly manner. One wonders why he has to run if he is not a criminal. You can not be staying ilegally in another mans country.

Thank you!!

But that's a photo of the president of NUSA and not the man who was killed. Word in Yeoville is that it was two Nigerians who were fighting each other, the one who died fell while he was running away from the police. Buuuuut because this is NL and all South Africans are xenophobic we'll hear a different story. As I wait to read more insults...

PunkyVeer tlao nthuse!

warripekin:
Why are some SA girls so unfaithful. I had an agonizing experience

What did they do?

ShortBass:
Thanks lovey. Angibafunu vele nje shem. Flames in HD though, lmao! Ngathi nje bazongi shaya libandi coz it's been over a year bangifuna.
Mzansi madoda all the way

Basile bona shem!! Bazithandela bafazi nje. Be safe neh

PunkyVeer:
Oh sorry, I thought you were still kaofela. Plenty of fish out there still, so... I do understand, however, when you say uyabathanda. Everyone have their own kryptonite/weakness. lol, so you mean you'll be dating waya waya, no marriage? Then you'll have to change your taste yamadoda if kunjalo Uzoguga mos

Angazi hey!! Ku gugothandayo in this world sisi Lol

PunkyVeer:
lol ati "NO!!". I just assumed you have because it's been a while. I still remember a conversation we had eForeign Affairs some time last year. On one of the threads there, you & I had a brief chat. But it's good to know you're still zabalazing with your guy.

Lol haibo girl! Zabalazing nobani? Not anymore. That's why I said little experience. Ngyabathanda bona shame but I'm not sure ngomtshado heeeyi

PunkyVeer:
Lekker! May it continue to be so. Have you been kubo, ekhaya?

Lol NO!! It has never been that serious yoh

PunkyVeer:
Oh ok, sthandwa. Thanks.

Plesier! I haven't had any bad experiences, thank goodness

Heeeeeeyi umsindo bo Dade and niyathukana shem yhoooo PunkyVeer angazi hey but let me try answering your questions. From the little experience I have...

Bona ba right shame, when they love they love and they will treat you well. You'll feel like uyindlovukazi, no lies. I've never jola'd nabo brother base Mzansi so I wouldn't know

Flames in that bathanda amanga heeeeeyi!! They love women shame and see nothing wrong with having more than one girlfriend. Mabaqeda bazokhala baxolise that's all they know.

ShortBass just make it clear that you're looking for fun so you're both on the same page. I hope I helped akere. Please excuse my Zulu

PunkyVeer:
Hmm...sounds like you're interested. Are you? I wouldn't go out with the one that's all about sex if I were you, even though his honesty is commendable. One out. Now you're left with one. Problem solved. No crowding. The rest depends on your observation skills. Only you can tell if this guy is being sincere or not. I think men are just men. You get the good, bad & the ugly anywhere. There's no one single mould.

I'm also South African, btw. However, I have no experience with Nigerian men. There's three South African ladies here in relationships with Nigerian men. Maybe they can give you a few pointers. It's soilsista, humbledbygrace & cherlene (or something like that). All the best

Ubuya phi in Mzansi? Just curious.

Lol how did I end up being here? OP all I can say is shine your eyes well well o!! Nigerian men can show you flames in HD hey. Follow your instincts just to be safe nje.

pkjag:
Haha, your swahili is too funny, are you by any chance directly translating from mopedi/isiZulu or is it google translate?

First of all you should've said Mimi nimechanganyikiwa, but we'll cover that later, remember whenever you refer to yourself use ni-, refer to the verb conjugation lessons at the 0th page for clarification.

Second thing is muzuri is mzuri it's just that people can't pronounce it fast enough, same with all words that start with two consonants mb, mbw, mj etc. The correct word is mzuri, however most mzungus and foreigners just can't seem to pronounce it correctly.


Haha, karibu sana scholes0 hapa utafunzwa kiswahili vilivyo.

Direct translation, and it's showing me flames hey!!

Mimi kuchanganyikwa
Is there a difference between mzuri and muzuri? The song Sura Yako got me thinking

pkjag:
Haha, now this is what we are talking about, some participation, but your sentence is too funny . You tried though.

Corrections:

Mbona kuwa hivi meaning why be like this, you should've used the kiashiria hivi which also means like this and hivyo/vile for like that. You'll also find the word kama in many sentences, it means if and like but in this case it isn't necessary.

Your second sentence where you used English should have been Mimi nilikuwa niseme kitu lakini ninaelewa unapotoka/unatoka wapi! meaning I would've said something but I get where you are coming from.

Good work you seem to be the most interested person here, keep trying

Asante sana for the corrections. It's not going to be as easy I thought it would be but I'm not giving up. Your efforts are appreciated

pkjag:
I'm actually kind of disappointed that the same peeps who asked me to teach them Swahili have not even been able to write one sentence, if you cannot find the time and effort to do something as simple as that then what's the point of me sparing my time to teaach you and I'm doing it for free.

Mbona kama kuwa hii ndugu yangu. Mimi nilikuwa say something but I get where you're coming from. Samahani

Habaari...

I'm really enjoying this. Thanks again!! You are right, there are similarities between isiZulu and Swahili I spotted a few. Please continue doing best!! It's appreciated. Usiku mwema

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poor Shoprite, in SA, Shoprite is for the poor. The middle class and upper middle class buy at Pick n pay, Checkers, woolies ans spar. But food is cheap at shopritw, very affordable

And their food isn't even fresh shame

Solid lessons, finally!! I'm bookmarking this. Please continue

pkjag:
Hey I'm trying to teach it at this topic: https://www.nairaland.com/2437226/lets-learn-swahili so drop by and say hi

Asante

Hey Wezma! Thanks for not putting down our brothers just because you've crossed over. Respect! I know of SA-Naija relationships that work and some have been married for years. If you find the right one and you both reach a compromise then it could work for you too.

Shout out to all my hardworking and responsible SA brothers who treat us like the Queens we are. Nothing beats kasi flavour maarni! Re le rataaaaaa

Nkele akere you know Eskom? So sometimes ke battery.

Lol second question, re sa dira

pkjag:
Haha don't trust google too much silly coz not all the translations are on point some come out very funny, coz there are idioms that you can't directly translate.

I'm still learning the basics, you know greetings and stuff. Once I master that I'll move to proper sentences.

pkjag:
How do i teach you when you already sound okay where do you take your lessons? And good night to you too

Google is my friend