@endeva_gg@mashambaowen Just because some words are ancient, doesn't mean they are wrong or can'tbe used. Like the word "hence." You'd know this if you paid attention in school. Unfortunately, when your mates were learning, you were busy carpeting your mathematical set.
@endeva_gg@mashambaowen πππ I'm not shifting goal posts. I'm simply showing you that birds of a feather flock together. You both failed grammar. Just stick to Swahili and don't ashame the UK any further. Angalau Kiswahili ni rahisi na sio lugha tatanishi. Mambo ya kujipendekeza kwa mabeberu punguza.
@endeva_gg@mashambaowen Allow me to call you illiterate. This is not about grammatical errors. Earlier you said, "I'm both Tanzanian and I grew up in the UK." You should have said, "I'm Tanzanian and I grew up in the UK." Or, "I'm both Tanzanian and British," if you have dual citizenship. ILLITERATE.
@endeva_gg@mashambaowen You noticed you didn't use "the most" after saying one thing, right? Anyway, you clearly want to make his mistakes appear right and I get it. Maybe it's because of the ujamaa in Tz. Or maybe you're trying so hard to be on par with us. Either way, his statement was wrong.
@KaraboJavas@Cheptab_Aror@baroswahjr Like I said Onyango Tate, you live with your camera man. Why else would you pose like a stranger in your home? Stay guided.
@KaraboJavas@Cheptab_Aror@baroswahjr The South African Onyango Tate π€£π€£π€£ I know you went back home with the camera guy after fixing the Boer's sink.