@nchambers2@JheriRice That's just dumb. There are millions of pan Africans in the world. Them not being visible in social media doesn't mean they are not there. Or can you name the hundreds of thousands of black Americans that are?
@ShayJay551122@Nibiru1000 I can't post all the literature here. Please go to Google and type "leading African cities in development and infrastructure". I really don't have the time to compile lists that are there on the internet through a simple search
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 You can't name the man that you claim is right...๐. You can't name the setting of the video nor his qualifications. You can't debate me in Swahili. You are just being passive aggresive and ignorant. Can't help you with that.
@ShayJay551122@Nibiru1000 There are major towns in Africa that have infrastructure and services better than some USA major cities. Ofcourse there is all that you mention above and more..
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 You do know languages borrow words from each other right? @grok give me ten examples of words borrowed from other languages and adopted into English.
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 Kuunda,kutengeneza. Could both mean to repair,maintain or create..unless you want to continue this argument in audio/video and in Swahili... That way google translate won't save you๐. Wanna do it? Seriously
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 It's obvious that many words can mean one thing. "Create","manufacturer","produce". All could mean one thing.
Stop googling words on "English to Swahili" translation๐๐. It's rather obvious what you are trying to do
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 Kiswahili is not an English-centric(sic) language. It has its own connotations and nuances as do all other languages.Trying to match it with English is only something that one with no experience of other languages will try to do. Tengeneza will mean."create/repair/" e.t.c.
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 Actually anyone who speaks Swahili will not use the word "zingatia" to mean "consider". They will say "fikiria". "Zingatia" .is more like a verb because it denotes action. "Zingatia" actually means acting on something.
@BlkCaptQueeg@Nibiru1000 ๐๐๐. Huwezi nifunza kiswahili ndugu yangu..hio itaweza kuwa madharau ya hali ya juu. Hio ndio baina ya lugha najua tangu kuzaliwa. Tafadhali komea hapo๐ค๐พ