Point of corrections National Languages in Kenya - English & Swahili Tanzania - English & Swahili Uganda - English & Unknown There is no comparison btw Uganda and the two countries ( Kenya & Tz) Ugandans ur English mmmm The lady who said juju in Dar , are you being serious? Kampala & Dar wow.? Anyways Pls Revisit Dar & Nairobi
Point of correction; English is not the national language of Kenya or even Tanzania! It is just an official language in Kenya and an extra but more known language in Tanzania
If you want to get a Ugandan very well just say only one single word in English, then a flow of several responds will follow you but Swahili few people will understand it
The problem started during the time of independence in 1962/1966. The "federo" agitators who wanted autonomy against the rest of Uganda discouraged Swahili language as FOREIGN and this affected how Swahili was perceived since the 1966 crisis!! Imagine 😢 We have to change and catch up with the rest of the East African Community countries ❤
And another issue y we Ugandans not interested in Kiswahili language is that ,this language is commonly used by robbers who normally say Fungua mlango,Letang pesa and also by rude security units like toa viatu mikno ju, wewe smama ,so Ugandans have a great fear of this strange thieves language 😢
He is right though cos the fear started during those oppressive regimes of Idi Amani Dada and Milton Obote whose soldiers were so dangerous towards the Wana inchi. As a result it was stereotyped to all generations from then till now.
Being left behind is the sadest truth. Universal communication lingo is obviously imperative especially in case of trading! We need to be proactive and enforce it widely. Imagine this; Swa' is being taught in South America in schools!! What do they know that we ignore? Knowledge is absolute power. We are curtailing our future generations by default. Swa' is a trading lingo within our boarders and much more in the future. With the borderless developments being enacted across the continent, only a well prepared individual is better prepared and better off above all others that are limited in communication. Therefore I implore those it concerns to get out of our comfort zones and dedicate a few hours of learning Swa', even a little bit at a time.
Well stated Sir. Very soon it will be African language replacing all foreign languages like English, Portuguese and French together with Arabic. So the earlier the better.
Kiswahili is not a foreign language it has been here before English and French. It has 75 vocabulary from bantu languages. Look at words like meza ,mti,mwana,mtima,mnyo,kitabu,chai,mkate, uji, mama, Shangazi. etc just buy a small Swahili reader and a pocket dictionary Swahili is self taught
Ugandas in the East African pipeline are leaning Swahili fast, thats the way to go with the locals in Tanzania. It is not a tribal language. Mix with the locals, through this project there will be marriages, and a lot of other social interactions. Swahili is very important here.
Some said luganda is a national language in Uganda which I disagree. But most ugandans speak kiswahili that's the fact it's mostly in central uganda where people have a negative attittude about it but if you travel to other regions of the country many people can speak kiswahili.
It's in fact just Tanzania that especially emphasizes Suaheli, as a "national language". With most Africans speaking at least (!) one regional language, why not stick to English (taught in all East African countries) and use the capacities to learn another foreign tongue (as French, German, or Spanish) in favour of a competitive future?
You sampled the wrong area. People in kampala and the central region hate kiswahili. But kiswahili is used in other regions. Go to kiryandongo, bweyale, bwera and see
Kiswahili in Uganda is mostly spoken in northern Uganda ( 5 to 10 people ) and border districts.... But your sample in central Uganda...😅😅 1 to 10 people
Uganda is somewhat a unique case country. Swahili was used by the army, police, thugs and criminal gangs as a preferred language of use to oppress, subjugate, torture and terrorise the masses during the times of Idi Amin and Obote. This made most people in Uganda regard it as language of oppression and intolerance. And thus avoiding it. I’m glad that now the Ug gov has adopted it and it’s going to be compulsory in schools.
Swahili is good no doubt but in our Beautiful Pearl of Africa its not a must to know And where do you want us to drope our mother tongues Even English too its not a must to know
That's exactly the point. Ugandans always want to be different from other nations. And it's sickness. What about other places where kiswahili is predominant don't they have mother languages? We even have few but Congolese have over 500 languages but kiswahili is widely spoken.
The issue is Banganda with their 'ebyafwe' a narrative that was adopted in 1950's meaning all they had before colonialism including language had to be restored. Since then they have been trying to impose their language upon every Ugandan to the point that in 2003 it was tabled in parliament to decide between the two (kiswahili and luganda) which one should be national. I remember vividly 70%members voted Kiswahili to be promoted as a national language. But because everything is concentrated in Kampala, the Baganda who lost became angry and so promotion of kiswahili stalled till todate. So sad.
This nice language swahili stopped in Kla after Iddi Amin. Before baganda claimed it was brought by de Britisch for de armed forces, so they opposed it. Yet they like speaking english which is too, brought by de same people who introduced swahili in UG. However, in Uganda de official language is English and you cant believe de national language is still swahilli constitutionally!!!
Swahili is spoken in other regions outside the central part which is with in buganda kingdom,but still not widely spoken coz in Uganda we have active kingdoms and chiefdoms so local languages and cultures are emphasized by these kingdoms,Kampala is with in buganda kingdom and thats why luganda is spoken so much. Luganda is the most spoken language but not by the majority of the population so its not the national language,if nairobi and Darelsaalam were with in active kingdoms you would understand,coz like every active kingdom around the world language and culture is emphasized,so don't be quick to judge us ugandans.
You are right brother but u forget that the origin of kiswahili was spearheaded by those very kingdoms and chiefdoms that you're talking about. These kingdoms very actively partispated in long distance trade that saw the advent of kiswahili as mediam of communication between the local Africans mainly bantu speaking people and the foreign traders such as Arabs, Portuguese, turks and Indians.
East and west of uganda speak swahil, if you go that sides(east &west) people dont understand Luganda and english ,you hv to speak Swahili.....in kampala few people speak swahil....also central of uganda speak swahii...........if you go kampala you can say ugandan dont speak swahil but if you go that parties you will say ugandan speak swahil.....Politicians use swahili when go east and weat of uganda coz luganda is also not all parties speak it
There is no need at all to "promote" any foreign language in any of the member countries of the East African Community (EAC) common market. After all, it is the terms of trade that determine what goods or services will be traded and not language. Were that not the case, we in EAC would not be trading with any other country around the world at all. If some member countries of the EAC have failed to "promote" their indigenous languages since independence, and instead have allowed a foreign language such as Swahili to be their official language, that is not anyone's fault but theirs. There is no reason why we should be spending our meagre resources on the instruction of yet another foreign language in addition to English, when we have a rich diversity of our own indigenous languages that we could "promote" in Uganda. A multilingual EAC will never hurt anyone, but we will never be forced to abandon our indigenous languages, for the sake of our EAC membership.
But I think u sampled the wrong region of Uganda try west, east, and north u will find those better than Tanzanians in kiswahili. Bwana miongoni mwasi waganda Kuna wale ambao wanafikiria kiswahili kitaondoa lugha Zao za asili, lakini Sisi wachache tumejifunza shuleni na kwenye mtandao tukabobea. Ila tu wengi hawana ari na nia. Lakini serikali yetu imeweka jitihada kwa shule za upili ni Somo la lazima kidato Cha kwanza na pili nasi twaja. Kwa Mungu na Taifa langu.
Let me make it clear to you that Swahili is a foreign language in Uganda, hardly anyone speaks it, and it was rejected way back in the 1930s during the colonial era in east Africa. The Kiswahili-speaking population in the areas of Uganda you have sighted don't even amount 5 million people in each one of them. That would be an insignificant population compared to the remaining 40 to 50 million in the whole country. So, it should be obvious to you that hardly anyone speaks the language in Uganda. On the other hand, Luganda, which is spoken and understood by well over 75% to 80% of the whole country is the leading indigenous language in Uganda and rightly so. It is now the lingua franca of the country and the language of commerce as well as entertainment. Inevitably, the regime in power has conceded to the obvious, by allowing it to be taught in all our institutions of learning in addition to English, the official language of Uganda, which is still compulsory. It won't be long before Luganda is elevated to be one of the official languages of Uganda, and in the future the only one to replace English. Swahili does not have a chance in Uganda since it is not as popular as Luganda or any other indigenous language of the country for that matter. It is a foreign language, which we should not be compelled to learn since we have a diversity of our indigenous languages to choose from with Luganda in the lead. Could you please respond in English and not Swahili. If you don't, this will be the end on my commentary. I can't stand being insulted and I will make sure that you don't.@@kisemboisaac502
@@malangotravels I personally believe in language policy implementation, there is a time Rwanda gave it's self a period of 10yrs to have English in their economy and neutralize french in it's language policy it imported English lang trs from ug and Kenya. And nau an average Rwandan speaks English.so ndugu a policy of Swahili teaching has begun from s1 and two and some primary schools, government is not sleeping efforts are there to have a Swahili nation. Swahili is the only language that can be understood by more Africans. And the contribution of our African is of greatx3 importance to us as Ugandans. Nitakitukuza daima dumu.
Point of correction madam, luganda is a language of a tribe called baganda. Though about three to four tribes speak it, it's not widely spoken amongst all the 52 tribes of Uganda. So don't mislead people pls. Uganda at the moment don't have a national language cos each tribe is happy with it's language except a few like bagisu, basoga, bagweri who struggle alot to speak Luganda. I think baganda mistake people who live in Kampala (capital city) who try to speak Luganda to be all Ugandans. You're wrong my sister.
That was then not anymore. It's just that majority of Ugandans have been suffering from stereotype of those regimes of Amini and Obote where it was used by soldiers and also criminals to terrorise people.
As per Uganda constitution English and Swahili are the national languages but it's not taken seriously and Luganda is just common in central but not national and the bad attitude towards Swahili started way back during Amins regime where government soldiers were tough torturing civilians by speaking Swahili from then people hated Swahili till now but once u join Army there u learn it imagine they can call a thief or ex soldier once u speak Swahili
There's no excuse there's DUOLINGO app. I am learning Swahili. Luganda has been nationalised instead of Swahili. I am learning Swahili. Thanks for highlighting our East African language challenges. Swahili in the past was used by thieves and soldiers. It has a negative image in Uganda.
@@AbertDaGreenHearted-fo8eq I was not aware the Baganda tried to push their language forward ahead of Swahili. Swahili is an easy language, duolingo is helping me a lot.
@@KlaBoi-qj8oh But the good thing Swahili was constitutionally implemented as Uganda's official language second to English though the Baganda refused to teach it in their schools and it's taught in other parts of the country
My brothers and sisters i love you very much but let me tell you guys Swahili is for us me and you Swahili is not belong for Tanzania or kenya Swahili is belong for all of us est africa and africa....that why 5he called kiswahili or Swahili❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Point of corrections
National Languages in
Kenya - English & Swahili
Tanzania - English & Swahili
Uganda - English & Unknown
There is no comparison btw Uganda and the two countries ( Kenya & Tz)
Ugandans ur English mmmm
The lady who said juju in Dar , are you being serious? Kampala & Dar wow.? Anyways Pls Revisit Dar & Nairobi
Thanks
Get serious, Luganda is Uganda's national language
Point of correction;
English is not the national language of Kenya or even Tanzania!
It is just an official language in Kenya and an extra but more known language in Tanzania
The official language of Uganda is Swahili
@@edrineboythe national language is swahili
If you want to get a Ugandan very well just say only one single word in English, then a flow of several responds will follow you but Swahili few people will understand it
true that
The problem started during the time of independence in 1962/1966. The "federo" agitators who wanted autonomy against the rest of Uganda discouraged Swahili language as FOREIGN and this affected how Swahili was perceived since the 1966 crisis!! Imagine 😢 We have to change and catch up with the rest of the East African Community countries ❤
Thanks for the insight
No problem speak yo swahili
@@mbogKyana you better start learning Swahili as well, it is the ONLY future of the East African Community countries ❤️😆✌🏽
And another issue y we Ugandans not interested in Kiswahili language is that ,this language is commonly used by robbers who normally say Fungua mlango,Letang pesa and also by rude security units like toa viatu mikno ju, wewe smama ,so Ugandans have a great fear of this strange thieves language 😢
i appreciate your insight
In this case I hope you shouldn't have talked about Ugandans but yourself.
He is right though cos the fear started during those oppressive regimes of Idi Amani Dada and Milton Obote whose soldiers were so dangerous towards the Wana inchi. As a result it was stereotyped to all generations from then till now.
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Kenyan official language is not kiswahili.english is our official language then kiswahili our national language
Stop misleading people. Kiswahili is both the official and national language of Kenya.
Being left behind is the sadest truth. Universal communication lingo is obviously imperative especially in case of trading! We need to be proactive and enforce it widely. Imagine this; Swa' is being taught in South America in schools!! What do they know that we ignore? Knowledge is absolute power. We are curtailing our future generations by default. Swa' is a trading lingo within our boarders and much more in the future. With the borderless developments being enacted across the continent, only a well prepared individual is better prepared and better off above all others that are limited in communication. Therefore I implore those it concerns to get out of our comfort zones and dedicate a few hours of learning Swa', even a little bit at a time.
Very well said
Well stated Sir. Very soon it will be African language replacing all foreign languages like English, Portuguese and French together with Arabic. So the earlier the better.
Swahili is necessary for the growth of East Africa its unfortunate
Thanks
Malango, you're actually speaking like Ugandan.
I didn't know that!
Kiswahili is not a foreign language it has been here before English and French. It has 75 vocabulary from bantu languages. Look at words like meza ,mti,mwana,mtima,mnyo,kitabu,chai,mkate, uji, mama, Shangazi. etc just buy a small Swahili reader and a pocket dictionary Swahili is self taught
Great insight
Yes, you are right.
Yeah even kwenda, hapa, Mali etc mainly bantu languages possess kiswahili wards. So it's a no man's language just incase some people are thinking so.
When you value something, you go for it, But when someone doesn't value something, he or she will always find excuses.
True that
It depends only that other tribes in uganda are rigid. Advice you to go to kiryndongo district in uganda only unifying languages there is Swahili
Next time
Ugandas in the East African pipeline are leaning Swahili fast, thats the way to go with the locals in Tanzania. It is not a tribal language. Mix with the locals, through this project there will be marriages, and a lot of other social interactions. Swahili is very important here.
Thanks for the insight
Keep your colonial language to yourself
Some said luganda is a national language in Uganda which I disagree. But most ugandans speak kiswahili that's the fact it's mostly in central uganda where people have a negative attittude about it but if you travel to other regions of the country many people can speak kiswahili.
Thanks for your insightful comment
My brother Swahili in Uganda is in business,thugs , highway robbers, oppressors not widely spoken like in Kenya and Tanzania
Yes they can but their Kiswahili is hard to understand sometimes.
@@kizitojoshua7247This is just a negative attitude
You go to Eastern Uganda and northern Uganda, they speak... Uganda is big
@@francisodago Appreciate
No they don't
But am sure in few years to come, Ugandans will be fluent in kiswahili even more than Kenya 🫣
That's will be interesting
I am seeing the tell tale signs.
That's true we can even beat Tanzania if we become serious.
@@TWINAH123 Mwana, tz is on another level
If they use Swahili as taught in schools and written in text books, they'll get far. Wakenya tunajua Kiswahili cha mdomoni na cha vitabu ni tofauti 😂
Kwa upande wangu mimi Kiswahili nakipenda sana ingawa nakijua asilimia kumi tuu.
Hingera kwa kuinyesha jitihada
Asante, Kiswahili kilinivutia sana yaani nilipoenda dar mara ya Kwanza, sikutamani hata kurudi Uganda.
It should be included in primary
Great 👌
That is why uganda is behind back ,Rwanda is almost catching up with uganda and rwandans try to speak Swahili
I see!
I'm not sure if ur right
Kiswahili is the main lanyuage used in uganda military.
Thanks for the insight
Swahili is a national language of Uganda
It's in fact just Tanzania that especially emphasizes Suaheli, as a "national language". With most Africans speaking at least (!) one regional language, why not stick to English (taught in all East African countries) and use the capacities to learn another foreign tongue (as French, German, or Spanish) in favour of a competitive future?
You sampled the wrong area. People in kampala and the central region hate kiswahili. But kiswahili is used in other regions. Go to kiryandongo, bweyale, bwera and see
Thanks, next time I will explore those areas
Kiswahili in Uganda is mostly spoken in northern Uganda ( 5 to 10 people ) and border districts.... But your sample in central Uganda...😅😅 1 to 10 people
Uganda is somewhat a unique case country. Swahili was used by the army, police, thugs and criminal gangs as a preferred language of use to oppress, subjugate, torture and terrorise the masses during the times of Idi Amin and Obote. This made most people in Uganda regard it as language of oppression and intolerance. And thus avoiding it. I’m glad that now the Ug gov has adopted it and it’s going to be compulsory in schools.
Thanks for this explanation 👍
Swahili is good no doubt but in our Beautiful Pearl of Africa its not a must to know
And where do you want us to drope our mother tongues
Even English too its not a must to know
Oh thanks for your comment
That's exactly the point. Ugandans always want to be different from other nations. And it's sickness. What about other places where kiswahili is predominant don't they have mother languages? We even have few but Congolese have over 500 languages but kiswahili is widely spoken.
In kenya English is compulsory from primary .i think ugandans are just behind in everything
Even Kenyans (except Mombasa) speak rubbish Swahili.
The issue is Banganda with their 'ebyafwe' a narrative that was adopted in 1950's meaning all they had before colonialism including language had to be restored. Since then they have been trying to impose their language upon every Ugandan to the point that in 2003 it was tabled in parliament to decide between the two (kiswahili and luganda) which one should be national. I remember vividly 70%members voted Kiswahili to be promoted as a national language. But because everything is concentrated in Kampala, the Baganda who lost became angry and so promotion of kiswahili stalled till todate. So sad.
This nice language swahili stopped in Kla after Iddi Amin. Before baganda claimed it was brought by de Britisch for de armed forces, so they opposed it. Yet they like speaking english which is too, brought by de same people who introduced swahili in UG. However, in Uganda de official language is English and you cant believe de national language is still swahilli constitutionally!!!
Thanks for the insight
Yeah we can take it like that though it's not officially recognized since the parliamentary debate in 2003 if am not mistaken.
Am Kenyan but my french is fluent than Ugandans English
make no sense brother 😂
You should improve on your grammar my guy before going to the public and ruin everything
Tu blagues toi !
@@kisemboisaac502 look at this one now
Between English and kiswahili which one is foreign? My dear change your attitude towards kiswahili or else change will change u.
Swahili is spoken in other regions outside the central part which is with in buganda kingdom,but still not widely spoken coz in Uganda we have active kingdoms and chiefdoms so local languages and cultures are emphasized by these kingdoms,Kampala is with in buganda kingdom and thats why luganda is spoken so much.
Luganda is the most spoken language but not by the majority of the population so its not the national language,if nairobi and Darelsaalam were with in active kingdoms you would understand,coz like every active kingdom around the world language and culture is emphasized,so don't be quick to judge us ugandans.
Thanks 👍
You are right brother but u forget that the origin of kiswahili was spearheaded by those very kingdoms and chiefdoms that you're talking about. These kingdoms very actively partispated in long distance trade that saw the advent of kiswahili as mediam of communication between the local Africans mainly bantu speaking people and the foreign traders such as Arabs, Portuguese, turks and Indians.
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Ndivyo mambo yalivyo huku
Duh, mi nkadhan niwazungu tu na nchi zao za ulaya tu ndio wapatao shida kuongea kiswahil, kumbe hat Africa, Tena EAC?
East and west of uganda speak swahil, if you go that sides(east &west) people dont understand Luganda and english ,you hv to speak Swahili.....in kampala few people speak swahil....also central of uganda speak swahii...........if you go kampala you can say ugandan dont speak swahil but if you go that parties you will say ugandan speak swahil.....Politicians use swahili when go east and weat of uganda coz luganda is also not all parties speak it
@@georgekabaka377 Great contribution
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There is no need at all to "promote" any foreign language in any of the member countries of the East African Community (EAC) common market. After all, it is the terms of trade that determine what goods or services will be traded and not language. Were that not the case, we in EAC would not be trading with any other country around the world at all. If some member countries of the EAC have failed to "promote" their indigenous languages since independence, and instead have allowed a foreign language such as Swahili to be their official language, that is not anyone's fault but theirs. There is no reason why we should be spending our meagre resources on the instruction of yet another foreign language in addition to English, when we have a rich diversity of our own indigenous languages that we could "promote" in Uganda. A multilingual EAC will never hurt anyone, but we will never be forced to abandon our indigenous languages, for the sake of our EAC membership.
Thanks
But I think u sampled the wrong region of Uganda try west, east, and north u will find those better than Tanzanians in kiswahili. Bwana miongoni mwasi waganda Kuna wale ambao wanafikiria kiswahili kitaondoa lugha Zao za asili, lakini Sisi wachache tumejifunza shuleni na kwenye mtandao tukabobea. Ila tu wengi hawana ari na nia. Lakini serikali yetu imeweka jitihada kwa shule za upili ni Somo la lazima kidato Cha kwanza na pili nasi twaja. Kwa Mungu na Taifa langu.
Let me make it clear to you that Swahili is a foreign language in Uganda, hardly anyone speaks it, and it was rejected way back in the 1930s during the colonial era in east Africa. The Kiswahili-speaking population in the areas of Uganda you have sighted don't even amount 5 million people in each one of them. That would be an insignificant population compared to the remaining 40 to 50 million in the whole country. So, it should be obvious to you that hardly anyone speaks the language in Uganda.
On the other hand, Luganda, which is spoken and understood by well over 75% to 80% of the whole country is the leading indigenous language in Uganda and rightly so. It is now the lingua franca of the country and the language of commerce as well as entertainment. Inevitably, the regime in power has conceded to the obvious, by allowing it to be taught in all our institutions of learning in addition to English, the official language of Uganda, which is still compulsory. It won't be long before Luganda is elevated to be one of the official languages of Uganda, and in the future the only one to replace English.
Swahili does not have a chance in Uganda since it is not as popular as Luganda or any other indigenous language of the country for that matter. It is a foreign language, which we should not be compelled to learn since we have a diversity of our indigenous languages to choose from with Luganda in the lead. Could you please respond in English and not Swahili. If you don't, this will be the end on my commentary. I can't stand being insulted and I will make sure that you don't.@@kisemboisaac502
@@kisemboisaac502 safi sana mdau
@@malangotravels I personally believe in language policy implementation, there is a time Rwanda gave it's self a period of 10yrs to have English in their economy and neutralize french in it's language policy it imported English lang trs from ug and Kenya. And nau an average Rwandan speaks English.so ndugu a policy of Swahili teaching has begun from s1 and two and some primary schools, government is not sleeping efforts are there to have a Swahili nation. Swahili is the only language that can be understood by more Africans. And the contribution of our African is of greatx3 importance to us as Ugandans. Nitakitukuza daima dumu.
Point of correction madam, luganda is a language of a tribe called baganda. Though about three to four tribes speak it, it's not widely spoken amongst all the 52 tribes of Uganda. So don't mislead people pls. Uganda at the moment don't have a national language cos each tribe is happy with it's language except a few like bagisu, basoga, bagweri who struggle alot to speak Luganda. I think baganda mistake people who live in Kampala (capital city) who try to speak Luganda to be all Ugandans. You're wrong my sister.
We cant speak two colonial language in ugandan, its either one or non
First time hearing Swahili as a Colonia language
@@malangotravelsstop pushing that slavery mess to us we ugandans we're comfortable with our luganda
@@mbogKyana I didn't know I came to your house and force you to speak a slavery language! My bad!
Kiswahili was meant for soldiers and thieves/highway robbers.... in my younger age maybe this has changed in Uganda
Ah jamani! I sincerely pray that , that changes.Karibuni Uswahilini.
That was then not anymore. It's just that majority of Ugandans have been suffering from stereotype of those regimes of Amini and Obote where it was used by soldiers and also criminals to terrorise people.
As per Uganda constitution English and Swahili are the national languages but it's not taken seriously and Luganda is just common in central but not national and the bad attitude towards Swahili started way back during Amins regime where government soldiers were tough torturing civilians by speaking Swahili from then people hated Swahili till now but once u join Army there u learn it imagine they can call a thief or ex soldier once u speak Swahili
English is good than swahili that's even the one asking is asking in English
Okay
It's bse Ugandans don't understand Swahili but otherwise he have used it
@@AbertDaGreenHearted-fo8eq understanding has no use when it can't help u but English can give u access to different opportunities
@@ronaldeastgate8988 like which access
@@ronaldeastgate8988 change the mentality
The Ugandan government has this to blame i mean how can you make a beautiful language SWAHILI an optional subject to learn in school so sad 🇰🇪
Nonsense! Beautiful for who?? If it's beautiful for you, keep it and stop imposing it upon others
You are right brother. It should be made compulsory not optional.
The one saying nosense is obviously a muganda that's tipical of them. They want everything to be about buganda😂😂
There's no excuse there's DUOLINGO app. I am learning Swahili. Luganda has been nationalised instead of Swahili.
I am learning Swahili. Thanks for highlighting our East African language challenges.
Swahili in the past was used by thieves and soldiers. It has a negative image in Uganda.
Thanks for the insight. Kiswahili kidumu
Those were just Bagandas excuses to implement theirs in the constitution though it failed
@@AbertDaGreenHearted-fo8eq I was not aware the Baganda tried to push their language forward ahead of Swahili. Swahili is an easy language, duolingo is helping me a lot.
@@KlaBoi-qj8oh But the good thing Swahili was constitutionally implemented as Uganda's official language second to English though the Baganda refused to teach it in their schools and it's taught in other parts of the country
@@AbertDaGreenHearted-fo8eq thank you for this information. Some Baganda think they're a superior race in Uganda.
What is funny even those speaking swahili are struggling to go to school to learn english😂
True that
Even those speaking English are struggling the more to learn kiswahili
@@TWINAH123 sure
My brothers and sisters i love you very much but let me tell you guys Swahili is for us me and you Swahili is not belong for Tanzania or kenya Swahili is belong for all of us est africa and africa....that why 5he called kiswahili or Swahili❤❤❤❤❤❤
They have their languages for f sake
We don't want Swahili please 😭😀 let us keep English and luganda
All the best for you!