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I learned that Swahili has a nice amount of Loan Words that are English, German, and Spanish, but the Majority being Arabic and Bantu if I'm correct but I could be wrong...
Because he is not right person for the dialogue. The producer supposed to record people from Zanzibar. They don't mix Swahili with English. So that's the problem. Oscar's first language is not Swahili. It might be Sukuma or Gogo... That is the reason. Unlikely us, people from Coast of Tanzania, we are very keen at Swahili.
@@minddump9907 yeah we also say nyimbo or maimbo but that translates closer to “song” while “music” is closer to muziki, but they still make sense vice versa.
Help me please....Is it african language "Hee yamko rambe yamko aronawa kombe Hee yamko rambe yamko aronawa kombe Teemi nokibe kubano ko bombe ko Yuma no bungo awe ade Teemi nokibe kubano ko bombe ko Yuma no bungo awe ade
He is a Native speaker. You don't have to be Mswahili to speak Swahili natively. That's like saying you have to be English to speak English natively. The Waswahili are a very small minority among Swahili speakers.
Nate O. Whats the point of creating a dictionary of language if all your language samples are basically English. The Swahili/Coastal did not speak Swahili mixed with English. Swahili has English loanwords (people still get by without them) but Swahili is not English. Nevermind the fact that the original dialects of Swahili are from the various Swahili people. Just like there are various dialects of Arabic you wouldn't nometheless include in a dictionary a soundbite of S. Sudanese pidgeon Arabic instead of actual Koranic Arabic. Or you wouldn't go to Jamaica to learn English. There's nothing wrong with the way they speak but the original English is from England. On the other hand if they were collecting samples on various Swahili dialects you could label this under Dar es Salaam/General Tanzanian youth Swahili. However to use it as an official definition or reference on KiSwahili is inaccurate.
" Whats the point of creating a dictionary of language if all your language samples are basically English." If what that guy is speaking is basically English, then what the hell have I been speaking my whole life?! =D
Michael Mulongo There are very few languages in this world that are "pure" in nature, with no loan words. Unless you come from a group of people that have isolated themselves from the rest of the world, your native language is likely to have SOME loan words from other languages. That's just how things are.
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Very interesting sounding language
This language is so beautiful I want to learn it😩 this and Arabic
Me too!!!
Swahili is an offshoot of Arabic, I've heard
Swahili sounds cool! I'll take this over French any day. No offense intended to French speakers out there.
Why instead of? Why not both?
wow, i would love to learn french!!
Neka wami zi laguwa zo mbili ?
I'll offend French if you don't lol. :All offence to the French language! Shame on them :)
Yeah too late. That was very rude to say.
Seems very wiredly smooth
I think its all the vowels, especially so many of the words ending with them. It makes the language very melodic and easy on the ears, I'm a fan
Swahili sounds clear and beautiful to my American ears.❤❤❤
it's very easy to learn for American people. ❤
sounds like garifuna back home in honduras🇭🇳
Why did I expect him to say Msumbiji and not Mozambique?
Such an amazing sounding language
He's a musical artist? That's all I got 😅
They should feature Kenyan swahili😂
It's so pretty
Got some English bits scattered in there, I guess that's nontraditional.
No, it's just common among Swahili speakers to code switch or use some English/other loan words.
a lot of arabic words as well. seeaasii (politicians), mashoora (famous)
I learned that Swahili has a nice amount of Loan Words that are English, German, and Spanish, but the Majority being Arabic and Bantu if I'm correct but I could be wrong...
Swahili is a mix of many languages that was used to unite different tribes
Because he is not right person for the dialogue. The producer supposed to record people from Zanzibar. They don't mix Swahili with English. So that's the problem. Oscar's first language is not Swahili. It might be Sukuma or Gogo... That is the reason. Unlikely us, people from Coast of Tanzania, we are very keen at Swahili.
God and Jesus love all of you✝️❤️
Ohhhhhhh, this is nice, I like this🥰
I am astonished that Swahili does not have its own word for Music!
Its pronounced mziki
I speak Congolese swahili, and we say "mimbo" for songs/music
@@minddump9907 yeah we also say nyimbo or maimbo but that translates closer to “song” while “music” is closer to muziki, but they still make sense vice versa.
@@minddump9907 thanks
Mziki
He sounds congolese
Help me please....Is it african language "Hee yamko rambe yamko aronawa kombe
Hee yamko rambe yamko aronawa kombe
Teemi nokibe kubano ko bombe ko
Yuma no bungo awe ade
Teemi nokibe kubano ko bombe ko
Yuma no bungo awe ade
Looking it up doesnt give any results. Try asking around in language subreddits
Its papuan song
HALLO
taomalima music, mee eens.
this is not a native Swahili speaker please get a "mSwahili" or an ethnic member or the Swahili group to do this
He is a Native speaker. You don't have to be Mswahili to speak Swahili natively. That's like saying you have to be English to speak English natively. The Waswahili are a very small minority among Swahili speakers.
Nate O. Whats the point of creating a dictionary of language if all your language samples are basically English. The Swahili/Coastal did not speak Swahili mixed with English. Swahili has English loanwords (people still get by without them) but Swahili is not English. Nevermind the fact that the original dialects of Swahili are from the various Swahili people.
Just like there are various dialects of Arabic you wouldn't nometheless include in a dictionary a soundbite of S. Sudanese pidgeon Arabic instead of actual Koranic Arabic. Or you wouldn't go to Jamaica to learn English. There's nothing wrong with the way they speak but the original English is from England.
On the other hand if they were collecting samples on various Swahili dialects you could label this under Dar es Salaam/General Tanzanian youth Swahili. However to use it as an official definition or reference on KiSwahili is inaccurate.
" Whats the point of creating a dictionary of language if all your language samples are basically English."
If what that guy is speaking is basically English, then what the hell have I been speaking my whole life?! =D
You sound like you know Swahili, why don't you record yourself speaking for us? I would really love to hear how a native Swahili speaker sounds.
Michael Mulongo There are very few languages in this world that are "pure" in nature, with no loan words. Unless you come from a group of people that have isolated themselves from the rest of the world, your native language is likely to have SOME loan words from other languages. That's just how things are.