A Colorful Swahili Henna Party In Mombasa Kenya!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
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![SWAHILI CULTURAL WEDDING*[MOMBASA/KENYA] (EP 5)](/img/n.gif)
Trudy and her husband have a very good heart, always advertising people businesses free on their channels, God bless you 🙏
Awwwwww, you too
Now we are talking…what a beautiful vlog Trudy. Please this is what we want. You have so much to share with your audience. Proudly African. This is just wonderful to watch ❤
More to come 😀
@@MissTrudyy stay focused honey there is so much out there both in Kenya and Ghana for you to showcase. As I said before you are extremely lucky to have an audience who just sit waiting for you to upload a vlog....390,000 subs is a TH-camrs dream! I swear you would have been at least at 400,000 plus by now if you had kept on, kept the consistency that you did before. I know none of us are privy to know what goes on behind the scenes in your day to day life. But please just know that you have a loyal fan base routing for you my love. I mentioned there was an African Food Festival in Ghana ...I wish you could have attended that ...plug yourself into events in both Kenya and Ghana your new home...meet people...show us interesting things like this Henna party. We love you so much. Eagerly awaiting more brilliant content. Keep pushing, be ambitious, do us proud! Love from 🇬🇧😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Wow! You captured it so well😍 beautiful👌 thank you for this memories
The togetherness in Africa is beautiful to watch
ITS REFRESHING TO WATCH YOU ALL AT COASTAL CITY OF MOMBASA APPLYING CULTURAL WEDDING MAKE UP,BEAUTIFUL AND UNIQUE. ❤
LOOKS GREAT.
Thank you
I love, love, love the communal togetherness. Trudy thanks for taking us along. The hinna lady is truly an expert.
Thanks for watching and for the positive feedback
It's so nice to see Becky and her baby. I know their family from way back ❤ Nice vlog.
Good to experience other tribes culture👌👌👌i love drawing henna and her designs are so beautiful❤❤and congratulations to the couple. You guys look lovely too👌👌👌.
Many many thanks
Its an African culture, even in Uganda you should give and receive with the right hand.
Anyways, this is an interesting culture, the henna is beautiful ❤️
I know get it. Thanks for the information
Trudy, this is so beautiful. Taking us along and showing us other cultures. Blessings to you and your husband ❤❤❤❤
Congrats to Aurelia and Allan's union. You're looking good Trudy. I can't wait to see the continuation of the celebration celebration. 💕
Thanks so much
Beautiful display of Swahili culture.congratulations to the newlyweds.
1000% 😀
Something unique to entertain and educate us. Thank you Miss Trudy
Am glad you learned something new😀
Its your excitement for me😂😂😊❤you are looking absolutely gorgeous 😍 congratulations to her🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😀
This was extremely satisfying to watch. Exactly what we had missed.
Africa is a vast area but most of our culture is the same, amongst the Moslem community in Ghana this form of art decor on the bride is always done. Also all the elderly women in the community come together to offer a helping hand.
That’s so beautiful to know!
Miss Trudy as much as you look amazing in extension, the Natural crown is surpassing them all❤❤❤. By the way you both look amazing ❤❤❤
Thank so much for sharing this phenomenal event. Congratulations to you Madam Auleria
Very authentic vlog i just like very chill vibes say hi to Becky and Aurelia you guys are beautiful ❤️
❤❤❤❤ beautiful indeed thanks Trudy.All the best to your sis in Love.
Thanks so much
Wow great experience.. looking so interesting great to learn about this culture 🎉🎉❤❤👌👌👍👍
She looks beautiful Trudy
I really enjoyed watching this vlog !!!! I learned something new today. The designs are very interesting and unique . I discovered Aurelia’s kitchen from your channel and she’s such a beautiful soul as are you. Love your sisterhood . Great content 🙏🥰🥰🫶
Awwwwww, am so glad you do. Thanks for your positive feedback
Thank you😊
So nice and wonderful Hinna party . May God bless their renuion waiting to see more celebration on your page and wish ningejua mahali the wedding will be and i come and see you Mrs Trudy and hug you because you are amazing and a good person and wish my dream one day will come true and see you physically. love from here in mombasa ,
Awwwwww, you are so sweet ❤️
Thank you!@@MissTrudyy ♥
Beautiful vlog 🎉 enjoying fr Jamaica 🏖️
Thanks so much
the locs is super beautiful.
Awwwwww, thanks
Your locks are absolutely beautiful!!
Can I get your cousins contacts??
I need to visit her for my dreads
Lovely Henna party!❤ Miss Trudy, i was born and bred in Nairobi and was taught from the time a was a child that you should never give or receive anything with the left hand because it is rude! It is upbringing i guess
That so nice you are her favourite aunty, you guys look pretty and the dresses are nice.
Awwwwwww, thank you 😊
Africa we have beautiful and amazing culture
Waaaooo fantastic, Mrs Maya pls where's 'ur Ring from der USA 🇺🇸
Trudy Henna is also done here in Ghana oo we called it leyley mostly done among the Muslim people when they are getting married mostly seen in Zongo's that's a slum communities comprise of majority Muslims and few Christians
One! Really?!! I had no idea! 😃
Oo yaah😁😁 they usually perform that a day before their marriage ceremony, and do u know what's interesting about this😂 they will intentionally allow the bride to run away from the house then they ordered people to catch her for the hinna to be done, whiles doing den they will be singing in the native language of the bride 😂😂 bt at times too if the bride don't want to be worried they just go straight and perform the hinna which is called leyley , am a Christian though but all my entire life i have lived in Zongo that's Konongo Zongo where Black Sheriff hails from😂
Br Osei, I'm glad you told our Kenyan sister, Trudy that we have this in Ghana, too. I'd respectfully advise you to please be careful how you phrase things when you're outside a culture, though. Zongos are indeed considered slums, however, that's not where all Muslims are from. And being relegated to slums speaks of religious discrimination and economic disenfranchisement in a place colonized by people who claimed to be Christians. (I'm Muslim; half my family is Christian. Notice how I phrased it. Because to me nothing wicked like enslavement or colonization represents the ideals of Christianity, Islam or any other faith honoring our Divine Creator.) Anyway, I'm partly Hausa, Ga, Fante with even some Fulani, Kanuri, Yoruba & Sierra Leonean ancestry. I have family in zongos as well as in Ofankoh, Dzorwulu, etc., and the lalle is part of our festivities, hence my sisterly caution to you, onua Osei, about how you say it. In nations like Senegal, Mali, Somalia, etc., they wouldn't be mischaracterized as slum communities. Here in the U.S., there are those who think a dowry is a "bride price" which is false. Akans do not sell daughters. As I'm sure you know, it's across our various cultures and it's simultaneously to demonstrate to the bride's family that she'll be well provided for and to thank them for raising up the lovely, courteous lady with whom they're joining families. Can you also imagine trying to explain what an akonta sikan/bro-in-law's knife is? Lol. Anyway, 🇬🇭 Ghana forever. Ma Onyame nka wo ho. Amn. Red ❤Gold💛Green💚 for life. 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
@@loveheals6184i liked your explanation.
@@CeeblaCuud ASA, Sister 🤗 I really appreciate your taking the time to write this and for showing me solidarity. Mahadsanid 🥰💚🤲🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿 P.S. I've subscribed to your channel as a show of support. I deeply respect your making your videos in Somali. It's important to honor & protect the best parts of our cultures.
Aki i love this woman trudy for free,the God of trudy please locate me in Jesus name
Wow...what an experience. Trudy...whoever did your hair did an amazing job💕💕
We all do the right hand thing, across Africa
Awwww, Trudy always greeting people and requesting if she could film them. How nice❤
Trying to respect people’s privacy
I'm so happy seen my favourite TH-camr drowning piko and hinna in my land and cultura Trudy you look so amazing much love❤❤❤
Awwwwwww, you are so sweet ❤️
@@MissTrudyy 💋💋😘😘
The coastal culture in Kenya very well represented here! Aurelia is such a beautiful and happy Bride
Hi Ms. Trudy!! Beautiful vlog very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Henna lady is so pretty 😊
I love Trudy's voice the way it sounds so great en also the great work u do may God keep u safe always
Awwwn Trudy, you're quite courteous ❤
I try
😭😭Now that you've mentioned it, I now want to watch your grandmother and Maya's video.
Hahaha! 😅 soon 😊
Proudly swahili ❤❤
It looks so beautiful on you ❤
Awwwwww, thank you
I thought this is an Indian Culture. You learn something everyday.
I know! Right?! 😀
@@MissTrudyy 😍
WOW VERY BEAUTIFUL
Oh that knife though 😮😅😅😅
Trudy i really enjoyed watching this vlong .. can we all appreciate how beautiful you are and even look more beautiful in person i met you and your siz inlove the other day and damn 🔥🔥
Beautiful colors 😍
Thank you
Hi Miss Trudy i am looking at your vlog my grand daughter came in and saw you and said oh she look beautiful is she rich and she is only five years old kids of today
In my place we also give people things with right ❤❤❤beautiful vlog.
Where is that?
Mr Maya Eiiii are witnessing china knife @work 😂😂😂 ILove my People with way to make Tools work Afric way bravo
China knife?
Eeeee,something new,Henna party🎉🎉🎉
Yes! Was so interesting
In Teso we don't receive things given from Left hand,we don't give with left hand too
Mombasa my number one favourite destination ...will visit for like 25 th time soon
❤beautiful 😍 ❤🎉celebrations congratulations to your bro and siz
Thank you! 😊
This pure beauty 😊
Awwwwwww😀
Wow such a nice video. I didn't know such things happen. THANK YOU FOR SHARING ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
The video quality is perfect 💯👌
I try 😀
Congratulations to her 🎉
I have been a silent follower of you but I love you dearly all the way from kirinyaga❤️❤️❤️❤️
Would love to visit Kenya one day
You will love it
Karibu
Wow ! It is nice.
Beautiful outfit ❤
I love you Trudy... your work❤❤❤
Love you more
Enjoy yourself Trudy
I really am 😀
I was here.. Mtwapa
Hi miss Trudy I hope you all together your husband.lovely and beautiful couple.you wonderful family.. it's every where in Kenya too we receive things with right hand even greetings we say with the right hand....
Miss Trudy in Ghana, we also do some of the hinna on our wedding day o
You are glowing Ms Trudy
Awwwwwwww🥰
THANKS FOR SHARING MISS TRUDY
I almost forwarded the video out of excitement 😅😅😅
Hahaha, patience pays …
Nice vlog❤️
❤ have afantastic for your brothers wedding love you trudy you look awesome God bless
Awwwwww, thank you
Serious Indian influence in the coastal culture. Even the name Mombasa reminds one of Mumbai..
No it means the island of war in Swahili during the colonial time... Which in Arabic Is manbasa. Arabic and Swahili are quite similar
@@jessicah-22 Ok, thanks for elucidating. As a westerner, I only said the name reminds one of Mubai. I understand that Swahili is a type of patois comprised of words from many languages. I heard someone say "anda Shule," and was able to figure out that he meant "go to school." Now, I am also a Spanish and Portuguese speaker and thought "anda" was derived from the verb "andar" in Portuguese, which means to walk; and Shule may be from English or German. I may be wrong as someone told me that "anda" is a bantu word. We know that some Bantu words may have their origins in Portuguese. I.e, the word mesa for table. Is anda Bantu or Portuguese?
That's exclusive and beautiful 🎉❤
Thank you
African queen ❤
😍
This Volg was so interesting
Beautiful ❤🦋
Thank you
Authentic content. Welldone dear
Am so glad you think so
Exactly. Trudy you have so much to show us. You missed the African Food Festival in Ghana ….it looked amazing. You need to plug yourself into the events scene over there. So much going on to vlog.
😂i love their dance and tacking the deras
How I wish I met you there beautiful soul ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
There is always next time
Waooo❤❤❤..
Becky hizo sister locks ni pesa gapi, zinakaa how long na nywele fupi inaweza?
Yes, inaweza. Mine is for life. Get intouch with her on instagram for more details 😀 her details are in the description box.
@@MissTrudyy ahsante jaber
Trudy, the left hand thing is generally not acceptable in most if not all African communities. Also, learn to say Shikamoo to the elderly whilst in Uswahilini. It's the respectful way of greeting the elderly.
Thanks for the information. I did not know
pleasure@@MissTrudyy
I can relate, in Namibia 🇳🇦 we give with the right hand 🖐️
Mombasa oyee ❤ trudy bravo 👏 for God job aki namisi mombasa masherehe 😊
Am your fun from Somaliland ❤
Awwwww, lots of love ❤️
Mombasa seems cool 😎 i'm ready to find a wife over there 😂
They are simply the best! 😅
Watched all the ads
Vitungu mingi sana and the way the prices have gone up
happy to se henna party in Kenya, I thought it is our culture as south Sudanese.
Much love
❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful
Very nice
Thanks
Trudy in coast you dont say hi to elderly like"hamjambo"unawapatia shikamoo
Oh! Am sorry! I did not know that
Style: what happens to the Kenyan Trudy in Ghana?? 🤔
am not sure they do the same thing
Everyone looks lovely.
Thank you
Sweet Soul ❣️
Awwwwww❤
heena culture is there among the Nubians too
Oh! Wow!
wow i like it
Me too 😀
Notification ❤️😘
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