Shock as internet explods due to my Gikuyu speaking Kenyan American children
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Shock as internet explods due to my Gikuyu speaking Kenyan American children subscribe to @JejeNdungu
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Very good this is beautiful,my kids are raised in Belgium and speak Swahili sanifu, Maasai, English,Dutch and French. The oldest is 5yrs.
Amazing 🤩
Kenyans should follow your way of bringing up your kids knowing your mother tongue I'm very proud ❤️🇰🇪
Absolutely 💯
That's so commendable of the lady to raise her kids speaking her native language.
Thank you soo much for having you on your platform! This was soo much fun
Kenyans mumekuwa kama naija ppl kila mahali tumefika!Cute kids!
Love love. My kids will be fluent in kikuyu too ata tuwe pluto ama baba yao akuwe nani.
I real feel for our brothers and sisters back there, imagine someone say I wish I could no where I come from 😭😭😭😭 don't worry good thing there is a way come to any africa country and you all are welcome 🤗🤗 with alot of hugs we love you come back home.
Background instrumental is extremely distracting for a long video 🥴🥴.
Kudos guys,, will also teach my babies my Kenyan vernacular language,,
Awesome job, especially when kids learning native language, awesome 👍😎
My 2 older half-sisters were born and raised in Gatundu. They both married fellow Kikuyus and raised their kids in Nairobi. Those kids never learned to speak Kikuyu which never made any sense to me. Back in the day (80's) I think it was considered "cool" to only speak English or Swahili. Today, they're adults with their own kids and neither they or their kids can have a conversation with their 85 years old grandma. I think they were cheated on a heritage and my heart breaks for them. I'm so proud of Jeje for doing right with her kids.
Hi Gerry...am your neighborhood here in Kenya..nice to see you
I love this.. it's a shame to even see kids who are being brought up in Kenya but cannot speak their mother tongue.
No shame! People have freedom of choice, plus there're many languages to learn. Let people be.
@@Cfinnerty2023 'Mwacha mila ni mtumwa', if you know the meaning of this proverb, you would know why it's a shame.
Plus why would one want to limit their child to only learning one language, yet a child's mind is possible to learn even 7 languages. It's important to understand one's culture, and it's also an advantage to a child's development when they can speak more languages, not even thinking about career prospects.
@@Cfinnerty2023 it's shame...mbona ww hukunyimwa hio kujua kiuk na wazazi....mnajifanya Sana hamtaki kuwafunza mother tongue...na French mnawafunza 😂😂shenzi sana
No Shame!!
That one thing I love about South Africans,it doesn't matter how educated someone is, they love speaking their mother tongue...
Very rich. Identity is the most important 1st lesson for any child under 7. And who is this child? The answers addresses the question.
I really love everything in this video thank you so much
Mary Njeri is my mama♥️♥️
Background noise a put off
amazing amazing amazing.
Hi Wainaina and the guest✋️
Wow wow, umudu kweri niari bahati yake
🤣🤣the heels 👠 part😊
A baby can learn 39 languages at a goal. And can speak them all frequently.
So true, the innate theory by N. Chomsky
Beautiful content especially the kid part, continue doing good brother
Hahaha 😆 I love this
I love the warufaga thing
😂 nice
Hehehe good job guys
Thank you so much
I love her already
I need one too..where can I get one too
That's very nice of you teaching him kyuk
Nice to see you now have your own show .do you still sing with the guitar
Wow that must be longtime when did you last see me... but yea still do I started a different channel for my music 🎶 @Gerrieywainaina
@Gerry that's good growth. yes been ages.
@@omuhenje awesome remind me your name n where you saw me since the profile is too tiny n doesn't have your name...
Good one
Right ✅️
Hi dear so amazing story.
Did you pay for the site?
It's free,
Yes I did, the site is free but you can upgrade to premium which I did
Thanks dear you so nice
This really motivate me
Yes online kuna vitu poa kabisa.
Thanks for watching subscribe
Lol that part your smile is so fake kill me. I work in corrections maximum prison in the past and inamates were hilarious
Sweet
I really hate dowry🤣. Mtu asinilipie
Why now
If you know how these culture can mess your life you would never speak about it the way you've said it.
@@veronicakarue2099hiyo ni kuuziwa uoga tu
Waooo
Mkenya Marekani please respond to mails
I prefer mine to speak English and French. When I recall how I grew in shags, going to high school, I really struggled with matamshi, it was very frustrating to be laughed at the first day in school 🤣🤣🤣
There is no shame in speaking your mother tongue. It's not a measure of intelligence speaking in other languages. Your accent just means you are fluent in more than one language. Be proudly local, proudly Afrikan. It's who we are.
Have you were heard a French person or English person living in Kenya says they don't want their kids to speaking French/english only Swahili? They always make sure their kids learn their first language then other languages.
Waa this here👆sad mentally of africans.
have you ever heard a french speaker speaking in english. they also have their accents
English is their first language, Swahili because they are in Kenya then French.I am preparing them internationally for the future not villagelly. I no longer live in the village where I grew, hence why should I migrate my children back to the village language just because I speak fluent Kikuyu and I am proud of it?