@@championfataki3428 Well am your neighbour. I knew they were from DRC but not the tribes. I know parts of Congo like Goma , Bukavu. Kinshasa, Kisangani, and some more but I have never been. Some of my family ( my grandmother’s sister and husband) lived in Goma many years ago but now their souls are resting in peace. Their language is a mixture of so many languages in Uganda. Like Luganda, Lukonjo and Lunyankole. I heard some Swahili words in their too. Bakonjo are definitely your cousin’s because they are on the border of Congo and Uganda. Have you heard of Rwenzori mountains? This is where the Bakonjo live. We have a tribe there called Abanyenzururu the Pygmy people. I will tell you some words and the meanings Tata- father Omwana- child Nyumba- house Kabibi- is a name Mbabwire - I told them Makerere- is the name of our top university Kyibuye- is a place here Tuweza in Swahili, we can Anuma it’s like pain Mwezi yake mwenda- Is 9 months I would like to know if what I have said means the same in this language. Thank you 🙏🏾
@lemondrizzle5658 , I am so impressed with your knowledge I travel a lot around Africa to understand my roots and out love for my mother land , everything you've said gave me goosebumps coz I've been telling people about the same thing even my Mom didn't believe me, I've been everywhere in east Africa and almost everywhere in UG kasese mbarara kpl to fort portal and more... I've learned about Baganda , konjo , gisu , kiga , soga , Acholi, lugbara , konjo , Tooro , nyoro , nkole , bafumbira , batuku people and More I understood that we are all one people and all our languages are very similar if not the same in east west north or south since then I don't really care about borders anymore I see our mother as one divided kingdoms or clans
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Aksantie sana lakini ana sema nini ?😂 mutu sahidiyeko si benie atusiki yake mashi 🙏🏿💜💜
Qui est là en 2024🎉
Bravo sana notre artiste. Tu fais honneur de notre culture
Songa mbele mtoto wetu,pamoja tutafanya nguvu zote tuungane sote kwa hii njia ya TH-cam ili abonnement zipande.najuwa tutaweza.
Omushi ana yume ci arhabola
my mom is muhuvu
very beautifulllllllllllllll
bahavu oyeeeeeeeeeee
Courage artiste... alors tapata wapi.ile wimbo kwabo mutu ni kwabo tuh.kaa titre niile sijue
Courage mon frere Olivier 🙏
ndabasuhuje mundamusize aberuhihi ne eshungu
Muraho munsuhurize ebaekashovu
❤❤❤
Aksanti saana kwako
Eeeee courage courage courage
Ok❤❤❤
Good Job bro....Courage
Les havus sont graves😂😂😂
Olame mwenewerhu olivier. Oje bwere.
Wow wow wow proud of u 👌🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😍🥰
Koko mwana we
Très très bien
What language is this ?
Mashi
Havu
Amashi
Koko bwenene mwana wa bahavu!
Merci
Koko bwenene mwana
Koko mwaliwihru
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My God where is this tribe from??
We are cousins
Eastern DRC Havu and mashi
Where are you from and what is your language?
@@championfataki3428 Well am your neighbour. I knew they were from DRC but not the tribes. I know parts of Congo like Goma , Bukavu. Kinshasa, Kisangani, and some more but I have never been. Some of my family ( my grandmother’s sister and husband) lived in Goma many years ago but now their souls are resting in peace. Their language is a mixture of so many languages in Uganda. Like Luganda, Lukonjo and Lunyankole. I heard some Swahili words in their too. Bakonjo are definitely your cousin’s because they are on the border of Congo and Uganda. Have you heard of Rwenzori mountains? This is where the Bakonjo live. We have a tribe there called Abanyenzururu the Pygmy people. I will tell you some words and the meanings
Tata- father
Omwana- child
Nyumba- house
Kabibi- is a name
Mbabwire - I told them
Makerere- is the name of our top university
Kyibuye- is a place here
Tuweza in Swahili, we can
Anuma it’s like pain
Mwezi yake mwenda- Is 9 months
I would like to know if what I have said means the same in this language.
Thank you 🙏🏾
@lemondrizzle5658 , I am so impressed with your knowledge
I travel a lot around Africa to understand my roots and out love for my mother land , everything you've said gave me goosebumps coz I've been telling people about the same thing even my Mom didn't believe me, I've been everywhere in east Africa and almost everywhere in UG kasese mbarara kpl to fort portal and more... I've learned about Baganda , konjo , gisu , kiga , soga , Acholi, lugbara , konjo , Tooro , nyoro , nkole , bafumbira , batuku people and More I understood that we are all one people and all our languages are very similar if not the same in east west north or south since then I don't really care about borders anymore I see our mother as one divided kingdoms or clans
courage