Hellooooo Friday! Can you tell how happy we are to be back? This week has been good for each of us and it was for you as well. Get a drink and a Newmans snack and let's delve into this new episode! Would you learn to accept each other’s culture and traditions if you married into a different tribe from yours? Tell us your experience in the comments below. If the Annual Personal Planning Getaway coming up on 25th - 26th November sounds like an event you'd gain from, please click here to learn more about it manuelapmulondo.com/products/annual-personal-planning-getaway-budget-friendly We absolutely loved doing this show at the Golden Tulip Hotel, come and explore more of what this gorgeous hotel has to offer. Thank you to Zuri Hair, Shades of Beauty, Shoe Puzzle and Fashion Episode for our look today :) If you enjoyed this video please like it, share with someone who needs to watch this and hit that subscribe button for more videos like this one. Follow us on: Instagram instagram.com/bumploveug Facebook facebook.com/BumpLove Twitter twitter.com/bumploveug?t=kR7O... #HappyFriday #NewEpisode #BumpLove
Wooow... let's all celebrate with our own , 1. Pumla's parents 40th merry anniversary in marriage. 2. Rachel's beautiful journal 3. Rosette's Newman factory expansion . 4. Manuella's prosperous agendas and wins. 5. Angie's pink coconut succesful creativeness. 6. Above all, we all the bump lovers who are still in the ride, we are actually 5k subscribers now 🎉🎉🎉 Thank you LORD GOD .
I am in an interracial marriage. I am an Indian lady married to a Tanzanian man. Growing up all our parents n Indian society teach their girls never to marry African. And that's exactly what I did n I got disowned for years. Now they realize actually the African man is more respectable than the Indian sons in law. The Indian society still treats me like an outcast but the African society I am like a princess they show me off and want to associate with me.
Thanks Recho for standing your ground,darkness cannot mix with light when it comes to religion no mixing 🙅🙅🙅 believers should no marry non believers. Bravo my gal💪💪
My sister introduced me to bump love and it was the best thing ever! These girls are headed for a global show platform! I’m Ugandan living in the USA Married to an American man. I was initially married to an Ugandan man who treated me like a doormat, a slave, a dog!I had never known what love was until I met this American. I urge everyone on this platform that don’t limit yourself selves when it comes to love because of some society rules.Thank you bump love; this episode made my day!
I just can't imagine how interesting these discussions 're!!! Am literally learning and enjoying at the same time. My dear, just don't care miss these episodes again,,Love. ❤❤
My husband is American, i come from western Uganda. Our cultural differences have made our marriage more beautiful. Get out there and explore more, so much to learn and enjoy outside our own cultures.
Neyanziza nyo nyo! ladies for this episode❤. I am a Kenyan married to a Mukiga, even through the differences love rises above all. It has been quite a journey but all I can say is that love is much more special in that dynamic of not knowing really what is expected of you. I have a lovely family and what you realize is that either way God makes a way for you and you will be fine.
The other day I traveled to Gulu and passed by a supermarket only to see Newman snacks there, I was so excited you could think I had seen my own brand in a store. Kudos Rosette and your team😊
I ate newmans once and liked them and looked for them once in awhile then I learnt that it’s for Rosette and the husband hoooooo . I don’t anyother crisps since
today i went to a supermarket in najjera and i wanted to buy crisips. there are some crisips that i always love and buy from that supermarket, but today i went n found my usual crisps and as i was walking away i saw a pack with newman n i remembered Rossette n rushed to put the other crisips back on the shelf n i picked the newman coz of rossette.
Tbh Newsman’s is better than I thought it even expected. Ate some Simsim snacks from a supermarket up country, it was crunchy, soft and didn’t have soil. Quite impressed!
This was such a beautiful moment with you ladies. Just like Rachael, tribe does not matter but MY FAITH IS A NON NEGOTIABLE and that has been the my highlight for this episode
Nze, me, myself and I, the four of us think this bumplove family needs a meet and greet...oba conference...I don't know. The wisdom is a lot❤. Thank you, ladies...
Can we make that beginning catch up a thing. It is so refreshing hearing about your week and being part of the celebration of milestones. So happy for you ladies.😍
Rachael's look when they said throw the pant into the grave 😂😂😂 was hilarious! She was in awww😂. And her final comment said it all. We have no business with the dead. Thanks ladies for yet another interesting episode.
Globalisation has helped us other people from different cultures. As a Kenyan living in Europe, I've connected so well with other cultures that my best friends now are Ugandans.
The same globalization has made me realize some of these barriers are artificial and were put by outsiders as a tool of control. Ugandans and Kenyans aren’t very different. Even some of our ethnicities are the same but because someone comes from across the border you think they are different from you
Banange I think this is the first comment Appreciating your smartness and beauty You Ladies are Wowwwwwww!!!! As in woooooooooower And Wooooooowest!!!!!!
I bumped upon Bump Love 4 months ago, and I got addicted!! I love the meaningful, mature, and fun conversations here. I may have my reservations on a few matters but on the general, I love it here. Ladies, you broke the box!!
Ladies kuddos on your wins , to add on the dresses game, shoes and makeups keep getting better and better every day !! Angie braids, rachels’s dress and shoes won my vote today!!!
I never thought I wd love you any better my Dear Rachel. I just love how you are not ashamed of what you believe in, girllll that draws me so much to you cz even me faith is a non negotiable wen it comes to that toyina kyongamba. That said this was another banger of an episode, not sure who comes up with the topics of discussion but you sure know how to keep us yo audience engaged. I love every bump love show. This is the only youtube channel I comment on cz I enjoy it. Love u ladies. ❤❤
I have just watched the first few minutes and dear Pumla we appreciate you getting us to understand that you Ladies have lives. Well done surely! You're inspiring! I know you want us to stop complaining when one of you is not around. But honestly it's not because we don't appreciate how hard you work but it's just because you are the best team and each one of you brings something unique to the show. So when one of you is missing, we the bump lovers miss that unique energy. I personally will be more understanding going forward, but please all of you be present 😌
You ladies are really great. I uphold Racheal for standing for her faith. As a fellow Christian, I think you owe no apology for standing for your faith. Faith is not the same thing as values though our values are definitely influenced by faith. Just because there are those that do the contrary, it does not mean there are no right ones. I think objectivity is needed around faith and tribes.
Someone needs to share this episode with Owek Charles Peter Mayiga and Owek Daudi Mpanga. Pumla, you never cease to astound me. As a child of an American Muganda mother and Ashanti Father, I've learned so much from you, Pumla, about my mother' culture.
Words fail me of how to describe how astonishing and amazing you're...You're truly inspirational..You've served us healthy,genuine, raw and unfiltered content..Each of your personalities are relatable to us ..I love the growth. Thank you Thank you Thank you.❤
Good afternoon Ladies and bamplovers, I thank God who guided me to this channel,I know am here for a reason, ladies you're all inspiring, you'll impact my life . I see myself like a building and you ladies are the building materials, thank you ladies my God bless you more and more ❤
Congratulations to Pumla's parents🎉🎉...thats awesome....i would love to hear from them especially her mother! Congratulations to Newman's expansion! Manuela's and Kemi's ever shinning success plus Racheal's great writing...i loved the catch up
Such a great episode. The intro where you celebrated eachother was the best part! And I am with Rachel on the closing remarks. We don’t have business with the dead. No leaving them clothes please. Not even a hankie or puff holder.😄
Love Recheal yes the dead have nothing to do with the living and religion / faith is a non negotiable for me . Just here a muganda married to a Kenyan and loving my marriage cheers
I love how Angie's family members love themselves, The love between all of you is verbal, physical ooh my😍, Am always eager to hear you speak, Your stories are always full of love🥰.
God brought you to us as gifts. mweebale the conversation starting coz I think we need to become serious with love by background checking our partners of different cultures. God bless you guys.
My mum being a munyoro and my dad a muganda, i grew up with a diversity of languages because my mum some how spoke almost all western languages, something i really like because you can not kugeya me😂. But now as a grown woman looking to start my own family, being born again, my non negotiable is faith, my husband has to share my faith, about race and ethnicity I’ve always desired a white man because i feel like i want i want my children to be exposed to both the western culture and my African culture but that’s really a negotiable, i dont mind marrying from anywhere as long as we share certain beliefs and values of life. Thank you ladies for the episode, absolutely loved it!
wow wow wow, I absolutely love that part of sharing how your week has been coz we also be curious and would be satisfied to know about your lived outside bump love. Plus I have also noticed that its not only the moderator that leads the conversation. I'm so thrilled with the creativity of bump love and congratulations on your enormous achievements. I grew up from a same tribe same religion family and that was all I looked up to, I hoped to marry someone of the same tribe and religion. I'm from West Nile but was born and breed in Buganda, and so our first language to learn was Luganda and I remember this frustrated our Mum, the fact that we couldn't speak our native language but were fluent with Luganda didn't register well with her. I remember she put a strict rule at home of Whenever she came back from work, she didn't want to hear any language spoken other than our mother tongue, you either speak it or keep quiet. and that's how we got to learn it. I recall sometime in high school my parents came for VD and I invited my friends, they (my friends) were fascinated by the fact that I spoke my local language fluently because they couldn't speak theirs, they were not Buganda and they only spoke English. I remember feeling so proud about it and that's when it hit me that it is crucial to know a local language and have an identity. otherwise I guess I would also be amongst those people who identify as......I had an expectation though, I know most of you ladies are in intermarriages, I expected to here your personal experiences, how you navigated that decision to enter such a marriage, what were your influences and did your support system cheer you on?
fashion episode is doing it jst right for u ladies!!! y'll beautiful with colors that match jst right, I love u gals. and being able to celebrate each other's milestones wow oh wow God bless you ladies
Quite an amazing show, learnt a lot, and I see that you Ugandans and us Zambians have a lot in common especially in words, such as buko,banange, I don't know from which of your tribes.
Thank you ladies for that brief yet well coordinated intro.... Am a muganda Catholic married to a muganda muslim man...when you choose to explore each others belief with an open mind....there's alot to learn from both religions....quite interesting...however, sometimes the people around, and the bigger family from both sides sees it weird and attimes make life hard...but trust me now we have learnt to cut many negative people from telling us what to do/ not
Wow! This topic is so multi-faceted yet so interesting. There is always a story behind the story. One of the key reasons why people kept within or married their own race was for preservation; deeply unique qualities or practices that were proven over time as good, and they didn't want to lose them. Because our ancestors preserved these things, for over thousands of years, we still have authenticity of who we are! This doesn't mean there aren't some disadvantages... Yet there are great benefits with inter marriages such as better offsprings, connections beyond borders, larger and diverse experiences, and learning to live with others in community. I believe that we need to treat everyone with goodness & respect regardless of race and religion or culture, but there are places when we have to stand and decide to hold fast some key principles... Well, THANK you so much, ladies! You are amazing. Your diversity of views is thought provoking; many times, I agree with one of you, and then after some time, I agree with all of you, and so forth.. Thank you! Thank you for sharing and shining light on these topical issues. You rock ❤❤❤❤
I agree with Anggie, on language as a resource, personally am married to a musical and am a munyankolr, I love the lusoga language, their culture and am enjoying the ride with happiness
@Rachel you were spot on at 57:21 about the acceptance and tolerance. It's true that the in-laws can become something else. You are all looking good ladies. @Angie's braids are giving. The same to Pumla's skirt.
I don't agree with Rosette's reasoning about Muslims praying in one language. There shouldn't be a dominant language one shd be able to pray in a language one understands best!!
@@elizabethm7159 That’s your opinion. we all pray in languages that we understand but there are those unifying elements. Again, I loved her explanation. I think, we seek knowledge to expand our perspectives on the world we all share.
Racheaaaaaa....l!! how do I love you more❤. Thanks for being assertive on your non negotiable !! I also enjoyed the facial expression and educative overtone of..don’t put your .....!! Thanks RM, God bless you all on the set n us the consumers My takeaways..Do your research,Gratitude and NON NEGOTIABLES
Living in the diaspora has taught me that tribal discrimination from our countries can be a limitation here in Europe . You must put that aside to stand together n get thru life here.
Wow I'm so blessed by this show. I'm married in a different culture and tribe and I have benefited from this show so much. Values is the most important thing and also respect for caltual value
Wow, it's such a jaw dropping introduction, n the way you intentionally complemented n celebrated each other's accomplishments n success is on another level
You ladies are amazing,thank you for bringing light to the world.I have learnt so much about intermarriage discussion you have presented. That we should not sweat over small things and also learn to be respectful and have gratitude.Kudos
I don’t think there should be a compromise on faith,one person can’t be coming from sabbo and another from church,where will the kids worship??I agree with Racheal
Naye Nabacwa is very stubborn 😅 the moment I saw the notification, I was excited to hear from you ladies. Congrats Rosette, Newman's crisps all the way🥳 Congrats ladies upon the wins🥳
Angie's point about language for children from mixed backgrounds, at 28 she has settled something huge in me that I somehow feared would be taken in the wrong way. I will embrace the diversity or rather the fluidity in my language capabilities. Love to you all Ladies!
I actually think being multi lingual is such a beautiful gift I wish I had. My parents are of different tribes(one from Eastern Uganda, one from WesternUganda) and yet were working in a different district, where we were all born. I must confess that we grew up in a home speaking English, and the language of the place we were in(coz there was no one to teach us our original languages). On tbe other hand, in our parents' time, they joined university and the only common ground was English. But to make each other feel at home, they learnt a bit of each others languages. So I found that my Dad knew a little bit of plenty of languages, coz he learnt from friends that were in Kampala for.the first time when they joined Makerere. So I really admire multi-linguists. I feel it's such a blessing
Loving the hair and fashions today. Curious to see Pumla with different hair but I remember the episode on stuff that we feel take too much of our time. You all look dope though.
Very fascinating a topic, our ability to appreciate diversity is what keeps us going, me ain’t married to a tribe mate but like Manuela did say, I have navigated the challenges therein for the last 12 years….You galz are amazing, ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏾
Hellooooo Friday!
Can you tell how happy we are to be back? This week has been good for each of us and it was for you as well.
Get a drink and a Newmans snack and let's delve into this new episode!
Would you learn to accept each other’s culture and traditions if you married into a different tribe from yours? Tell us your experience in the comments below.
If the Annual Personal Planning Getaway coming up on 25th - 26th November sounds like an event you'd gain from, please click here to learn more about it manuelapmulondo.com/products/annual-personal-planning-getaway-budget-friendly
We absolutely loved doing this show at the Golden Tulip Hotel, come and explore more of what this gorgeous hotel has to offer.
Thank you to Zuri Hair, Shades of Beauty, Shoe Puzzle and Fashion Episode for our look today :)
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Me too growing up I was borderless I don't look at tribes I believe we are one
I really love how Rachael firmly stands for her faith in a respectful manner...God bless her for it❤!!!
We love her for it too. We should all aspire to be Rachael ❤
@@pumlanabachwa8668you can say that again
Me too ❤
I also love her
Me too 💕
Wooow... let's all celebrate with our own ,
1. Pumla's parents 40th merry anniversary in marriage.
2. Rachel's beautiful journal
3. Rosette's Newman factory expansion .
4. Manuella's prosperous agendas and wins.
5. Angie's pink coconut succesful creativeness.
6. Above all, we all the bump lovers who are still in the ride, we are actually 5k subscribers now 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you LORD GOD .
That!That!That!That!That & All That! 👏 🙏
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I am in an interracial marriage. I am an Indian lady married to a Tanzanian man. Growing up all our parents n Indian society teach their girls never to marry African. And that's exactly what I did n I got disowned for years. Now they realize actually the African man is more respectable than the Indian sons in law. The Indian society still treats me like an outcast but the African society I am like a princess they show me off and want to associate with me.
it melts my heart when women celebrate each others milestones... I love you girlss
I know right
Very true its very rare to see such. I love it
Thanks Recho for standing your ground,darkness cannot mix with light when it comes to religion no mixing 🙅🙅🙅 believers should no marry non believers.
Bravo my gal💪💪
Correct ❤❤
yes yes we are the light of the world no compromising
My sister introduced me to bump love and it was the best thing ever! These girls are headed for a global show platform! I’m Ugandan living in the USA Married to an American man. I was initially married to an Ugandan man who treated me like a doormat, a slave, a dog!I had never known what love was until I met this American. I urge everyone on this platform that don’t limit yourself selves when it comes to love because of some society rules.Thank you bump love; this episode made my day!
I just can't imagine how interesting these discussions 're!!!
Am literally learning and enjoying at the same time.
My dear, just don't care miss these episodes again,,Love. ❤❤
We receive the global platform blessings. Thank you ❤
Amen 🌎🙏🏾
@@kemiomeke1120 Hello beautiful mami,,,,,
My husband introduced me to this bumb love. I will love him forever
My husband is American, i come from western Uganda. Our cultural differences have made our marriage more beautiful. Get out there and explore more, so much to learn and enjoy outside our own cultures.
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Neyanziza nyo nyo! ladies for this episode❤. I am a Kenyan married to a Mukiga, even through the differences love rises above all. It has been quite a journey but all I can say is that love is much more special in that dynamic of not knowing really what is expected of you. I have a lovely family and what you realize is that either way God makes a way for you and you will be fine.
The other day I traveled to Gulu and passed by a supermarket only to see Newman snacks there, I was so excited you could think I had seen my own brand in a store. Kudos Rosette and your team😊
Awwwww❤❤
I ate newmans once and liked them and looked for them once in awhile then I learnt that it’s for Rosette and the husband hoooooo . I don’t anyother crisps since
today i went to a supermarket in najjera and i wanted to buy crisips. there are some crisips that i always love and buy from that supermarket, but today i went n found my usual crisps and as i was walking away i saw a pack with newman n i remembered Rossette n rushed to put the other crisips back on the shelf n i picked the newman coz of rossette.
@@julian.k5174😂😂
Tbh Newsman’s is better than I thought it even expected. Ate some Simsim snacks from a supermarket up country, it was crunchy, soft and didn’t have soil. Quite impressed!
I feel you Rachel in these times… non negotiables on faith is mine too
I like the way these ladies hype and support each others' success. They are the true definition of "queens fix each others crowns"
This was such a beautiful moment with you ladies.
Just like Rachael, tribe does not matter but MY FAITH IS A NON NEGOTIABLE and that has been the my highlight for this episode
One trait very prominent, with most of you ladies, especially Pumla, is telling your truth, but yet being mindful of others. Thank you.
I appreciate you for this. Each of us is different but we are not just tolerant but loving on each other even in our differences.
Nze, me, myself and I, the four of us think this bumplove family needs a meet and greet...oba conference...I don't know. The wisdom is a lot❤. Thank you, ladies...
Seconded
Yes,we really need one,I second you.
Truly!
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I love Kemi , her composure , calmness is to be studied , the gratitude thing she talked about is so true🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Can we make that beginning catch up a thing. It is so refreshing hearing about your week and being part of the celebration of milestones. So happy for you ladies.😍
Kasita oyogera 👍🏾
I loved it too
Bumplovers let’s appreciate the camera crew🥳 picture quality is exceptional
Rachael's look when they said throw the pant into the grave 😂😂😂 was hilarious! She was in awww😂. And her final comment said it all. We have no business with the dead. Thanks ladies for yet another interesting episode.
@Pumla CONGRATULATIONS TO MOM AND DAD. 40 years together is a dream for our generation. Best wishes into the next 40 years yet to come❤❤
Congratulations received and passed on. Thank you Eunice.
Globalisation has helped us other people from different cultures. As a Kenyan living in Europe, I've connected so well with other cultures that my best friends now are Ugandans.
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The same globalization has made me realize some of these barriers are artificial and were put by outsiders as a tool of control. Ugandans and Kenyans aren’t very different. Even some of our ethnicities are the same but because someone comes from across the border you think they are different from you
Banange I think this is the first comment
Appreciating your smartness and beauty
You Ladies are Wowwwwwww!!!!
As in woooooooooower
And Wooooooowest!!!!!!
Banange 😂😂😂😂😂
I bumped upon Bump Love 4 months ago, and I got addicted!! I love the meaningful, mature, and fun conversations here. I may have my reservations on a few matters but on the general, I love it here. Ladies, you broke the box!!
Congrats on your achievements, ladies! it's truly inspiring to see fellow women win.
Ladies kuddos on your wins , to add on the dresses game, shoes and makeups keep getting better and better every day !! Angie braids, rachels’s dress and shoes won my vote today!!!
I totallly love the wins. Keep sharing. They show importance of being in a group that is winning.
I never thought I wd love you any better my Dear Rachel. I just love how you are not ashamed of what you believe in, girllll that draws me so much to you cz even me faith is a non negotiable wen it comes to that toyina kyongamba. That said this was another banger of an episode, not sure who comes up with the topics of discussion but you sure know how to keep us yo audience engaged. I love every bump love show. This is the only youtube channel I comment on cz I enjoy it. Love u ladies. ❤❤
True i have loved racheal too for her firm stand on faith. me too faith is non negotiable.
I have just watched the first few minutes and dear Pumla we appreciate you getting us to understand that you Ladies have lives. Well done surely! You're inspiring! I know you want us to stop complaining when one of you is not around. But honestly it's not because we don't appreciate how hard you work but it's just because you are the best team and each one of you brings something unique to the show. So when one of you is missing, we the bump lovers miss that unique energy. I personally will be more understanding going forward, but please all of you be present 😌
All I have read is that you will be more understanding going forward. Alhamdulilah 🙏🏾
@@pumlanabachwa8668 all you have read🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣naye Pumla
You ladies are really great. I uphold Racheal for standing for her faith. As a fellow Christian, I think you owe no apology for standing for your faith. Faith is not the same thing as values though our values are definitely influenced by faith. Just because there are those that do the contrary, it does not mean there are no right ones. I think objectivity is needed around faith and tribes.
I totally agree with you❤
I just don't know why but I love these ladies they really inspire me....may God bless you all.....
Someone needs to share this episode with Owek Charles Peter Mayiga and Owek Daudi Mpanga. Pumla, you never cease to astound me. As a child of an American Muganda mother and Ashanti Father, I've learned so much from you, Pumla, about my mother' culture.
Oh WoW! I'm glad that there is some teaching here. Love it ❤
Words fail me of how to describe how astonishing and amazing you're...You're truly inspirational..You've served us healthy,genuine, raw and unfiltered content..Each of your personalities are relatable to us ..I love the growth. Thank you Thank you Thank you.❤
Nze teli alinzija wano. I enjoy these conversations; the beauty of diversity. Thank you so much ladies❤
The way these ladies complement and respect each other only God knows. I love you ladies
WAO, THAT BEGINNING STORY IS AMAZING LADIES, THE INSPIRATION IS ALOT FOR ME, I WANT TO BE EVEN BETTER WHEN I GROW UP
THANKS LADIES
Good afternoon Ladies and bamplovers, I thank God who guided me to this channel,I know am here for a reason, ladies you're all inspiring, you'll impact my life .
I see myself like a building and you ladies are the building materials, thank you ladies my God bless you more and more ❤
It's really nice seeing you celebrate eachother's wins. We are happy for you too, yall deserve the best this world can offer. Thanks for the show.
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Congratulations to Pumla's parents🎉🎉...thats awesome....i would love to hear from them especially her mother!
Congratulations to Newman's expansion!
Manuela's and Kemi's ever shinning success plus Racheal's great writing...i loved the catch up
Welcome back @manuelaP. The first minutes were refreshing indeed. Much love to y’all ❤️
So glad to be back home 😂😂😂😂😂
Such a great episode. The intro where you celebrated eachother was the best part! And I am with Rachel on the closing remarks. We don’t have business with the dead. No leaving them clothes please. Not even a hankie or puff holder.😄
Puff holder 😂
Wabula Rosette the big gonja crisps pack is everything,oba you give me nyongeza
We shall send Nyongeza. Thx for supporting
Dear RACHEAL, keep it up always stand firm, love you 💪
The other day, one of admirers bought me Newman's gonja, I was really so excited 😊 to snack on Newman's while enjoying Bumplove
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Love how you celebrated each other's wins at the beginning of the episode..
Bump Lover from Mw here! Love the show🇲🇼
Malawiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ❤
yeyyyy!!! representing the warm heart of Africa 🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼
Ooh my there is a unique aroma in new man's crisps and now that I know who the owners are,I will definitely eat with more love.
Love Recheal yes the dead have nothing to do with the living and religion / faith is a non negotiable for me . Just here a muganda married to a Kenyan and loving my marriage cheers
I love how Angie's family members love themselves, The love between all of you is verbal, physical ooh my😍, Am always eager to hear you speak, Your stories are always full of love🥰.
❤we will keep them coming❤
Big ups Rosette🎉🎉🎉 welcome to our Nakawuka....upward and onwards🎉🎉🎉
Nakawuka yeeeiiiii
Angie, you look amazing - i cant get over your eyewear & fashion forward look - you’re so on point 😊
Awww….Thank you 🌸😘
This is a good episode. Am a ugandan( muganda) married to a kenyan kikuyu and all is well so far 6 years
God brought you to us as gifts. mweebale the conversation starting coz I think we need to become serious with love by background checking our partners of different cultures.
God bless you guys.
Pumla, my Pumla,i just love your thoughts and admissions,you make me always think through life and look at it differently in a broader perspective.
Thank you Joan. This life has so much to explore and learn. We must broaden out thoughts
My mum being a munyoro and my dad a muganda, i grew up with a diversity of languages because my mum some how spoke almost all western languages, something i really like because you can not kugeya me😂. But now as a grown woman looking to start my own family, being born again, my non negotiable is faith, my husband has to share my faith, about race and ethnicity I’ve always desired a white man because i feel like i want i want my children to be exposed to both the western culture and my African culture but that’s really a negotiable, i dont mind marrying from anywhere as long as we share certain beliefs and values of life. Thank you ladies for the episode, absolutely loved it!
Rossette, Welldone on your big project...you seem tired a bit..Give yourself a ka vacation breeze
Wabula I need it
Manuela made a very important and enlightening point about VALUE SYSTEM. Something to think about ❤
It really is alot to think about
wow wow wow, I absolutely love that part of sharing how your week has been coz we also be curious and would be satisfied to know about your lived outside bump love. Plus I have also noticed that its not only the moderator that leads the conversation. I'm so thrilled with the creativity of bump love and congratulations on your enormous achievements. I grew up from a same tribe same religion family and that was all I looked up to, I hoped to marry someone of the same tribe and religion. I'm from West Nile but was born and breed in Buganda, and so our first language to learn was Luganda and I remember this frustrated our Mum, the fact that we couldn't speak our native language but were fluent with Luganda didn't register well with her. I remember she put a strict rule at home of Whenever she came back from work, she didn't want to hear any language spoken other than our mother tongue, you either speak it or keep quiet. and that's how we got to learn it. I recall sometime in high school my parents came for VD and I invited my friends, they (my friends) were fascinated by the fact that I spoke my local language fluently because they couldn't speak theirs, they were not Buganda and they only spoke English. I remember feeling so proud about it and that's when it hit me that it is crucial to know a local language and have an identity. otherwise I guess I would also be amongst those people who identify as......I had an expectation though, I know most of you ladies are in intermarriages, I expected to here your personal experiences, how you navigated that decision to enter such a marriage, what were your influences and did your support system cheer you on?
Angie your make-up is on point woooow! and that smile. Lots of love from Zimbabwe
Ive liked todays intro. Celebrating each other’s achievements. Beautiful
fashion episode is doing it jst right for u ladies!!! y'll beautiful with colors that match jst right, I love u gals. and being able to celebrate each other's milestones wow oh wow God bless you ladies
Quite an amazing show, learnt a lot, and I see that you Ugandans and us Zambians have a lot in common especially in words, such as buko,banange, I don't know from which of your tribes.
Thank you ladies for that brief yet well coordinated intro....
Am a muganda Catholic married to a muganda muslim man...when you choose to explore each others belief with an open mind....there's alot to learn from both religions....quite interesting...however, sometimes the people around, and the bigger family from both sides sees it weird and attimes make life hard...but trust me now we have learnt to cut many negative people from telling us what to do/ not
Wow! This topic is so multi-faceted yet so interesting.
There is always a story behind the story. One of the key reasons why people kept within or married their own race was for preservation; deeply unique qualities or practices that were proven over time as good, and they didn't want to lose them. Because our ancestors preserved these things, for over thousands of years, we still have authenticity of who we are! This doesn't mean there aren't some disadvantages...
Yet there are great benefits with inter marriages such as better offsprings, connections beyond borders, larger and diverse experiences, and learning to live with others in community.
I believe that we need to treat everyone with goodness & respect regardless of race and religion or culture, but there are places when we have to stand and decide to hold fast some key principles...
Well, THANK you so much, ladies! You are amazing. Your diversity of views is thought provoking; many times, I agree with one of you, and then after some time, I agree with all of you, and so forth.. Thank you! Thank you for sharing and shining light on these topical issues. You rock ❤❤❤❤
You all look beautiful. Rosette has been working on herself. You can tell by how extra beautiful raised to power 57.
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We need a live show woth you ladies . Your our celebrities we want to shower you with love
I agree with Anggie, on language as a resource, personally am married to a musical and am a munyankolr, I love the lusoga language, their culture and am enjoying the ride with happiness
Wow 40 years, Pumla's mum is a nice person who has a free spirit, i see Pumla so much like her. congratulations to them and many more yrs of love.
Thank you ❤
Yes new man is becoming a Big things, congs gal❤ ur such an inspiration
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@Rachel you were spot on at 57:21 about the acceptance and tolerance. It's true that the in-laws can become something else. You are all looking good ladies. @Angie's braids are giving. The same to Pumla's skirt.
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Lolest at point of contact 😂😂😂😂😂😂.... laadddiiiessss ...... I can't now 😅😅😅😅
Thank you Rosette for your religion point. I loved your explanation, very insightful, and that explains why knowledge is power.
I don't agree with Rosette's reasoning about Muslims praying in one language. There shouldn't be a dominant language one shd be able to pray in a language one understands best!!
@@elizabethm7159 That’s your opinion. we all pray in languages that we understand but there are those unifying elements. Again, I loved her explanation. I think, we seek knowledge to expand our perspectives on the world we all share.
Racheaaaaaa....l!! how do I love you more❤. Thanks for being assertive on your non negotiable !! I also enjoyed the facial expression and educative overtone of..don’t put your .....!! Thanks RM, God bless you all on the set n us the consumers
My takeaways..Do your research,Gratitude and NON NEGOTIABLES
I love all the girls but Rachael thanks for standing for what you believe in!!! You know Pumla is not easy but I love her to death!!!🤣🥰🥰❤️
Living in the diaspora has taught me that tribal discrimination from our countries can be a limitation here in Europe . You must put that aside to stand together n get thru life here.
Your smart girls kudos to fashion episode
Wow I'm so blessed by this show. I'm married in a different culture and tribe and I have benefited from this show so much. Values is the most important thing and also respect for caltual value
All the way from 🇲🇼
I like you ladies since 2020. I discovered you in my lowest moment but slowly you have become part of me.
Here for it ❤
19:26 /1:21:50 part We are all one thing expressing itself in different infant varieties a quote from Matthew ferry from the book quite mind epic life
Wow, it's such a jaw dropping introduction, n the way you intentionally complemented n celebrated each other's accomplishments n success is on another level
You ladies are amazing,thank you for bringing light to the world.I have learnt so much about intermarriage discussion you have presented. That we should not sweat over small things and also learn to be respectful and have gratitude.Kudos
Ladies thank you for the nuggets of wisdoms, you all look beautiful and congratulations on your wins
Been waiting since 10am❤❤❤ love you girls since 2019 to date🎉🎉
I love how u give each other time to talk and explain to us
Ladies ook beautiful in these neon colours…. I Iove soo much
Angie looks sooooo love today,all the ladies do…she’s just so stunning today
I don’t think there should be a compromise on faith,one person can’t be coming from sabbo and another from church,where will the kids worship??I agree with Racheal
But Nabachwa is a musumbuyi😂😂😂that part of telling Rachel "mbu u have said it" got me in loud laughs😂😂😂😂.
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Loved the introduction part. It really re energises us🎉🎉🎉🎉
Are you guys even real? So intelligent!! You portray so
Much of a person I want to be.. especially Pumla!!
Ka introduction surely was on point and as detailed as the women you are we appreciate
Happy 40th Mr and Mrs Magalanyago. Manuela nange I wasn't invited so tulinde 45th and 50th😂😂😂. Otherwise happy for your parents so happy for you!
I just love you for free... from Nairobi. Learning every Friday
Me u will still say. Thanks for the looks plugs
Did anyone love this start like I did?❤❤❤❤❤❤
Following this channel is the best thing I have done on this App I have really evolved ❤
Naye Nabacwa is very stubborn 😅 the moment I saw the notification, I was excited to hear from you ladies. Congrats Rosette, Newman's crisps all the way🥳 Congrats ladies upon the wins🥳
Not stubborn 😅
@@pumlanabachwa8668very baaba
Thx thx 😊
Angie's point about language for children from mixed backgrounds, at 28 she has settled something huge in me that I somehow feared would be taken in the wrong way. I will embrace the diversity or rather the fluidity in my language capabilities. Love to you all Ladies!
I knew I would hit home…somewhere! Embrace the Gift 💪🏾🤗❤
I actually think being multi lingual is such a beautiful gift I wish I had. My parents are of different tribes(one from Eastern Uganda, one from WesternUganda) and yet were working in a different district, where we were all born. I must confess that we grew up in a home speaking English, and the language of the place we were in(coz there was no one to teach us our original languages).
On tbe other hand, in our parents' time, they joined university and the only common ground was English. But to make each other feel at home, they learnt a bit of each others languages. So I found that my Dad knew a little bit of plenty of languages, coz he learnt from friends that were in Kampala for.the first time when they joined Makerere.
So I really admire multi-linguists. I feel it's such a blessing
Thank you Manuela for driving the point of "Value System" home.
I 100% agree.
Thank you ladies for sharing
Since 2019 i dont regreat subscribing and watching this show ❤❤❤ we love you ladies from kiboga district
Loving the hair and fashions today. Curious to see Pumla with different hair but I remember the episode on stuff that we feel take too much of our time. You all look dope though.
Kasita you have answered yourself 😅
Very fascinating a topic, our ability to appreciate diversity is what keeps us going, me ain’t married to a tribe mate but like Manuela did say, I have navigated the challenges therein for the last 12 years….You galz are amazing, ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏾