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@gashwin barua yako imeanikwa hapa.
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That’s alot of money for busfare in 1978.
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Huo ni upuss, hakuna mama ya MTU anaweza sema ninii nyukwa…
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:D:D:D
I always wonder how we managed to go on with life without phones
why is “nyukwa” looked upon as a derogatory term? And is “maitu” a mother or grandma?
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Hata akiwa wa kirinyaga??
Kirinyaga ni nyukwe
This is so silly.
:D:D:D:D
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:D:D:D Reminds me I saw my two cousins fighting just cause one asked the other ‘nyukwa ekwo?’.
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Nyukwa is not abusive at all. That is the proper kikuyu for “yo mama”.
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But kuna vile it sounds demeaning.
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Tell them.
Na ukisema Cugwo, yaani your grandma, is it demeaning? Or thogwo-your father? Why is it only nyukwa that sounds demeaning? Wacheni zenu.
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(so asks the man whose name resembles the swahili word for network :):))
I for one suffered alot standing for hours outside Kenya Cinema waiting for my friends, there was no way to confirm whether they had cancelled or not.
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It was the way it was put that made us think so I guess.
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I mean I never heard anyone saying that word in a positive way.
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Fathers were the ones who used that term on the kids and it usually did not refer to the mum with affection
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Your old man had issues
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hehehe…nope. I heard it from other papas .:D:D:D:D:D