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Nashuku Enjoi is not a Swahili word

[Exodus]

@cortedivoire

Nashuku Enjoi is not a Swahili word

Pia “pensheni” kuna uvivu flani uko taifa leo

[mtongwe]

@cortedivoire

Nashuku Enjoi is not a Swahili word

Lazy githeri media editors.

[Arnono]

@cortedivoire

Nashuku Enjoi is not a Swahili word

@Exodus

Poa “pensheni” kuna uvivu flani uko taifa leo

@mtongwe

Lazy githeri media editors.

Wanaitohoa lugha.

[hakimoto]

@Arnono

Wanaitohoa lugha.

Swahili is too long , if they used the real Swahili words , it will cover the whole page.

[Simiyu22]

Asande

[RV_Pundit]

@hakimoto

Swahili is too long , i[COLOR=rgb(247, 218, 100)]f they used the real Swahili words , it will cover the whole page.

If they use the real Swahili words, most readers would not understand

[hakimoto]

@RV Pundit

If they use the real Swahili words, most readers would not understand

True , if a road sign says " kivukio cha punda mlia " no one will understand that it’s means zebra crossing.

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@hakimoto

True , if a road sign says " kivukio cha punda mlia " no one will understand that it’s means zebra crossing.

Taifa Leo watasema Zibra Krosini

[Yuletapeli]

@hakimoto

True , if a road sign says " kivukio cha punda mlia " no one will understand that it’s means zebra crossing.

:D:D:D

[Koolibah]

@cortedivoire

Nashuku Enjoi is not a Swahili word

@Exodus

Pia “pensheni” kuna uvivu flani uko taifa leo

@Arnono

Wanaitohoa lugha.

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