Proverbs as a guide to life: Kiswahili edition
Inspirational proverbs to direct you in daily life written in Kiswahili and translated into english.
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Proverbs as a guide to life: Kiswahili edition 3 years ago“Mwenye shibe, hajui mwenye njaa”
A well-fed person does not know the needs of a hungry one //
This proverb teaches us to share our wealth with the less fortunate.
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Proverbs as a guide to life: Kiswahili edition 3 years agohttps://www.abibitumi.com/shop/kiswahili-class/
Looking forward to this class by Kaka @karuga . When i started to learn Kiswahili last year, my mind was re-wired and I was finally able to see the world through an Afrikan-centered lens. Highly recommend this course to re-claim your ancestral roots! Tuko pamoja!
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Join Abibitumi Member @Karuga Mwangi in our Kiswahili online introductory class. @Karuga will teach the alphabet, basic grammar, greetings, vocabulary, history, and basic common phrases. At the end of this course students will have learned to engage in basic conversations … Continue reading
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Proverbs as a guide to life: Kiswahili edition 3 years ago“Amnyimaye punda adesi, kampunguzia mashuzi”
He who withholds lentils from a donkey, reduces his farts //
It is advisable to reduce the possibilities of conflict.
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this speaks volumes — everything from stopping giving yurugu power (and, of course, properly wielding it ourselves) so they will be unable to do damage to self-discipline relative habits/appetites which work against being our frontline best.
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