ITUMELENG MAKALE
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WHAT WE SPEAK IS DEEPER THAN WHAT IS CALLED LANGUAGE
Leleme (Sesotho)/Ulwimi & Ulimi(Nguni) literally meaning ‘tongue’ is the word we use to distinguish one intelligible articulation of speech from another i.e. its verbal forms/word formations as facilitated by the different movements and positions of tongue in the mouth, and grammatical…
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@ituneter do you have more of this?
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ILL-ACTIONS!!!
The menticidal cycle of political deception continues. Our people remain in different pockets of puppeteered colonial agenda-upholding and legitimizing political parties using them as voting cows to manage and administer the neo-colonial polities they have duped our people into thinking they are their governments.
‘On the 5…
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” ‘KHABS’ – a Re en Kamt (ancient Black Egyptian) word meaning ‘shine or sparkle like a star.
‘KHABISA’ – a Sesotho word meaning ‘decorate’, ‘make glitter’ “
– Itumeleng Makale, ‘The Dictionary of Intra-Afrikan Linguistic Commonalities’, Manuscript (Coming Soon)
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Though this looks convincing, this would not be the proper method of comparative linguistics, this may be a borrowing, it may be chance, and the capitalizations or capitalized letters pose other problematic issues. The proper transliteration would be < xAbs > NOT ‘khabs’, Budges transcription scheme has been long outdated.
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The model that established IE language family is the same type of model or method that can be applied to the language you are attempting to show relatedness with.
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/introduction-to-comparative-indo-european-linguistics
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‘THE IRONY OF CERTAIN “SYMBOLS OF RESISTANCE” AS ACTUALLY BEING SYMBOLS REPRESENTING THAT WHICH WEAKENS RESISTANCE AND FOSTERS SPIRITO-CULTURAL DECENTREDNESS IN AFRIKA’
By ThT. Itumeleng Makale (Independent Afrikan Sovereignist-Race Vindicationist Scholar).
06/06/2022
Symbols owe their significance, height and depth to a culture that embodies …
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ITUMELENG MAKALE to mwalimubaruti, Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé, Akofena, talawa-adodogmail-com, Nkanyezi and Aviwe 3 years ago
3 years ago (edited)
“Are we saying having western/aKKKademic educational qualifications conferred on you is a sine qua non for you to have these Afrikan-Centred titles invoked to you as simply replacement titles? Is this not expressing subtle desperation for equivalence with things that come out of a separate epistemological culture and set of values defining…
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Taali Mmabia 💪🏾✊🏾 On point post my brotha, you made your breakdown of this very clear and precise… I actually find brotha @kwadwo response to this post to be conflative … i dont see how the full context of what you said wasnt understood… when your post wasnt about questioning if we had terms that expressed achievement, honor.. etc.. and… Read more
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
Consider the following quote from N’kulu Ngânga Fu-Kiau. (1991). Self-Healing Power and Therapy. Baltimore, MD: Black Classic Press.
“A futu that contains mâmba [sic] ma kânda (“information that belongs to the community”) is usually known as lukobe lwa kânda (community’s lukobe). This use of the lukobe as a reliquary is passed down in… Read more
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