Uvuti wa Ushairi na Nyimbo | Poetry and Music Thread

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Tumia uvuti huu kutuma ushairi na nyimbo uzipendazo. Wakereketwa wote mwakaribishwa.

[xJamaax]

Paukwa? Pakawa!
Giza? La mwizi!
Sahani? Ya mchele!
Na maziwa je? Ya watoto wa nyayo!

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Originally Posted by xJamaax

Paukwa? Pakawa!
Giza? La mwizi!
Sahani? Ya mchele!
Na maziwa je? Ya watoto wa nyayo!

Haya umeashiria, uwanja ni wako Jamaax tupe hilo kitendawili.

[xJamaax]

Kitendawili? ...........tega(Wewe)......

Linatua jioni na kuangaza tena alfajiri.

[Kisumu Ndogo]

jibu = Jua.

Haya wewe tena akifisha hiki dondoo.

Mgaagaa la upwa . . . (nipe jibu, tafsiri na mfano).

[xJamaax]

Jibu kamili.

Ilikuwa rahisi sana!

Nadhani hii yako ni methali badala ya kitendawili,sio?

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Kweli, ndo maana nikaliita dondoo ili kufasilisha ujumla wake. Endelea..

[bantugbro]

Pamenoga hapa...

[xJamaax]

Originally Posted by Kisumu Ndogo

Kweli, ndo maana nikaliita dondoo ili kufasilisha ujumla wake. Endelea..

Hali wali mkavu?

Ukinyenyekea na kungoja kitu kwa muda unaofaa basi kuna vile hicho kitu ambacho umekuwa ukisubiri kwa hamu kikafanyika ama kutokea vile ulikuwa watarajia.

[rabutjak'aluo]

beside ali kiba... more talent from bongo

[xJamaax]

Kuna jamvi tofauti la muziki.Lakini hizi ngoma pia zinabamba!

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Originally Posted by xJamaax

Hali wali mkavu?

Ukinyenyekea na kungoja kitu kwa muda unaofaa basi kuna vile hicho kitu ambacho umekuwa ukisubiri kwa hamu kikafanyika ama kutokea vile ulikuwa watarajia.

Umewahi.

Kamata hiyo Rapp kutoka kwa XPlastaz(Ushanta - Maasai Rap).

[bantugbro]

Originally Posted by Kisumu Ndogo

Umewahi.

Kamata hiyo Rapp kutoka kwa XPlastaz(Ushanta - Maasai Rap).

Hii leta huku:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1423248

[bantugbro]

Sikiliza mashairi ya Mrisho Mpoto a.k.a Mjomba:

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Originally Posted by bantugbro

Sikiliza mashairi ya Mrisho Mpoto a.k.a Mjomba:

Simulizi na funzo zuri hilo, nimeipenda .

[Geza Ulole]

Membe Launches AU Kiswahili Class
By Assah Mwambene, 27 January 2012

Addis Ababa — THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hon Bernard Membe (MP), on Thursday launched the first Kiswahili class at the Language Centre of the African Union where he emphasized the importance of Kiswahili as one of the fastest growing languages in the continent.

Speaking at the official launching ceremony, which took place on the sidelines of the 20th Session of the Executive Council of the African Union (AU), the Minister said Kiswahili has been used as a unifying tool in most of the countries in Africa, Tanzania in particular.

"I will inform my President and countrymen that Kiswahili has wings, it has now landed in Addis Ababa at the African Union, it is doing wonders," the minister noted. He further noted that apart from the fact that Kiswahili is widely spoken in Africa, it borrows most of its vocabulary from Arabic and African languages.

This makes it one of the most popular languages among the Arab and African countries. The Minister commended the Tanzanian Embassy in Addis Ababa for initiating the course, saying the initiative will help in popularising the language within and beyond Africa.

He thanked H.E. Joram Biswaro, Tanzania's Ambassador to Ethiopia and AU, for striving to initiate the project without any financial assistance.

The Coordinator of the Programme at the Tanzania Embassy in Addis Ababa, Ms Suma Mwakyusa, said the class has a total of 26 students, all of whom are AU officials and members of the Diplomatic Corps. She said that there would be two classes taught by competent Tanzanian teachers namely Ms Elizabeth Magoke and Mrs Ikunda Sabath on voluntary basis.

"The teachers understood our initiative and, being nationalists, agreed to volunteer to teach," she said. She said that the Embassy in collaboration with the African Union Commission intends to organise a three-week trip to Tanzania for the best students to enable them practise the language as spoken by the Swahili natives in the streets of Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar.

The AU Coordinator for Languages, Mr Linus Chata, expressed his appreciation for the Tanzania High Level visit to the Language Centre, noting that it signifies the commitment of Tanzania in supporting the programme. He said Kiswahili is the only language which is supported by an African Country -- Tanzania -- unlike other languages spoken in Africa which are being sponsored by countries outside the African Union.
http://allafrica.com/stories/printab...201271070.html

[rabutjak'aluo]

South somali-kismayu -baraawe(aramani) chakacha/taraab bajuni/baraawe kiswahili-

Habibty Ni Ghali - barawa song-video probably mauritius


asha abdo baraawe most known singer -vidonge hit-
Bi Malika BARAWA swahili taraab song

[Kisumu Ndogo]

Originally Posted by rabutjak'aluo

South somali-kismayu -baraawe(aramani) chakacha/taraab bajuni/baraawe kiswahili-

asha abdo baraawe most known singer -vidonge hit-
Bi Malika BARAWA swahili taraab song

Binti toka Kismayu huyu, amakweli katulia kama maji ya mtungi!

[e.base]

Hahahaha..