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apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news 
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TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika If you are an eagle don't hang around with chickens; chickens don't fly....
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shoga only means friend when pertaining women to women, for men hapana ni hiyo ingine LOVE WHAT YOU DO, DO WHAT YOU LOVE.
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vinii wrote:TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika so...bwana kichwa maji knows kiswahili sanifu? why didn't he say 'afifu', 'mwandani' All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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masukuma wrote:vinii wrote:TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika so...bwana kichwa maji knows kiswahili sanifu? why didn't he say 'afifu', 'mwandani' I still find the exchange quite funny. The gay undertones... the protest from Raila sycophants... the protestations of innocence... Marendes ruling...  Great men are not always wise, neither do the aged understand judgement...
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Robinhood wrote:masukuma wrote:vinii wrote:TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika so...bwana kichwa maji knows kiswahili sanifu? why didn't he say 'afifu', 'mwandani' I still find the exchange quite funny. The gay undertones... the protest from Raila sycophants... the protestations of innocence... Marendes ruling... Fonny......ha 
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Pierce wrote:Robinhood wrote:masukuma wrote:vinii wrote:TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika so...bwana kichwa maji knows kiswahili sanifu? why didn't he say 'afifu', 'mwandani' I still find the exchange quite funny. The gay undertones... the protest from Raila sycophants... the protestations of innocence... Marendes ruling... Fonny......ha kwani ralia is a fellow mufler ?
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QW25091985 wrote:Pierce wrote:Robinhood wrote:masukuma wrote:vinii wrote:TiggerTiggy wrote:apparently shoga also means 'friend' in kiswahili sanifu. vijana kakosa adabu nakwambia. link 9pm news makosa imefanyika so...bwana kichwa maji knows kiswahili sanifu? why didn't he say 'afifu', 'mwandani' I still find the exchange quite funny. The gay undertones... the protest from Raila sycophants... the protestations of innocence... Marendes ruling... Fonny......ha kwani ralia is a fellow mufler ? or a muflee "You're not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it". Malcolm X
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This kinda talk no good. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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It's just kenyans don't know Kiswahili, I was equally surprised when TZ men could introduce other men as their shogas, it is then I learnt the correct meaning of the word shoga in swahili!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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McReggae wrote:It's just kenyans don't know Kiswahili, I was equally surprised when TZ men could introduce other men as their shogas, it is then I learnt the correct meaning of the word shoga in swahili!!! language is dynamic...for example, while I was working for Airtel some years ago, the Africa top dog was some Australian guy called Chris Gabriel. he is a tall and very masculine guy. So he was telling us how he likes working in informal settings to point to this he told us "he puts on a t-shirt and slips on a pair of 'thongs' and works'... the more exposed characters in the group understood what he meant, however I am sure there were some who had a disturbing image in their heads trying to picture this man in thongs'. Moral of the story: Language is dynamic, if you have to use a word in a certain culture - make sure you know what it means in that culture. All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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McReggae wrote:It's just kenyans don't know Kiswahili, I was equally surprised when TZ men could introduce other men as their shogas, it is then I learnt the correct meaning of the word shoga in swahili!!! but we arent in tanzania ! in kenya shoga means gay so sonko is actually sayin RAO is his gay pal ..lol... shoga is also found in japanese meaning 'paintings and writings' dealing with culture
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Mambo gani haya? Lahaula! Imebidi nijipatie Kamusi ya Karne ya 21, uk. 459 shoga /nm/ ma- [a-wa] 1. Sahibu wa kike wa mwanamke. 2. Mwanamume anayefirwa au kuingiliwa na wanaume wenzake; msenge. "For i am the master and the captain of my fate"
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Did you mean M-senge? Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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Njung'e wrote:Did you mean M-senge? Actually he wanted to mean M-Thenge pap! Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you.” ― Rashi
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masukuma wrote:McReggae wrote:It's just kenyans don't know Kiswahili, I was equally surprised when TZ men could introduce other men as their shogas, it is then I learnt the correct meaning of the word shoga in swahili!!! language is dynamic...for example, while I was working for Airtel some years ago, the Africa top dog was some Australian guy called Chris Gabriel. he is a tall and very masculine guy. So he was telling us how he likes working in informal settings to point to this he told us "he puts on a t-shirt and slips on a pair of 'thongs' and works'... the more exposed characters in the group understood what he meant, however I am sure there were some who had a disturbing image in their heads trying to picture this man in thongs'. Moral of the story: Language is dynamic, if you have to use a word in a certain culture - make sure you know what it means in that culture. ..what exactly did the Australian mean? nimepotea If you are an eagle don't hang around with chickens; chickens don't fly....
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Kwanini wrote:Mambo gani haya? Lahaula! Imebidi nijipatie Kamusi ya Karne ya 21, uk. 459
shoga /nm/ ma- [a-wa] 1. Sahibu wa kike wa mwanamke. 2. Mwanamume anayefirwa au kuingiliwa na wanaume wenzake; msenge. @Kwanini. Ahsante sana. Wabishi waikosoe kamusi.
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