They come complete with interpretations..........Yenyewe si ni Easter?.You can ask your neighbour to crucify you on a maize stalk...!!!!

Guka wa bijuti...

@njung'e..hehehehhehehehehehehe...you have just made my easter..ati 'crucify on a maize stalk!!!!'hehehe.

@impunity,u mek us wanna puke with ua not-so-hilarious fake stories. Do u thnk we care to knw how many ladies u f***? Change first na uwache ukabila pia..... (u thnk its so hard to decode ua tribal replies?)

Truest proverb: Mwenda pole hajikwai

@Impunity
i feel and agree with you. but english is hard and sometimes these maffiosas (what?!) have no english or swa words to say what they want,hehe
lakini hata wewe kizungu chako sio timam. you had me all confused until i had to go t othe merriam wenster:
connotation: a: the suggesting of a meaning by a word apart from the thing it explicitly names or describes b: something suggested by a word or thing

since obviously you dont understand their language,how can you possibly know that there are connotations in those words? or do you mean to say that,the very fact of using kiuk is a connotation? if so,pray,what is the connotation....i must be slow,eh?

enjoy your holiday

iimin ne ngo mengen kie imoche isis ohoraigwa ajiel kende,kurara bwega?asha nituarega kurua

'When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door,that we do not see the ones which open for us'.

@McG...These people called @danny6,7,8,9,should understand that although the director of SK hails from the slopes,they should not be speaking okuyu-okuyu here.This is tooo much and greatly undermines the quality of SK contributions.

Which is more dirty,the pig or Kenyan mp?

Haiya,is this issue that bad? I remember the post on 'memories are made of this' many people were asking if its only kiuks who had memories because most of the stories rotated around central. and infact,they were not written in any kiuk language. None from western and nyanza were contributing... if kiuks are haters the way this post seems to imply,would they have bothered to invite the westerners and Nyanzeners and coasterians to share their childhood experiences? i believe most of the comments made here in a different language are translated for those who dont understand.... the main reason why he writers put it in their mother tongue is so that it doesnt loose the original meaning(if you know what i mean). the other day we were learning a new word and we coined words out of it which we proudly use here and which are not even kiuk (huwesmek,siwesmek) i believe these were coined from a word from one of our languages.

But if it has been offensive,it is good that you have brought it up - but it doesnt have to result to insults. Infact,if you take that route,you will just make the users go take the defensive route which might not yield what you intended........

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

Impunity,its obvious u havent been here long. Hapo zamani there was no interpreting. That was resolved by consensus. Btw who told u danny is kyuk? Wacha u-mono,halafu uje tule mbuzi hapa thika

Truest proverb: Mwenda pole hajikwai

@ njung'e,

Diversity should be our strength but often times its not. I once asked a friend of mine who works in an enviroment where racial discrimination was likely,if such a propect would bother them.Their answer left me the wiser. She told me that that the racist is the one with the problem and that she would not make other people's problems her own.


Patience Pays in Guaranteed Checks

@pattie,Gatanga...........kuja mapema ama upate 'mathagiro' (for impunity....this means a goat's lower legs)

Truest proverb: Mwenda pole hajikwai