@carygoh
by the way you were correcting mlefu but making mistakes in the process - leaving out n before d.

@kari - Then you are doing very well if it's self taught. I can provide some tuition on grammar though going by your translation I may be the one to learn a word or two from you

@kamaa and mpenzi am not disputing but i wish sk had voice chat he he he coz i have repeated ''mucandwo mucandani''over and over na imekataa kabitha

@mpenzi ati what thread?its not my fault,sex is everywhere,t.v radio posters etc,i talk but don't do it thats the difference,na hapa tulikuwa twaongea kuhusu ngeli ya n,and infact mpenzi,you started it all.

@Kari the thread where you were quoting mutahi - that men think of it 12 times a day. but am like you - thinking but not doing

Someone to please confirm the n before d

Carygoh see the Kikuyu alphabet below.. It does not have the consonant 'd' (Firefox cant pick some of these signs - where you are seeing '?' - go to the links given)

http://en.wikipedia.org/...ikuyu_language#Alphabet

http://sumale.vjf.cnrs.f....php?choixLangue=kikuyu


Système alphabétique de la langue kikuyu



Alpha
a
b
mb
c
nd
e
g
ng
ng'
h
i
i
nj
k
m


Phono
a
β
mb
?
nd
?
?
?g
?
h
i
e
??
k
m








Alpha
n
ny
o
u
r
t
th
u
w
y


Phono
n
?
?
o
?
t
ð
u
w
j

So the n is kinda silent

in lower primary,even English was 'taught' in kikuyu .

There were those spelling and word formation classes where we would read out the letters loudly,'b na a,fa ; na b na a fa,baba (fafa)

Then there were those words with (') like (Ng'a) and (ng'o)... what did u guys used to call the (')? we used to call it gathurung'a. ama it only happened in my school?

'eni na nji na gathurung'a na a,Ng'a!



Yes am a slow walker,but i never walk backwards.(anonymous)

@njun'ge,what do you call a person who play cello in a bar? BARCHELOR