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I hear that aAmwic mixed in. But this something else.
The most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed - Steve Biko
Prepping to control
We've got to start teaching our own to value our own laguages and want to learn them. Then making these languages accessible to our own people. They(those others) know there is value in prepping to take over our motherland. We have to teach people, especially the children, that there is value in defending and going back to help our people keep what is ours.
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We on this site who came here to learn one of our languages need to step up our game. With purpose, force, dedication and the will to reconnect with our Kmtyw selves.
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QuoteAgya Yaw;209853 wrote: We on this site who came here to learn one of our languages need to step up our game. With purpose, force, dedication and the will to reconnect with our Kmtyw selves.
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How's it coming?
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QuoteObadele Kambon;211164 wrote: How's it coming?
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Quite good. I'm trying to organize a study group in the hood here. I'm happy with my own studies. But I need a group to challenge me.
Something tells me that we should be having this conversation in an Kmtyw language.
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QuoteObadele Kambon;211353 wrote: Something tells me that we should be having this conversation in an Kmtyw language.
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We certainly need to get beyond saying "Hotep" to each other as a greeting. And using that out of context. But you have me going in another direction. I agree though.
Saa na ɛyɛ. B'ó ṣe yẹ k'ó rí nìyẹn. Loolu, baax na. Poa!
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