Say what?!? The global pan-Kmtyw language!!!-gctid174316

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Kuhusu Mwalimu (About the Teacher - Philosophy), Sis. Aprili R. E. Amani or, Da. Aprili:

Swahili has changed the world, and may be the bridge for redemption. Because Swahili is the language chosen for Pan-Kmtywism, by those with the resources to "reach back" to Pan-Kmtywism in the imperialist country known as the U.S. of A., it will bring Living Beings Back To the Roots which Sprung Them Forth. I was propelled to Tanzania, to Learn Kiswahili in 2009 for this reason.
 
Nafanya kazi (I work) to instill in students the very essence as to why the lessons are both exciting and practical for students and their families to use, retain and apply in navigating life. Nafundisha (I teach) how subjects brought up in Kiswahili are incredibly transferrable and reflect upon every aspect of life. Kiswahili (the philosophy which comes with the language) can be incorporated conventionally in every aspect of educational subjects translatable. I am a great teacher (Mimi ni Mwalimu mzuri) because (kwa sababu) I work to ensure that each student realizes the power within them, the innate ability to understand and learn and problem solve through learning, and with use of, Kiswahili.
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Course Objectives:

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• Kiswahili language and cultural preparedness in speech, writing and mannerisms.


• Ability to Greet elders, professional peers and personal peers.


• Ability to substantially introduce self, friends, and family.


• Sentence Structure of Kiswahili, ability to construct and hold conversations, even if short.


• Keepsake of online & hard copy resources to refer to Kiswahili instruction in the future.


• Confidence in greeting each other, a willingness to speak with classmates in Kiswahili, and to share with family, friends and the world.

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Course Syllabus:
Section One:

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• Explanations of Protocols, Expectations, and Personal Introductions & Pre-Test


• Distribution of Syllabi & Overview of Topics Studied in Course, Brief Swahili Chronology

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[MotherofGod]

Is there an active Indigenous script for the Swahili language at this time? Last I knew it used the aAmwic script originally and then changed to the latin script. If this is still the case, would there be a chance of adapting it to the Ge'ez script from Ethiopia? I remember this conversation about Kmtyw scripts supporting Kmtyw languages. There was some effort by some Kmtyw descendant peoples in the diaspora in the U.S. and Jamaica to teach Amharic and it's Ge'ez script since it had both the Indigenous Kmtyw language and script. Thanks in advance. Bro Rashad

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I'm not sure how "active" it is, but check out this effort:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmtqRb1c204

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Obadele Kambon;174440 wrote: I'm not sure how "active" it is, but check out this effort:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmtqRb1c204

I haven't been able to find any information about this project after 2011, which is odd since there seemed to have been active groups in several Kmtyw countries. It's unfortunate, as I think that this is one part of us proactively divesting ourselves of our dependence on the lugha za adui (the enemy's languages).

Another option, one that I've used, has been writing Kiswahili using mdw nTr (Medew Netcher) script (so-called Egyptian Hieroglyphics). There is a normal convention of scripts being shared across languages, particularly them finding a place among related languages. Japanese, Russian, English, and numerous other languages are written using an imported script (Chinese, Greek, and Latin respectively).

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Watu wangapi wanataka kuwa huru? Nimefanya hii kwa MDW Ntr pia.

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[Heru Djet]

Obadele Kambon;174522 wrote: Watu wangapi wanataka kuwa huru? Nimefanya hii kwa MDW Ntr pia.

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Na wewe pia? Poa. Kwa kweli ninataka kujua zaidi kuhusu Afroscript.

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Ndiyo. Unakumbuka niliandika kitabu changu kwa kiwango cha 3 katika OLSP katika Twi, Yoruba, Wolof na Kikongo kutumia Mdw Ntr? Mimi pia.

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[Heru Djet]

Ndio, nilisahau kuhusu kwamba. Sasa ninasahau Baba Nhaka alisema kwamba walihitaji tafsiri. Ilikuwa ya kuchekesha

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Kweli! Na nilisema kwamba kama maadui kupatikana jarida wangu watahitaji kundi la wasaliti tano kuelewa.

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