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Caption: okay so avoid the word na when you are in Kenya just use Ora use if you want to be modest to look modest and use NATA if you just want to be straightforward most Kenyans are straightforward okay hi everyone my name is Connie and welcome to swah Kingdom I speak six languages and today from the experience that I have gained I&#39;m going to explain to you something so today we are going to learn about today we are going to have knowledge on Words that we are not supposed to say in Kenya five words that you are not supposed to say in Kenya I&#39;m going to touch a little bit of Tanzania I am a Kenyan I was born in Kenya I stay in Kenya but I have interacted with some of tanzanians yes and I&#39;m going to give you a little bit of some with these five words I&#39;ll give you a little bit of some Tanzanian uh culture or things that they um they uh they perceive or they consider important okay um that&#39;s why there is always the difference between Kenyan swah and Tanzanian SW there&#39;s a little bit of difference because of the culture the bod and everything so today with these five words you are going to know inside them the first one is misusing the noun class hour the hour n plus is used the hour now CL is is used specifically for people first of all you might be asking yourself if you&#39;re just starting to learn what is a noun class a noun class is a system that is used in the Swahili language to show where a specific noun belongs so we have about nine noun classes in Swahili if you learning Swahili it&#39;s important to know noun classes in Swahili at the end of this video I will attach the hour now class for you to start learning it immediately if you have never heard of it or if you want to enhance your knowledge in it I have summarized the hour now CL in a video that is less than 10 minutes okay for you to understand so misusing the hour now is an offense both in Kenya and in Tanzania yeah so for example the our noun class is considered the most dominant and the most important noun class because it has living things it is a n class that stands for all living things I am in the N class you are I am in the hour n class and you are in that hour n class as well any living thing is in that noun class that is called our so the our noun class uses a in singular and were in plural for example if I want to say I am speaking I am if I want to say someone is speaking I&#39;m going to say an I&#39;m using a okay an he or she is speaking but if I want to say like an like if I want to say someone is speaking but I want to degrade the person I can say okay you&#39;re using another which is Ki and that one might offend some people yeah almost all the people it might offend them because degrading someone from the to the other is not good so watch out how you use the our nums okay this this language has argumentative and diives just as these other languages okay the argumentative uses Le and the dimin uses Ki so when you use K on a person or any other n that is not our you might offend someone the next thing is the the next thing is using the word NAA naaa basically means to pray Kua basically means to pray so when you use this word and it is mostly used when you want to ask for a favor or to ask for something when you use this word in Kenya to ask for a favor or ask for something it is not it it doesn&#39;t sound okay okay because we are not used to that for example if you want to request for water you are in a hotel and you go to the waiter and you say may I have water okay saying na in Kenya is not acceptable though you can say that okay you just you just don&#39;t sound like Kenyan so it is not acceptable saying for example so it is advis to say I want water okay is assist me with but when you are in tanzia it is perfect saying is the perfect way to say it okay so avoid the word na when you are in Kenya just use n or NATA use n if you want to be modest to look modest and use nataka if you just want to be straightforward most Kenyans are straightforward okay they don&#39;t use C like they don&#39;t c words inside they just say what they want and that&#39;s it that&#39;s why we avoid using NAA okay is to pray but when you use Nai um it sounds mod I request for water so that one is used in Tanzania though there are some people who use it in Kenya as well but just avoid it the third words are using these three words they are relational related with relationships using Kaka D Kaka D or saying Kaka D I&#39;m completely aware that these three words are important to use in Tanzania when you are talking to someone you tell them I understand you I understand you yeah so tanzanians value those words you can use them kak but when it comes to Kenya don&#39;t call someone that you don&#39;t have a relationship with either family or a friend or an agreed relationship don&#39;t call them D Oraka call them by their name or you can if you want to tell someone uh something and you don&#39;t know in Tanzania if you want to tell someone something and you don&#39;t know their name you can say okay you are adding to look modest samahan excuse me bro but when you when you are in Kenya don&#39;t say samahan just say samahan that&#39;s it samahan okay samahan samahan sorry excuse me Sam and then say what you wanted to say if you didn&#39;t you don&#39;t know that person if you know that person we prefer just call us by our names and then we are going to engage with you but using kak D no no it&#39;s not good to use those words in Kenya but in Tanzania use them okay you will sound modest because their culture appreciates when you call that someone okay for example when you go to in a hotel and you see the waiter instead of of calling them waiter or just call telling them you can tell them that isely but in going to say me I want water so in Kenya they are very very very direct in Tania it&#39;s the opposite they are very modest and they use quoting words okay to add the word there now let&#39;s go to the fourth word the fourth word that you should not say when you are in Kenya is shoga shoga is a word that is used in Tanzania to mean a friend so you might be knowing this word as a friend if you have been learning soil for a while right now so in Tanzania Shar means a friend but when you come to Kenya you are not supposed to use the word sugar because it doesn&#39;t mean a friend at all a friend is just raiki but you can still use the word Rafiki in Tanzania yeah but when you come to Kenya the word shoger means a lesbian okay so you are not supposed to use the word sh it means lesbian or gay yeah so don&#39;t use the word sh in Kenya to be safe just use the word raiki both in Kenya and Tanzania but the word suar originated from Tanzania meaning a friend but in Kenya it means a lesbian or a gay person so avoid it avoid it okay let&#39;s go to the last word the last word is the word BB I understand that the word BB means grandmother in Tanzania that&#39;s where you know the difference between Kenyan Swahili and Tanzanian those are the few small differences okay so the word BB in Tania means grandmother but when you come to Kenya the word BB means a wife BB means wife if you want to say grandmother you say but the good thing is that you can still you can say here in Kenya you can say in Tanzania so avoid using BB in Kenya for example when you go to and say I justed um grandmother out there some grandmother out there so when you are in Tanzania that&#39;s how they going to understand it but when you are in Kenya they going to understand that you greeted a wife somewhere there so they&#39;ll be asking is it your wife okay so baby in Kenya is strictly a wife if you want to say grandma use okay I hope this video has helped you thank you so much for watching kindly sub subscribe down like share and comment any video that you like to watch in this swah Kingdom okay and don&#39;t forget to watch the video that will be at the end which is swah our nowl 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Title: 5 words to avoid using in kenya