Since all Bantu languages are related, it is quite easy to check the etymology for various words. It is the case that speakers and scholars of the Kiswahili-Bantu language have assumed, that the language has borrowed Semitic words from far afield outside Africa. This assumption needs to be clarified in view of the research. The Semitic contents in the language are endemic to that part of Eastern Africa where Semitic began. On closer examination between the two languages, Ancient Egyptian and Kiswahili-Bantu, one is immediately struck by the similarity in vocabulary between them.
Many words have structures and meanings which are exact copies.
The resemblance can only be described as astonishing. In order to affirm the analysis which has been carried out, it must be seen to stand up to scrutiny by members of the public. Therefore the study is based on three main objectives which are universally recognised as establishing similarity between languages. The etymology of words and morphological structures. Numerous examples have established clear correlation between the languages.