Victor na Lillian katika mnuso wao baada ya kumeremeta
Victor na Lillian na wapambe wao
maharusi na ndugu na jamaa wakiserebuka na bushoke
brides' maids
ni furaha ilioje kumeremetaKaka michuzi, za kazi..
naomba uwarushe dada yangu na mai
hazbendi wake kwenye blog ya jamii.
Bibi Harusi Jina: Lilian Minje ( Anafanya kazi Zantel )
Bwana harusi: Victor Prosper ( Anafanya kazi PFK Tanzania)
UKUMBI: Kiramuu Mbezi
Tarehe: 29th August 2009
MC: Angela Bondo
Cake: Tambaza kwa Mama Deborah Mwenda.
Colours: Lilac na Silver
-Mdau Albert
Aisee harusi nzuri kweli, mmependeza sio mchezo. Bibi harusi umependeza kweli, gauni lako zuri.Hao mabride maids wametoka ile mbaya. Hongera sana sana na harusi. Mbarikiwe sana katika maisha yenu ya ndoa.
ReplyDeleteEee bwana victor kajwahura, mimi mshikaji wako hapa tulisoma wote mzumbe. Miaka mingi sasa mimi naishi States na familia yangu huwa namwona omary ilyas akijaga huku, hongera sana mchizi wangu ila hao wapambe wa bibi harusi lazima niwashukie december kama tai nije nikate mauno if you know what i mean.
ReplyDelete-wako x mazumbe for life
Hi Victor Prosper Kajwahura, hongera sana. Nilipokuona sikuamini. Tumesoma wote Mzumbe primary.I remember ur little brother, I think his name is Robert. I am so happy for u. You look a little different, but I could still tell it was you. Say hello to ur beautiful bride. I am currently in Chicago, but will be happy to hear from you.My email is jwassira@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteJaneth.
wao ma brides maid wako single...hizo reception za kufa mtu
ReplyDeletenaomba contact basi
Harusi nzuri mnooo,walipendeza sanaaaa!Maids bomba ila Paru aache kuiba waume za watu!
ReplyDeleteKwa kweli maharusi wamependeza sana, Hongereni na mungu awalinde katika ndoa yenu, Amen
ReplyDeleteJaneth Wassira English is not reachable..."little brother". Na kubeba kote box unabroken? kazi kweli. Hongereni maharusi, mmependeza sana.
ReplyDeleteMdau
wewe mdau wa sept 17 11:49, there is no problem with little brother thing ila wewe ndo hujui unachobishia just leave it alone cause that american way of saying young brother and we don't live in Great Britain or Australia feel me?
ReplyDeleteMdau DC
Tusipelekane shule sasa. UR ni kifupi cha "your#" katika internet chat au text message, " little brother" ni kiingereza cha Kimarekani na ni sahihi vile vile. Japokuwa Janeth angeweza kusema "younger brother" kama kiingereza sahihi cha malkia, lakini kila mmoja amemwelewa nadhani message yake. Labda una stress za vumbi, jaribu kufikiria kabla hujatamka jambo, sio "kutamka bila ya kufukiria". You understand me, Mr. Mouth-Washer?
ReplyDeleteMbongo wa Kuzaliwa.
wewe anony wa 11:49.00am acha kijifanya unajua kizungu unakosoa usichokijua wewe nduguye kanumba au nini eti kubeba mabox yaijasiadia wewe muuza uchi umekusaidia nini?
ReplyDeleteMy email is jwassira@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteQ: Unapoweka email yako kwenye mtandao kama huu maana yake ni nini?....A: unataka kutukanwa.
Janet hakukosea to say "little brother" amekosea pale aliposema "it was you" badala ya "it is you"
ReplyDeleteMSHAMBA MSHAMBA
hongera kijana victor.umefanya jambo la maana bwana mdogo.salama hizo zimetoka kwa bro wako.tulikuwa pamoja shaaban robert.allan
ReplyDeletewe anony wa 4.26 am si umesema una familia states, sasa hao warembo uwashukie December wa nini? mxiiii! ile dawa ya yule jamaa wa kinyasa iko wapi.. hii ndio ingewakomesha wanaotoka nje ya ndoa!
ReplyDeletei dont see anything wrong with saying 'Little brother'
ReplyDeleteNamtafuta ndugu yangu mmoja tuliwahi kuwa naye Mwanza miaka ya mwanzoni mwa themanini alikuwa akikaa Ghana jina lake Victor Mutungi tafadhali watakaosoma hii watupe humu
ReplyDeleteMdau Japhet
USA
Little brother,little sister, little child all are used by English speakers. Therefore, there is no problem to say little brother to English speaker.
ReplyDeleteharusi imependeza sana..hongera victor..
ReplyDeleteaisha DK
To the folk who commented at Thu Sep 17, 03:42:00 AM
ReplyDeleteIn your comment you said you are living with your family in USA. Who is/(are) your family member/(s)? I assume you are grown up person; therefore, it very likey that you are living with your wife and child/children. If my assumption is ok, why do you want to come in Dec to hold these girls' viuno?
Yesterday Michu posted story from Malawi, you should read it. My friend Malawi is not far from Tanzania.
Mdau ambaye unasema little brother ni makosa, wewe ndio umekosea.
ReplyDeleteKwa mfano hata UK utasikia mtu anauliza how are the little ones? Hapo utakuwa anaulizia habari za watoto. Kwa hiyo mshikaji anajakosea kuandika little brother.
Inabidi sasa niingie kwenye mjadala huu. Naona unakwenda mbali. Basi hata "small brother" na "big brother" zote ni sahihi ukiwa Tz. Kwa hiyo inategemea tu kwamba unaongea cha wapi. Ukiwa Nigeria utasikia watu wakisema (Pidgin English): "I no know" = I don't know. Ukiwa Caribbean utasikia: "She live with she mother" = She lives with her mother. Kwa hiyo basi hakuna broken English duniani as long as you justify whose English you speak.... Kiswahili nacho hivyo hivyo. Kenya wanasema "machungwa zangu" = machungwa yangu. Kwa hiyo nyie Wamarekani-Watanzania msitetee broken English eti kwa vile tu inaongewa na Wamarekani.
ReplyDeleteMzee Kifimbocheza.
HONGERA SANA BWANA HARUSI VICTOR PROSPER NA BIBI HARUSI LILIAN MINJE, NAWATAKIENI KILA LA HERI NA MAISHA MEMA NA MWENYEZI MUNGU AWABARIKI
ReplyDelete(MZUMBE SEC, 90/93 - SHAABAN ROBERT Nm±5)
MDAU 6227858 - UNITED KINGDOM
hahaaaha Victor hongera sana,brother/jirani yako hapa, tumekaa wote mzumbe miaka mingi sana na tukasoma wote hapo mzumbe secondary,niko states sasa na msalimie sana Robert....nitakutafuta nikiweza!
ReplyDeletehuyo mwenye kukashifu yeye kweli anakijua hicho kingereza au anataka kukasirisha watu. mtu anaweza kusema little brother au baby brother bila ya kukosea.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for Victor, and obviously I did not realize I am in some sort of English Essay Competition. I am very proud of my proficiency in English. I also think I have the right to leave my email address anywhere I feel appropriate. Thank you to all of you who seem to be reasonable. Don’t make this about me or my American English, make this about Victor and her bride. They look amazing. Don’t they?
ReplyDeleteJaneth
We mdau wa Sept 17 11:49 kwa taarifa yako, Janeth sio mbeba maboksi, ana elimu yake na anafanya kazi kama Electrical Engineer!
ReplyDelete· I am so happy for Victor, and obviously I did not realize I am in some sort of English Essay Competition. I am very proud of my proficiency in English. I also think I have the right to leave my email address anywhere I feel appropriate. Thank you to all of you who seem to be reasonable. Don’t make this about me or my American English, make this about Victor and her bride. They look amazing. Don’t they?
ReplyDeleteJaneth
Correction lol, make this about victor and his bride
I am so happy for Victor, and obviously I did not realize I am in some sort of English Essay Competition. I am very proud of my proficiency in English. I also think I have the right to leave my email address anywhere I feel appropriate. Thank you to all of you who seem to be reasonable. Don’t make this about me or my American English, make this about Victor and his bride. They look amazing. Don’t they?
ReplyDeleteJaneth
I am so happy for Victor, and obviously I did not realize I am in some sort of English Essay Competition. I am very proud of my proficiency in English. I also think I have the right to leave my email address anywhere I feel appropriate. Thank you to all of you who seem to be reasonable. Don’t make this about me or my American English, make this about Victor and her bride. They look amazing. Don’t they?
ReplyDeleteJaneth
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Janeth, I am gonna give a benefit of doubt that you are competent in English. However, when you were trying to counteract your critics, you made some mistakes..and I do hope these were honest mistakes not intended. There is no such a thing as "Victor and her bride"...it should have been "Victor and his bride." But I still believe you speak good English.
Phatlorenzo-MN
Phatlorenzo-MN, thanks for your vote of confidence, but it looks like I caught it before you did. It is a shame that I have to spend this much time on something so baseless.
ReplyDeleteC'mon Janeth please don't waste your precious time trying to prove that you're pretty savvy of English, don't take these dummyass seriously and causing u loose your cool a little bit.The only place that they speak english is when they are trying to get a visa at embassy and nothing else and i got one thing to tell them that cut it off cause you will never be on janeth's level.
ReplyDeleteI'm out and about
Next time proof read your stuff janeth instead of rushing out to prove that you know something. Smart gal chills
ReplyDeleteJANETH NA WEWE SI UOLEWE.KAZI YAKO KUKATA WABONGO ETI HAWANA MPANGO HAO WAMAREKANI MBONA HAWAKUOWIIIIII.KHA!.HONGERA SANA VICTOR
ReplyDeleteJamani Victor umeoa na umependeza kweli,mdogo wako Robert yuko wapi naye kaoa nini mwambie awake picha za wedding yake
ReplyDeletemimi mdau UK,
Janeth, relax. From some of your (Wamarekani-Watanzania) arguments above "Her = She" can be justified. Simply say: Afro-Americans in so and so states use them interchangeably. Just like Trinidadians use she and her interchangeably.
ReplyDeleteNonetheless, the truth is: it is difficult to speak a second language fluently when you start learning it after age 10. Thus, I want to congratulate Kanumba, AY, MwanaFA on their English performance. These are people who were born in rural Tanzania, never went to international schools, never been exposed to native speakers (like Janeth) but still can express themselves in English and be understood. Keep it up brothers.
Lastly but not least, congrats to the groom and HER bride.
Mzee Kifimbocheza
Correction lol: His not her bride
Timu haijakamilika Robert Yuko wapi mzee,
ReplyDeleteMdau Upanga
Tatizo letu watz mnakrem kingereza cha shule kueongea ni very simple baby bro,little bro younger bro all the same,msipende kukosoa sana hebu ona mnavyomponda Kanumba wa watu,is not fair,Hongereni maharusi,mmependeza san!
ReplyDeleteI don’t know what the fuss is all about. When one is blogging or having a casual conversation, the last thing he or she should worry about is the perfection of her or his language. There is a language one has to use in a business meeting or a school paper and there is a language one can use when having a casual conversation or blogging. I feel like people should be allowed to be themselves when blogging. What is the fun in blogging, if one has to worry about proofreading and "little brother" vs. "young brother" Do you think people who say little brother, baby brother, big brother (Most Americans) do not understand that “young brother” is the proper word to use? Do you think when a Midwesterner says “pop” instead of “soda”, does not understand that pop is an informal way of saying soda? This is similar to a Swahili speaker saying “mambo?” instead of “Habari”. Why should it be different with English? It is funny you are comparing the woman to the guy on the big brother show. Why don’t you call the producers of the big brother and tell them to use a proper English word for the title of the show? They will probably laugh at your face.
ReplyDeleteWhen the lady put her first comment she was just congratulating the groom and the bride. Some of you made a big deal out of it. At 9.42 P.M. she made a perfectly good point about how she feels about her communication skills and made an honest mistake, which she corrected at 10.41PM and later at 11.26 PM on September 17, just to make sure that everybody understands that this was a typing error. The fact that she caught the mistake before anybody else, tells me that she knows what she is talking about. If you keep this up, you may actually scare people from blogging. And what would be the fun in that? And some of you have gone as far as commenting on her marital status!!! What does that have anything to do with any of this? Grow up people.
Muungwana CANADA
mimi naulizia huyo cheupe wa pili kutoka kulia katika brides maids picture,kitu kiko sawa sana ingawaje sikijui,kama hajaolewa natafuta mchumba naishi states kwa sasa sijui nitampataje? msaada tafadhari na kifuta jasho kipo,niko 30 na job nzuri ya kuwafanya wala vumbi wakose usingizi!
ReplyDeleteasante sana mdau wa canada manake humu ndani watu wanajifanya wana Phd za kidhungu hadi inaboa kukosea ni kawaida sana tuu hata kiswaz watu wanakosea subiri ukosee kiinglish uone utadhani watu wamekula siafu acheni hizoooooooo
ReplyDeletemdau norh america
Mdau wa Kanada, umesahau kumpongeza bwana na bibi harusi.
ReplyDeleteMuungwana Canada mwalimu wa primary nini??? mbona mkali hiviiii! angalia ukiendelea namna hii waweza pata ugonjwa wa moyo! hata hivyo, nikupongeze lugha yako imekaa vizuri, alafu naona ulifanya spell check kabla ya kubulogu. manake yawezekana vipi paragraph zote mbili, ndefu mithili ya riwaya, hakuna kosa!!!mmhhhhh! maharusi wetu hongereni!
ReplyDeleteMpima Jazba, Ughaibuni
People...we are missing the point here.This is about the bride and the groom...not an evaluation of English language skills.Written ones for that matter!(save that for TOEFL exams please).Kudos to the Bride and Groom !!
ReplyDeleteYap yap-english is fire fire. Collecting people mistakes is good. But I won you, Janeth's english is fire to stay far. I no her very good
ReplyDeleteVictor habari za siku. Hongera sana. Sijui bado unanikumbuka au vipi lakini tulisoma pamoja Mzumbe na tulikua marafiki. Jina langu ni Nsubisi Mwakasungura. Jamaa wengine wa Mzumbe unajua wako wapi?kama unajua basi nijulishe.Mimi utanipata kwenye, nsubis@gmail.com. Wasalimu ndugu na jamaa uko.
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