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Published · transcript-backedHarriet Karimi Muriithi: evaluation
2 Nov 2023 Conversations with Tyler Harriet Karimi Muriithi on Life in Kenya
“I will say it’s special because Kikuyu, in general, is a Bantu language. But it’s divided in different modes of languages because we can actually speak Kikuyu but different versions of it.”
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- Harriet Karimi Muriithi
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- evaluation
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- 2 Nov 2023
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- Conversations with Tyler
Transcript context
…What makes Kikuyu tribe different or special? I will say it’s special because Kikuyu, in general, is a Bantu language. But it’s divided in different modes of languages because we can actually speak Kikuyu but different versions of it. Maybe from the intonations to the way you communicate. Two different words to mean the same thing. Say the culture or the personalities, are they different for Kikuyu?…
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