other / likes
Kikuyu or Luo music
“I like the Kikuyu or Luo music, whichever. I like those very much.”
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Githae Githinji
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01 / recommendation
Likes Kikuyu or Luo music.
“I like the Kikuyu or Luo music, whichever. I like those very much.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
02 / belief
The future jobs in Kenya? That’s what I was saying, if we could have people who can help in getting us good jobs and whatever, trying to help these young people get jobs, I think we could just minimize these kind of hardships that these young boys get.
“The future jobs in Kenya? That’s what I was saying, if we could have people who can help in getting us good jobs and whatever, trying to help these young people get jobs, I think we could just minimize these kind of hardships that these young boys get.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
03 / belief
What I believe, if you come here — let’s say, you come here, and you acquire property here, if you get a child when you are here, I would say that child is a Kenyan.
“What I believe, if you come here — let’s say, you come here, and you acquire property here, if you get a child when you are here, I would say that child is a Kenyan.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
04 / preference
There’s no difference, because we also marry other communities. A Kikuyu is allowed to marry a Kamba.
“There’s no difference, because we also marry other communities. A Kikuyu is allowed to marry a Kamba.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
05 / evaluation
We call them [the parents], because we do normally follow them up to see whether this boy has good behaviors or whatever.
“We call them [the parents], because we do normally follow them up to see whether this boy has good behaviors or whatever.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
06 / commitment
In form of children, yes, we normally do, because in our group as men, we initiate small boys from childhood to adulthood.
“In form of children, yes, we normally do, because in our group as men, we initiate small boys from childhood to adulthood.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
07 / evaluation
It will depend on your relationship between your children and you, your own self. Because there are some men or women who do not care for their children.
“It will depend on your relationship between your children and you, your own self. Because there are some men or women who do not care for their children.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
08 / commitment
When I got employed here, I invested here. I got a piece of plot here, on which I built, so I reside here now.
“When I got employed here, I invested here. I got a piece of plot here, on which I built, so I reside here now.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
09 / uncertainty
I do worry, but definitely, I can do nothing, because we don’t know why those people are fighting.
“I do worry, but definitely, I can do nothing, because we don’t know why those people are fighting.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
10 / preference
According to today’s economy, I would say we don’t much get 10 children, which you won’t be able to look at after. It is better you have three or four, whom you know very well, you are going to cater to them until their adulthood.
“According to today’s economy, I would say we don’t much get 10 children, which you won’t be able to look at after. It is better you have three or four, whom you know very well, you are going to cater to them until their adulthood.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
11 / preference
At my age I don’t prefer eating a lot of meat so much. I prefer taking these local foods.
“At my age I don’t prefer eating a lot of meat so much. I prefer taking these local foods.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
12 / preference
It’s easy, because when we get money, nowadays we even use phones when we are paying things. It’s better because we don’t lose a lot of money when we use, even though there’s a lot of tax in it.
“It’s easy, because when we get money, nowadays we even use phones when we are paying things. It’s better because we don’t lose a lot of money when we use, even though there’s a lot of tax in it.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler
13 / commitment
Because according to what I believe, as we are learning, we are learning how to shape our country in the best way possible.
“Because according to what I believe, as we are learning, we are learning how to shape our country in the best way possible.”
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- Githae Githinji
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- Githae Githinji on Life in Kenya
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- Conversations with Tyler