Let’s learn kikuyu/gîkûyû "numbers”lesson 2

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Thank you you are a great teacher

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You're the best teacher

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Thank you so much! This is awesome! My kenyian friend from Bantu ancestry speaks the kikuyu to fast for me to keep up. This is perfect. I can't wait to surprise them when i learn this language! Again this BLACK American sister from NY thanks you🙏🏽💕

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

Wishing you all the best💕

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this is really helpful, thank you for the great work

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Getting interesting indeed

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very helpful much appreciated nĩndauga nĩ wega

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Great lessons.... thanks 👍

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Kîbûgû.... sounds like kîfûgû... great work.

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Nicely done

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I find this helpful in polishing my kikuyu

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This is really helpful. Thank you.

[@Gamingpod1]

This is amazing

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Very helpful. I look forward to continuing.

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

Thanks Tuffy for checking this out and let’s learn kikuyu....

[@uatignai]

I am really grateful for this channel and your effort to help us learn kikuyu. I have question regarding 200 and 200,000. In the video, 200 is magana meerî and 200,000 is ngiri magana meeri. The meerî in 200 has the accent whereby in 200,000 has no accent. Is this meant to be like that? I noticed the same thing for ikûmi, 10 and the number 11-19, there is no accent in û

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

Thanks for this, I had to go back to check and indeed I have found that there is a spelling error. The meerî, igîrî should be the correct spelling and obviously should be pronounced as thus. This is when I started the channel and editing was proofing a difficult chore😅, kindly bear with me.

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[@m_a_dynemusic3102]

Mwalimu you jumped 80. Should it be Mirongo inyanya?

[@karengefamily5082]

that's what i was wondering

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

It has been corrected in a comment somewhere in here.. good observation though.

[@AlexiYahMariam7000]

Thank you!!!!

[@Gamingpod1]

I find kikuyu language very simple to learn or is it that we're being tought by an expert 💪💪

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

I don’t claim to be an expert, only that I happen to have knowledge of the language 😅

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You are the best ....my dream of learning my best friend's language is happening coz I wanted to surprise him on his birthday ... Thanks alot

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I will check yours out and get back to you.

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Is there Physical classes😅

[@cjeygitau6505]

How to say let's say 343 ksh or 765?

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

343 is ciringi magana matatû ma mîrongo îna na îtatû/ ithatû. 765 is ciringi magana mûgwanja ma mîrongo îtandatû na îtano/ ithano

[@cjeygitau6505]

@@LetsLearnKikuyu thNk you

[@antoniakatuku9815]

The h in mîrongo îthatû is missing

[@rachelshii3611]

How do you say 80?

[@nazarenewairimu926]

Wewe

[@itsmecess8817]

This video was amazing but you skipped eighty would you please tell us what it is

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

Eighty is “mîrongo înana”.

[@itsmecess8817]

Let’s Learn Kikuyu thank you ☺️☺️

[@hashiramaxmadara4743]

thanks

[@blessedsimon2012]

please increase your voice its hard to hear even at 100% volume

[@TheLjones82]

How do you say "Numbers" in Kikuyu please?

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

The common word for it is namba. I will post the traditional way of counting in upcoming posts.

[@TheLjones82]

@@LetsLearnKikuyu thank you

[@writershub7751]

@@LetsLearnKikuyu kikuyu base name for numbers is ndari

[@eddahmwihaki1976]

There is no word number called neter why come from meduneter.,also kĩkũyũ month if an year were not January they used to call them like ancient Egyptian calender why kĩkũyũ used mooncycle

[@antoniakatuku9815]

Or is it like that

[@joshfernandez6662]

so 999,999 is?

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

Josh Fernandez ngiri magana kenda ma mîrongo kenda na kenda, magana kenda ma mîrongo kenda na kenda.( my take, though i will wait to hear from someone else who might shorten it further).

[@joshfernandez6662]

@@LetsLearnKikuyu hehehethank you so much

[@kamande012]

Ngiri magana kenda ma mirongo kenda na kenda, magana kenda ma mirongo kenda na kenda

[@olooalfredo]

Slow but sure. Thanks

[@relatablememes9339]

Nida ciokia ngatho muno kwa mathomo yaku

[@jacklinesunda6383]

You skipped 80...

[@LetsLearnKikuyu]

80= mîrongo înana

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