Luo [of Kenya] vs Anywaa [of Ethiopia]: Language Comparison

[@mesaelo.okongo8586]

We're one family... Thank you so much for paying visit. And it was a privilege meeting you in person in Jinina hotel.

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, bigger than we imagined before. I'm equally happy that I met you and the other amazing people in Gambella

[@benardowori6880]

😊 wawoo the luo of Kenya and the japadhola of Uganda are pretty the same, and we all luo are one people, thank you for sharing this video

[@KPtravels001]

Thanks Benard. Padhola is one of closest dialects to luo of Kenya and Tanzania.

[@KPtravels001]

I'm glad you liked the video. Kindly help me share widely with your friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@ferdinandokello-jp9pj]

Yes Benard , I have been @ the boarder that is Tororo noticed that similarity of accents.

[@sebastianondogaokot9134]

Migration route from Bahr el Gazal. The jopadhola are the last lwo group in Uganda when others migrated further to form Luo of Kenya to Luo of Tanzania.

[@octhetwin7500]

wow! thank you for meeting my lecturers Läängï Nyala and Okäc Obøøm, and I'd like to say welcome to my homeland Gambella Ethiopia🇪🇹 my appreciation goes to my fellows luos of eastern Africa.

[@KPtravels001]

You're welcome. The two gentlemen were so helpful. I very much appreciate 🙏

[@okookobohoochang8234]

Wethein is evening

[@birdofthenight]

Erokamano buana! videos gi mit. Subscribing right away

[@KPtravels001]

Erokamano jayadha. Kindly share wider. I need more luos on board

[@birdofthenight]

Done!@@KPtravels001

[@georgeakoko4121]

Very interesting! Congratulations! Keep the good work! Erokamano maduong

[@KPtravels001]

Welcome. Kindly help me share it widely with your friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@berylotieno276]

Nice to see you are back with this exciting series.. Very interesting. Great job.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you Beryl. In try my best to give the best.

[@berylotieno276]

@@KPtravels001 kindly show us the environment where our brothers from Ethiopia live. The villages, food, traditions etc. Barikiwa.

[@byttlejuice145]

Am lango and I really enjoyed this episode. Keep it up. In lango wor is night, idhi wor is middle of the night , and otieno is evening.

[@meerbadock]

Anywak also use the word dïï wär for middle of the night 😂 and abøya for evening

[@isaacngura5721]

Idye wor

[@johnosumba1980]

@@meerbadockodi wuor Kenyan luo.

[@eastafricanist9156]

In Runyankore from Western Uganda, "Ru-kiri" is rock, it comes from Luo "kidi". We have many Luo words but they are "Bantunized"

[@KPtravels001]

Yeah, I think there has been alot of borrowings between the two groups

[@odochokee9856]

@@KPtravels001 the Luo were the founders of the present day royalty of several Bantu people's e. g bunyoro Buganda . Hence the Luo introduced vocabulary as well

[@Didmasela]

@eastafricanist9156: yes, I totally agree with you especially that I myself studied the Colonially-twisted African History. This mix of languages and some understandings shows the intermarriage and peaceful co-existence among different African tribes/ethnic groups: this is contrary to what the white colonialists wrote about Africa that African tribes were war-like who always fought each other and against each other. African History must be re-written by Africans. African educational system must ban the use of African History books written by White scholars.

[@GeorgeOryang]

Yes Banyankole have Luo heritage, it is good you are now starting to accept and humble yourselves.

[@luhyalanguageandculture]

I love love love this video. I love the diversity of the words and pronunciation. I enjoyed this video so much

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. I loved and enjoyed every single step in making this video

[@indayamulembe]

😂 wola ano khale muno

[@estherodera4382]

I am the SUBA LUO Lady in Australia 🌏🦘🌏🦘. I am watching you again because I find this programme VERY interesting and informative. Keep it up because we are unearthing the HISTORY of LUO Heritage that is going to change the world 🌎🌍🌎 of AFRICA once and for All. I am so Emotional about this RESEARCH. Erouru kamano maduong jo thurwa.

[@KPtravels001]

I'm happy you you enjoyed it. Share widely to give the capacity to keep doing more.

[@maishaisha]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. I like the fact that we are discovering ourselves as Africans and the various nations amongst us, often mixed with the nations nearby. We are telling a narrative, and in so doing reclaiming our places in time and space. I can tell that the Luo of Kenya have borrowed a bit from the Bantu languages nearby, just like the Bantus that live near Luos have borrowed from them. May God bless our people. All of them. Beautiful people.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much for the kind words. A step at a time.

[@onyangongoye7491]

Good work. Archive it. Correct your counting. Tara is one thousand.

[@KPtravels001]

@@onyangongoye7491 and what would you say for "gana" ?

[@buzzl.8637]

Tari. Is your rear end in ANUWA

[@buzzl.8637]

TARI MU DWONG

[@ochwodonatoongwena-id9kq]

You man you have made this great. Thanks so much for connecting us the luo💪

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much.

[@berocanronald3467]

Wow, I never knew if there is tribe called Anywaa also part of Luo till now and with these comparison I heard, we are almost sharing the same words am Alur from Zombo 29:48

[@KPtravels001]

There are many luo subgroups than ever thought of

[@thephoenix756]

You guys could have been the majority in South Sudan if you didn't leave the homeland

[@byronwinner8179]

I am learning of the tribe too. 😂

[@joeGee44]

Learning and officialy subscribed . Cant believe we have luos in Ethiopia ,are the recognize as part of Ethiopian tribes?

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, ofcourse they're recognized as one of the Ethiopian tribes".

[@Uganda2theworld]

I'm so happy you're doing this my brother from Kenya.. I'm luo Uganda much love

[@user-kn9vd3sq2m]

I am an Acholi. I really like your show. We speaks the same lunguage.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much brother. Kindly share with your friends and family. I want more luos on board.

[@lacholaism]

This is a good initiative! keep it up. Let's look at possibilities of seeing how we can build this up and escalate it to seeking business opportunities

[@princessagy1552]

Woooow,,, I'm amazed, this is amazing,, I'm impressed

[@omondi_wa_butere]

Nafeel hii video. I'm from Kakamega (Western Kenya)

[@KPtravels001]

So help me share it widely.

[@johncalvinsondiek5598]

I love this programme. From Luo of Kenya, Otieno is night and odiwuor is midnight. A boy born at midnight is called Owuor/Odiwuor and a girl born at midnight is named Awuor.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. I didn't know this until recently. What's "chuny otieno" then?

[@sophieakot346]

Wao! Just the same as Acholi only different spellings.Dyeceng-Day,Dyewor night.Awor is a girl n Owor is for a boy.However that 'r' at the end is silent so we read as Awo etc.Love u my people ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙌

[@KPtravels001]

@@sophieakot346 We are one.

[@kevyneoduor4792]

Owuor is not a boy born during midnight. Know the difference 1. Owuor is from the word Wuor which implies to selfishness. Therefore it's a child who was named after a selfish individual. 2. Oduor/Odiwuor/Odwuor comes from the word dier Oduor/Odiwuor/Odwuor depending on which part of Luo/Luwo Nyanza you come from simply means midnight. Hence a child born from 12pm - 4am at night qualifies for that name

[@johnagok5641]

Yes our Kenyan rep is not properly versed, the Anywa speak undiluted luo! They have singular and plural forms for fish and lion et al! I love it

[@byronwinner8179]

Goodwork wuod Luo. Nice to know about my brothers in Ethiopia. Oduor from Kenya

[@kevyneoduor4792]

Another clarification 1 otieno is a child born from 7pm-11pm 2. Dier Odwor/oduor is the name of midnight which ends at 4am 3. Achild born in midnight is Odwuor/oduor 4. 4am is komond 6. Kogwen is 6am 7 5_6 is Okinyi 8 7-9 onyango

[@KPtravels001]

How old are you Kevin? Seemingly you have deeper knowledge of luo than me. I never knew the meaning of "Oduor/Odiwuor".

[@samwelonyangoonyango258]

Anyango or Onyango is a child born before mid day,12 noon

[@alisinyayala1]

Awuor is one born around midnight, amondi is from 3to 6am,akinyi from 6 to 9 am, anyango 9 to 11,Ochieng midday to around 2pm,Odhiambo 2 to 4pm

[@Colourbash]

There is also Odiewuor

[@omotakway8709]

Glad you made it to Gambella! Keep up the good work!

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. I try to drink from the source always. Meeting the luo in Gambella was satisfying. uuna pwøøa

[@teacherelly8366]

One thing I love in you. You improve your luo with time

[@KPtravels001]

Yeah, everyday is a learning day

[@Joanes_Mien]

In Ugenya , Nam is a river, aora is a stream. I think a lake or an Ocean we call them 'Ataro'. I welcome any correction.

[@KPtravels001]

Oooh that's strange. I never thought "Nam" has a different meaning among different dialects of luo among Kenya. I thought "Nam" only meant "Lake"

[@tonyodiao9705]

ataro mar nam

[@brianwasonga6370]

nothing like that in ugenya ataro is ocean ,nam is river or lake and swamp is otodo

[@FRANKLINE1000]

Wow! Bring more of this staff, please

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you Frank. Kindly help me share widely with your friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@lucyawili6698]

This is amazing!! Thank you for this video.erokamano Jo Anywaa.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Jo Anywaa were very good and cooperative. I had a good time in Gambella. Everyone was helpful

[@OchallaYoung]

Thank you I'm anywaa I'm luo of Ethiopia

[@jacoboyugi9722]

I am Jacob Oyugi, luo from Uganda. This is very interesting Can I get the link if there is any net work.

[@AkenaEdwin]

Am Akena Edwin from Gulu please talk about names also.May God continue to make us unite

[@langenyala7457]

❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for the Video KP travel

[@KPtravels001]

You are welcome. The luo deserves this

[@sabir6407]

ماشاءالله عمل جميل .god bless bro

[@KPtravels001]

Shukran habibi

[@richarduwachgiu5809]

So interesting! Uwachgiu Richard Alur from Padyere-Nebbi Uganda; Fish-Rec Tilapia-Oro Mountain-Got Lake-Nam River-Kulu Water-Pii Hot water- Pi malieth It's so amazing.

[@KPtravels001]

What's the plural of "rec"?

[@obongmartin2762]

Am so moved with Anywaa introduction, Similarity from Kumam and Lango

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, we are one😉😉

[@raburu]

Erokamano/apwoyi Mr K'Ogot. Aoro ni gi moro matin e mpesa to support your project. Thanks for bringing our nation together

[@KPtravels001]

Erokamano Raburu. One step at a time. I'm happy to be bringing the luo together

[@aom871]

please come visit us in Abim District one day. An akuri omera.

[@village-Dreamer]

So basically one original language.. few words lost here and there due to time and distance.. and influence from neighboring Bantus.. but Luo Nation still going strong.. I think someone should come up with a common literature to preserve the culture

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, Luo is one big nation

[@BellaTech.]

Man I love what you doing, been following you I never thought you would visit anywaa for real, the sad part is you came in my absence 😭 I'm a huge fan Same language, same people Tell em all we love em.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much brother. I try to keep my word when I promise to go to any place where the luos live. I love the Anywaa. Gambella was amazing. I will definitely pass your love to them. I may come back.

[@erickonyach4884]

Loving it bro.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Subscribe and help me share.

[@abubakarotieno1113]

You are doing good work wuod Dala.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Help me share widely.

[@OcenFelix-s4b]

l'm langi l like u conversation keep it up Rhino for us we call it Amuka

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much brother. I try my best to give the best.

[@elijahjuma3008]

Bro thanks for the good Job... One of your videos in Tanzania, made me realize that Luos in Tanzania and Luos in Kenya speak the same language... Luos in Uganda and Southern Sudan, are quite different.... Amor, I'm a Luo from Kenya, Siaya county, Bondo... and I'm from Got Ramogi😂😂

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. Luo of Kenya and Tanzania are one group. Same dialect & same accent.

[@PhilistarBonyo]

I didn't know there were Luos in Ethiopia!! Erokamano for this documentary

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you Philistar. Eventually I'll even bring out more information about the Luo of East &Central Africa because the research is still on. Right now I'm doing a documentary on the acholi.

[@ReelsmartCreation]

Im joanes otieno from Kenya 🇰🇪 and Im very glad to hear that we still have brothers from Ethiopia it's a privilege to hear from you guys

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, Otieno. Luo is bigger than previously imagined.

[@Irriswhartirris]

Wow... Beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. Kindly help me share it widely with your friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@wr6174]

Woow reeo singular n rech plural... I'm loving it🥰🥰

[@KPtravels001]

Do the Luo of Kenya have different words for singular and plural versions of fish?

[@wr6174]

@@KPtravels001 no idea,I'm just learning from your channel🙈.

[@KPtravels001]

@@wr6174 I raised the same question in the video let's hope someone will get to answer

[@PETEROKELLO-lk4py]

Reea from rech singular does it make sense​@@KPtravels001

[@margaretayambo1065]

Love your show.❤❤

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much. I'm happy you do. Kindly share my videos with friends and family. I need more luos on board.

[@Jacobodhiambo-c3m]

Awesome,,,🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Help me share widely. I need more luos here.

[@aom871]

Wow, I'm very excited for the KP travels. everything the luo of Ethiopia said is just the way we say it. Big ups to all the Luo in the world. I'm Jo'Abwor aka Ethur in Abim District, Karamoja Region. I'd like to visit Gambella one day.

[@eliazali_4200]

Tung in alur varies in meaning depending on context. It can mean "side" or "corner" which makes sense from its usage by the Anywaa to mean relatives. Relatives are the people on your side. For us its also "Wat" though together with the Acoli

[@KPtravels001]

This is exactly the same thing in Luo of Kenya and Tanzania.

[@eliazali_4200]

@@KPtravels001 fascinating!

[@maserekajodrah2925]

I don't know why we fight....There should be a Luo convention bring all these people yearly

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, suggested this during my last radio interview with Ramogi FM.

[@alfredowuor830]

How to bring you guys together seems to be the challenge...there is a lady in tiktok also pushing for such a convention..if you guys can combine your synergies get right support from political, business class..you can start small n make this thing big

[@lucasomolo8443]

Amen

[@aduwopbarack1050]

Even in Kenya NAM is a river too. Go to Ugenya and you'll find they call river Nzoia NAM.

[@aduwopbarack1050]

​@@KPtravels001you don't say " chak machiewo " you just say chiewo. You also don't say ring'o mar Rao. Say " ring rao ", ring dhiang' etc.

[@kr3539]

Maybe you could film the surroundings as well.

[@ocarlpeter5729]

Love you all my Luo brothers and sisters one day I will go around to see you. God bless you all.

[@KPtravels001]

Thank omera. Feel free to go around and visit the luo. It's an adorable feeling. Help me share this widely. I need more luos here.

[@OchallaYoung]

That's great language so for me I'm luo of Ethiopia anuak

[@LucasOpiyo-k5b]

You are doing great job

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much 😀

[@kevyneoduor4792]

Just a kind reminder 1. 9 is Ochiko/Ongachiel 2. Naam simply means a large water body which includes rivers and lakes 3. Aora specifies a river

[@KPtravels001]

Well, I would need other people to affirm the claim on "Nam"😀.

[@kevyneoduor4792]

@@KPtravels001 okay. Because we can say aora nzoia or nam zoia which means it's alarge water body....

[@yiikirichard2547]

This is just amazing. 🎉

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you so much omera

[@Xxpat]

Great video. Really amazing similarities

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, because it's one ethnic group that split and went separate directions

[@yabalotsug]

I think we're the same family we have to get together annually in different countries and get to know one another. This will really count.

[@KPtravels001]

Plans are underway to achieve this. Help me share these videos widely with your friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@vitalisopel1291]

We love you brothers,come and have a feel and fun with your Kenyan brothers and sisters

[@KPtravels001]

I'm sure they appreciate

[@mildrednyachwo]

Am a japadhola from uganda. Owori is born at night and othieno in the evening.

[@KPtravels001]

That's true. I was just less informed by the time I did this video.

[@goo6341]

This is ❤very good 😊. Well done 👍🏽

[@LameckOtuomameshack]

I am LAMECK OTUOMA a LUO from TANZANIA one day i wll become a CHIEF OF all LUOS in AFRICA. Nawapenda sana KP karibu TANZANIA.

[@KPtravels001]

Hahaha dreams are valid 😂😂 omera.

[@josephoduor6211]

there is need to organize annual Luo cultural festivals to bring all these luos from different parts of the world together to showcase their various cultures.

[@okellowalterodora8234]

😂😂waooo am a luo of Uganda greating to all of you brother and sisters from all other corner of the world 🌍 let's continue we unit and form One country, we the luo of Uganda we love you too much thank May the almighty's God continue protecting us wherever we go or stay in Jesus Christ mighty name AMEN, apwoyo matek, an abedo acholi of Uganda nyinga okello Walter odora. Amaru wu weng

[@shulestuff]

Some in Uholo / Ugenya call river Nzoia "Nam ndhoya"

[@KPtravels001]

Oooh really? So looks like we had the word "nam= river" when we arrived in Kenya. But how did we switch the name to "aora"

[@shulestuff]

Good question, seems like the other word is awac / awach in reference to "river". You find that word in reference to rivers all over Luo nations, but over time it has come to refer to specific rivers. Language does evolve

[@AgalToto-qj7uw]

@@KPtravels001 Ugenya and Alego still use nam for river.

[@lezzyl1535]

I thought I knew luo😅😅😅 brooh you're perfect 😅😅

[@KPtravels001]

Hahahaha we try😅😅

[@g-towntv7310]

Kenyan luo and Anywa have got similarities but the Anywa luo are more closer to Pari luo when it comes to dialogue.

[@KPtravels001]

Well, that could be true. I haven’t done the Pari though and so I can’t be so certain

[@ianjesse8525]

True

[@AkaoStella-y4f]

I love 💕 this video, if I see all this language are the same en if u are wise it's easier to learn

[@mohamedbinongalohassan5001]

Wow! I love it.i wonder why these other groups especially those who remained in southern Sudan did not maintain the name Luo like their brothers in Kenya and Tanzania?

[@KPtravels001]

It's because luo is the blanket name with individual groups like Acholi, Shilluk and Anywak in it.

[@KPtravels001]

Luo is more of a nation than a tribe. Like a nation made up of different luo tribes in it.

[@KPtravels001]

So luo of Kenya is not homogeneous like the other luo tribes in south Sudan , Uganda and Ethiopia. Luo of Kenya and Tanzania is a cocktail of all the groups and thus the name LUO is more appropriate.

[@solangebagirishya5728]

Very nice video,I want to know langu (Apac language)how can you help me

[@KPtravels001]

How can I help you?Did you mean, you want to learn the language?

[@PETEROKELLO-lk4py]

Ataro,nam

[@PETEROKELLO-lk4py]

Luo we have marmar descrbing colour ​@@KPtravels001

[@morishotema5215]

What? This is amazing Hi guys

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Don't forget to share my content with friends and family. I need more luos here.

[@GeorgeOryang]

This is wonderful. It seems my Anywar brothers are closer in pronunciation to Acholi than Jo'Lwo of Kenya.

[@kingshavjigadaffi4821]

Big up brother omera imora😂😂

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. Help me share the videos widely. I need more luos here.

[@FrancisChila]

What of " dier odiewuor " for midnight?

[@kisarasammy3951]

Are Luo in Cameron please try to find out?

[@OkotElia]

I'm from Uganda kitgum district thanks all Lou community allover they are

[@DaveOndiekAaron85]

I Really Love This Channel ♥️💯

[@KPtravels001]

Glad you enjoy it! Please help me share it widely. I need more luos here.

[@eliazali_4200]

Then additionally, directly translating omira/omera and nyamira/lamera in Alur/Jonam and Acoli is something like "of my mother" or for nyamira which directly comes from "nya" which is daughter and "mira" which is my mother.

[@KPtravels001]

100% similarities in meaning and concept.

[@eliazali_4200]

@@KPtravels001 truly wonderful to see the connections make sense

[@user-kn9vd3sq2m]

In Acholi, mud fish is called lut just as in Anywaa

[@KPtravels001]

In luo of Kenya is "mumi". Even though I said "kamongo" in the video, I was corrected and informed that the correct name is "mumi".

[@backyardfitness1010]

In Kumam fish is aporogo, rech is a cat fish but other things are more similar

[@KPtravels001]

Oooh that's funny that "rech" refers to a specific specie of fish and not the general term like in other luo groups.

[@PhilistarBonyo]

I thought Aora was a stream in Kenyan Luo?

[@KPtravels001]

Yes, Aora is a stream or river in Kenyan luo. However, it's a bit confusing because I'm in Kitgum [northern Uganda] doing a documentary about the Acholi, and I just realised they use the word "kulo" to refer to river.

[@isaacodhiambo4671]

Mar is also used in Kenya ,my grandmother used to say Miya lawa ma mar mar cha

[@KPtravels001]

This is true🤣🤣. But do we actually associate the word with "yellow"? I think "tong' gweno" or just "ratong'" is used more

[@bazilolara127]

Omegina, you are fantastic. An acholi from Uganda, Kitgum. 1. Acel 2. Aryo 3. Adek 4. Angwen 5. Abic 6. Abicel 7. Abiro 8. Aboro 9. Abungwen/Abongwen 10. Apar 11. Apar wiye acel/aparacel ........ 20. Piera aryo 21. Piera aryo wiye acel. ....... 100. Miya acel 101. Miya acel ki acel 1000. Alip acel Subject for correction❤❤❤❤

[@KPtravels001]

Thanks so much omera. I think you are right.

[@bazilolara127]

Apwoyo matek omera 🫡🫡🫡

[@lauajongoubeerunguec2149]

Wow, I am a Luo of Northern Bahr Al Ghazal, South Sudan 🇸🇸❤️, and we really share many words especially in saying " My Name is.." and counting also with Anywae, like; One - Achiel Two - Ario Three- Adak Four - Anguin Five - Abich Six - Abibi chiel Seven - Abibi rio Eight - Abibi dak Nine - Abibi nguin Ten - Apar.. And we call fish "Rey" and plural "Rech"... After watching this, I am convinced now that the distances between one blood means nothing as long as we talk the same language..❤ #Luo_East Africa ❤

[@KPtravels001]

Yeah, it's amazing to see how intact the language remains despite geographical separations. I'll come to Bahr El Ghazal soon to cover the luo of Bahr El Ghazal too.

[@lauajongoubeerunguec2149]

@@KPtravels001 we will be waiting for you in great patience ✌️❤️

[@pauzzeekogot]

Aora buuuaaaanaaaa....❤ wananiconfuse aki

[@trevormananorwothumio1743]

Amazing work, its so nice to hear the similarities with all the luo languages. Alur from Nebbi Uganda ❤😊🫂

[@KPtravels001]

Thank you. I'll soon come back to Pakwach and Nebbi.

[@trevormananorwothumio1743]

@@KPtravels001 My late Grand father Mr. Dominic Manano of Mbaro Nyaravur in Nebbi was very passionate about our history and had some written accounts of oral history passed down from the previous generations. Keep up the good work bro 💪 🙏 👏 👌 👍

[@KPtravels001]

@@trevormananorwothumio1743 thank you. I'd like to read some of that.

[@ea37uro]

Interesting

[@pauzzeekogot]

Nyegee ama wanasemaje kwa Rhino....😂😂😂

[@yasiropoh9544]

Am proud to watch this,am Luo from Kenya.

[@KPtravels001]

Subscribe and subscribe.

[@KPtravels001]

I need more luos here.

[@prophecyofficial12]

Ethur - Luo from Abim (Abwor) (North Eastern Uganda) Lion - Kibwor, Stone/hill/mountain - Kidi (Got), Nam - water body (general), Grazing Field - Pap, Milk - chak, Fresh milk - chak na numu, Ugali (maize) - kwon anyawagi / onywagi, kwon kal (millet), To eat - chem / cham, To drink water - modho pii, take milk - madho chak, to drink very fast - rwo, sun - cheng, rain - koth, wind - yamo, hot - lyeth, cold- ngich, forest- bunga, grass- lum, night - wor/ kiwor, evening- ki thieno

[@KPtravels001]

Is this Acholi Labwor?

[@prophecyofficial12]

@@KPtravels001 Yes,though that is just a nick name...we are the Ethur People

[@KPtravels001]

@@prophecyofficial12 and do you consider it a separate group from Acholi?

[@prophecyofficial12]

@@KPtravels001Yeah because our culture,language is different...we are even more close to jaluo of kenya interms of the language than acholi

[@KPtravels001]

I will reach them in due time.

[@justineacire8655]

Greetings to you Luo

[@ochilotv1255]

Thanks

[@KPtravels001]

Welcome Ochilo

[@Evelyn-n6y]

My fellow luo am so happy of you.Am a luo gal from Uganda(Alur tribe)

[@klagony]

Apologize for in being in person. Blessed.

[@justinojara9169]

Kwon bel is sorghum or millet in acholi

[@priscaadongo1922]

I wish I could see them and touch them with my hands I tell you I love them so much apenji dayud jogi Kanye

[@KPtravels001]

They are in Gambella, Ethiopia 😂😂

[@molionlinemaths8964]

Abungo in luo anywaa is a very crowded small of trees and grass together in fores

[@KPtravels001]

Well, that must be the equivalent of “bungu” for the luo of Kenya

[@molionlinemaths8964]

​@@KPtravels001 👍

[@odochokee9856]

You need to interview the Pari just across the uganda -South sudan border

[@KPtravels001]

I will definately interview every single luo group on the planet😄

[@martha3865]

Waaw I can't believe it ❤

[@KPtravels001]

Oooh yes. That's why you should be subscribed here for everything you need to know about the Luo of East and Central Africa.

[@simon5887]

I was laughing all the way. Kumam from Kabarmaido

[@KPtravels001]

Are you from Kaberamaido?

[@simon5887]

@@KPtravels001 yes. But I do my hustle from the city.

[@KPtravels001]

@@simon5887 I was in Kaberamaido and Ochero last week.

[@simon5887]

@@KPtravels001 Enjoy...

[@Edenyouseff]

Rech & reach is plural in Dinka. I am impress that you know so much of your mother tongue ❤

[@KPtravels001]

Ofcourse I grew up around a family that speaks the native language.