MISHILIMI LESHE° 2nd Position Leshe Kukuxü° 48th SAKK Baghi Hoho°

Miss Akinoli Sheqi of Mishilimi Students' Union who secured 2nd position in Leshe Küküxu at 48th SAKK Baghi Hoho.

[@fighting5706]

Good initiative. Very important to preserve our culture and heritage. One step at a time.

[@Murakami639]

Huge difference between the 1st and 2nd winner. Really huge!! But this is quite entertaining 👍😂

[@hutonichishi6291]

Nighi lakhi pitsuni 🙋🏻‍♀️ Congregation qono Participant luakmi Junuqhi keu hiye Khilauno shikalukea ?Hiye shikitheluve masa, Nighi Nongutsa Akivishi vethalu amoe ,ikemu nonguye Notsa keke kiupi anikela vethalu anike kumoo ,Shikimithi ,🙋🏻‍♀️

[@ToviSwumixedVlog]

Mughughoung.. Moleqa.. 👍👍👍👍

[@lavisheqi7119]

Ilokutu ❤️ Pavi pavi Mishilimi pavi 🫶🏻

[@SamuelAwomi-om1pm]

Ye tishi aghi aye ewu number hipu lo Miss call tsu lo 010 😂😂😂

[@likasheqi4845]

Atsa mo inikivi na nilokutu

[@ToshliWotsa-rq8dn]

Ilo mu ilo kutu la ❤

[@vikahoachumi9421]

Chaabachh ❤

[@vikahoachumi9421]

The 1st position holder is a straight forward story reading like with no stoppage time, but the 2nd position holder is what a truly Leshe should be read with a millisec time of gap. 2nd p holder very appreciate 👍👍

[@Supounbgu]

Another keyboard teacher caught, Hey dear , I believe the pace of poetry recitation should be influenced by the poem's rhythm, mood, and the reciter's style. As viewers or an audience, we don't have the right to say it should be read fast or slow. If you observed closely, the first winner didn't rush but went with the flow, skillfully incorporating expressions and gestures that matched her poem's mood. On the other hand, the second winner, while performing well, should avoid excessive smirking, which suggests a lack of familiarity with her poem. It's important to note that this isn't stand-up comedy; there's no need for constant smirking or exaggerated eye movements. Paying attention, you might have noticed that the audience laughed at times, but the first competitor maintained a serious demeanor, unlike the second competitor who occasionally smirked. Both competitors did commendably, making it unnecessary to pit them against each other. It's crucial to be mindful of our opinions, avoiding the perception of pretending to know everything without genuine understanding.

[@vikahoachumi9421]

@@Supounbgu the audience laughed because it's interesting 🤔

[@Supounbgu]

​@@vikahoachumi9421If you genuinely possess the claimed intelligence, particularly in guiding poetry recitation, you should comprehend my message. I emphasized the varying smirk expressions in the first and second position holders, noting the presence and absence of a smirk, irrespective of the audience's laughter. However, it appears that you haven't understood what I'm conveying. Also, for your information, it's poetry, not stand-up comedy; the audience's reaction is irrelevant. Competitors should concentrate on their recitation style and convey their message. So, collect your thoughts and refrain from drawing comparisons between these two gems.👍👋

[@zoophilistnagaspear9008]

The audience laugh because it's kuhakugha alatsa iholekiu ke..😂😂😂

[@user-ym1zx8xe9x]

Ilo kuchou❤

[@kellyawomi4454]

Akukujo agilo kuha keqono ishi timi junuqhi ani hi woi. Panangu vilo pijulopi keloye atsa lothi lakhimu piqhi Mulano aminilo pujosu Nani keo. Hitoi kiu ghushoghili lhokusa Eno akusu hitoi kiu ye kitixe mphi lono shikitheluve masa putsa sumiqo.

[@HitokaHitoboAssumi]

Theya kuchou tsa kaa👍👍

[@avachophy5148]

Good

[@Trv_Naga111]

Mishilimi❣️

[@swutoswu4667]

Can you please upload @Natsumi's as well 👏

[@vinilwotsa6625]

😊

[@suminaga7507]

Aphuyemi papu noghi nilikhi ningu tsa junuqhi aghi aye Sumi kutami ye kushiye no ningu tsa junuqhi moni kea? Timi kutami vilo original ke piakepu kuha choo

[@BonotoZhimo-yo6cb]

Elo kutu 😂❤

[@Dovilisheqi]

Aghile kusa❤

[@toliviyeptho896]

oishe kucho he😢

[@theambivertone]

🤣😆