What Does "Wearing Glasses" Mean in Swahili? | Easy Swahili 4

[@trinidadraj152]

From 3:30 this became one of the BEST episodes of Easy Languages I have EVER seen.

[@ofgodzeus]

quite interesting! I love learning about idioms in other languages, thanks!

[@spencervanderstarren1221]

These episodes are so helpful and entertaining. Asante sana!

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

Karibu 😊

[@polyglotaafricano5060]

We need more Swahili please

[@golden_smaug]

Swahili sounds veery cool, great video!

[@eliya3424]

YES! Please continue doing Swahili videos!!!!!

[@mccardrixx5289]

I love African people,because they're always sooo chill,casual,funny and super cool people!!!! I'm from Germany,but I also behave like an African guy,cuz I love being on the move as well as laughing the whole time :)

[@pylchott9864]

Despite its high Arabic influence, it still sounds very much like a Bantu language. The Sotho-Tswana languages are quite different though.

[@khalingua6085]

YES THANK YOU SO MUCH THESE VIDEOS HELP ME LEARN A LOT!

[@babygarcia4272]

De que país es este idioma

[@ofgodzeus]

creo que se habla en Kenya, Uganda y Tanzania como idioma oficial y en otros lugares en Africa tambien...

[@lindalanz6342]

Asante sana! Is there a way we can help support you making videos?

[@benjaminsawyer1292]

When is Easy Swahili 5 coming out? I'm really benefiting a lot from these videos!!!

[@Eman_Puedama]

Yes, it is confusing.. Everyone seems to have a different answer. Did the guy who's asking make this idiom up and everyone's just guessing?

[@jaskatpon1]

I think most people don’t speak Swahili as a first language and probably didn’t know the idioms.

[@Eman_Puedama]

@@jaskatpon1 Oh, I see. Thanks.

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

Idioms are not used in every day language and thus why most people would be unfamiliar with them.

[@gustavovillegas5909]

Asante sana! Ninapenda Kiswahili ☺️

[@davb11]

Nice language

[@ofgodzeus]

I love the sound of it as well! sounds very fun ^^

[@davb11]

@@ofgodzeus Veo en otro comentario que también hablas español, pues cuántos idiomas hablas? Swahili suena muy bien, aunque sólo sé la frase de Hakuna matata :P

[@ofgodzeus]

@@davb11 ​ @dav B mi idioma natal es el árabe, pero también hablo inglés, francés, español, un poco de italiano y alemán y estoy aprendiendo coreano y turco y me interesan muchos otros como el ruso por ejemplo... ¡Me encantan todos! Estoy obsesionada jaja Y estoy de acuerdo, Swahili suena bien ♥ he visto todos los videos que este tío ha echo.

[@davb11]

@@ofgodzeus *hecho, sin la h significa aventar(throw). Muy bien, eres muy inteligente. Yo aprendo 4 idiomas y se me hace una tarea muy compleja, pero tú aprendes muchos más. Vaya el turco me encanta, buena elección..!

[@ofgodzeus]

@@davb11 ​ @dav B typo XD ¡Pero muchas gracias por la explicación y el complemento! Si, a veces es un poco demasiado pero lo manejamos. Y sobre el turco, si te interesa el idioma o algo así, hay una serie que me encanta muchisimo que se llama "Şahsiyet" (significa personalidad) que trata de un hombre de 65 años que empezó a olvidar las cosas por su enfermedad (Alzheimer) y empezó a matar gente del pueblo donde vivió por unos años en el pasado... pues no te va a contar toda la serie para no "spoil it" jaja pero es muy interesante...

[@AmericanDreamer]

Loved this episode!!!!

[@Liggliluff]

The audio quality is good and it's fairly easy to hear what they say, and the subtitles really help. But the background noise is kind of a distraction still. I understand you are standing in a busy city. But it would be great if you're able to move out of the city and find people in more calm places.

[@jaimelefrancais533]

In which countries is Swahili spoken?

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

Tanzania, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bajuni Islands (part of Somalia), South Sudan, Mozambique (mostly Mwani), Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya,[1] Comoros, Mayotte, Zambia, Malawi, and Madagascar

[@jaimelefrancais533]

@@kavuwamusyoka8043asante

[@susanwaringa3185]

Here from Zunguka Safaris

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

Karibu tuzunguke na easy swahili.

[@PIENTOMC]

😂😂😂😂 interesting conversation...mimi sijui kiswahili lakini nafurahia Makala haya.

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

😅😅😅🤣 ta niua.

[@Solivagant13]

woi,Kilonzo...hehe

[@Jerry113]

*contagious laughter intensifies*

[@zanoceantourssafari.7477]

Hii easy Swahili shina lake lipo wapi Kenya bongo au zanzibar.lakin si Zanzibar apo

[@kavuwamusyoka8043]

Nairobi kenya

[@mccardrixx5289]

I need glasses lol Who else?

[@learnindonesianwithchandra3637]

To protect the eyes from sunlight

[@OkThisllbeMyName]

Swahili? A surprise to be sure

[@CutieZalbu]

Me being being fluent but still watching it anyway 😂

[@M_SC]

Why does wearing glasses mean that? I feel more drunk without my glasses, because everything is blurry.

[@Eman_Puedama]

Maybe they're talking about wearing someone else's glasses when you don't need them.

[@theconfessiontv]

Vizuriiiiiii

[@iamjust_divy]

No offense but why didn't yall find Tanzanians? because kenyan swahili isn't great, majority of kenyans can't speak swahili well. them selves prefer the Tanzanian swahili or the swahili from the coast, kiswahili cha kitanzania ni chaupole na ukaramu sana hata matamshi yake tofauti na ya Kenya, P.S ndugu zangu wakenya msikasirike nasema ukweli tu