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The Swahili People of Kenya and Tanzania.
This video is an investigation into the Swahili people. The Swahili people are some of the easiest-going people you will ever meet. Unlike those aggressive high-strung Nairobi peeps, these guys are as laid-back as a cat in a sunbeam. Warning, don't mistake their laid-back vibe for an invitation to make them mad. The amount of colourful insults that will come your way will leave you traumatized.There's even a whole Italian colony in Malindi all because of how accommodative these people are.
The Swahili are also known for their linguistic prowess in Swahili which is only natural since it’s their first language. The way this language flows from their lips is mesmerizing to say the least. It's like poetry, but with extra swag. I definitely believe Swahili is the most melodious language I have ever heard. Congratulations if you manage to bag a Swahili lady because they are known for their royal handling of their men. Their bedrooms skills are so on point; if there were an Olympics for bedroom athletics, they'd be taking home the gold, silver, and bronze. They are drop dead stunning and their bodies are works of art with the curves in all the right places. You should see how their bodies hug their long dresses when they dance Taarab. They are also gentle, affectionate and their skills in the kitchen are legendary.
Basic Demographics.
The Swahili people, renowned for their vibrant culture and historical significance, inhabit the East African coast, stretching from southern Somalia, Kenyan and Tanzanian coasts, to northern Mozambique. They can be found in as far as Comoros and northern tip of Madagascar. The native Swahili number over 2 million. If you consider all the second language speakers Swahili is the most widely spoken African language at over 300 million speakers. They are predominantly Sunni Muslim, adhering to a unique blend of Islam infused with local customs. They also were among the first practitioners of Islam among sub-Saharan people. They are also multiracial, possessing genetic input mainly from the Bantu, Arabs, Indians, Persians and Portuguese.
Origins, Phenotype and Genetic Makeup.
A new analysis of medieval DNA has revealed that around the turn of the first millennium, Swahili ancestors from Africa and Asia began intermingling and having children, giving rise to a Swahili civilization with a multiracial identity. It is believed that the Swahili came about as a result of relations between Omani Arab, Persian, other Asian traders and Bantu women. I guess those men couldn’t resist those Bantu curves.
Phenotypically, Swahili individuals exhibit a diverse range of features, from various skin tones to hair textures.
Melodious Language.
The Swahili language, also known as Kiswahili, is the glue that binds the diverse Swahili communities together. It serves as a lingua franca across the region, enabling communication between people of various ethnic backgrounds. Kiswahili is primarily a Bantu language that has borrowed words and expressions from Arabic, Persian, Portuguese, and English, reflecting the history of trade and cultural exchange. The Swahili may be a small group but their impact through the spread of the Swahili language is enormous. Today, over 300 million speak the language all over the world. Here is a sample of this melodious language.
Culture.
Swahili culture, like the Swahili language, has a Bantu core but has also taken from foreign influences. Swahili architecture, with its beautifully carved doors and lovely courtyards, exemplifies the confluence of African and Arab influences. Taarab music embodies the essence of Swahili culture and history via its melodious tunes and poetic lyrics. Its melodies and orchestration are influenced by Arab and Indian music; however Western instruments such as guitars are occasionally utilized. Traditional dances, which feature a lot of sensual pelvis movement and are frequently performed at weddings and other festive occasions, are a vivid expression of communal joy and unity.
Swahili cuisine is influenced by Indian and Arabic cultures, and it is another representation of Swahili culture. Many meals rely on staple items including rice, coconut, and spices. Samosas and tropical fruits are also available.Finally, Swahili culture may be seen in their vibrant attire. The Kanga is one such example. Kanga is also known as the Leso. It is a bright garment worn by both men and women inside most Swahili houses. The messages written on them are a manifestation of Swahili collective knowledge and humour.