Hi George you have just made my day with this hilarious piece by the dutch lady
struggling with Lugbara. It is amazing! She really knows how to write
reflections. I would be glad to access her blog if you don't mind. I would like
to follow the discourse.
Regards.
Sam
--- On Thu, 25/4/13,
http://africraigs.travellerspoint.com/129/
On Apr 25, 2013, at 5:39 PM, samuel andema andema...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi George you have just made my day with this hilarious piece by the dutch
lady struggling with Lugbara. It is amazing! She really knows how to write
reflections. I would
Afi,
This is really nice! I had never thought about things like house-mouth,
house-stomach, house-buttock and meat-girl. I'm wondering why we used
to say We are going to door-mouth *(jotile*) instead of house-mouth as
the Dutch lady is saying.
Ben
On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 3:12 AM, George Afi
This is a very interesting piece. It is always nice to see things from an
out-siders perspective and make sense of things we are usually oblivious to,
house-mouth, za-mva, et all!
The piece does bring out some things that worry anthropologist too, cultures
are gradually getting eroded
I've always tried getting material online to teach me our language go which
am an immature novice.i'v so far failed, but my determination is to have a
senseof belonging which I can only fully have if I can speak lugbara.if
there is anyone out there that can rescue a son of the soil, please, am
Charles,
Reading from the youth in Teso, I personally do not think the so called
money the President is giving to the Youth has improved youths situation
improve in any way. If the money they dished out to buy the last elections
in West Nile ( I understand there were two trailers full of hard cash
Vasco,
It was a tongue in cheek
Ugandans have to be thinking and planning beyond the current occupant
of state house...
C
On 4/25/13, Vasco Oguzua vogu...@gmail.com wrote:
Charles,
Reading from the youth in Teso, I personally do not think the so called
money the President is giving to
