Ajuran:

Chadic and Omatic are not Cushitic. As you can see in the map, Ethiopians/Somalis dont all speak Cushitic even though we are related, Some Ethiopians and Eritreans speak Semetic, while groups next to them like the Afar speak Cushitic.
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At the bolded - I said that the Chadic and Omotic languages are "related" to Cushitic languages by virtue of them being part of the Afro-Asiatic language family.

We are Bantu and we stand out very proud
#camerooniansisters

^^^ these ladies are stunning o, yourself inclusive Nayah. Never knew Cameroonians could be this beautiful ( mean that in a very positive way)

Godmother:
^^^ these ladies are stunning o, yourself inclusive Nayah. Never knew Cameroonians could be this beautiful ( mean that in a very positive way)

Many thanks ...well actually a poll has benn made in South Africa last year and Cameroon was on top 3 among most beautiful African ladies ... The thing is that they have just recently been promoted but Cameroon was not like Angola or Somalia and all that to promote their women this is not their culture . But since few years especially on Miss World people have seen our strong potential in terms of beauty. :-)

Btw many thanks for the compliment I appreciate sister here is another one

Nayah:

Many thanks ...well actually a poll has benn made in South Africa last year and Cameroon was on top 3 among most beautiful African ladies ... The thing is that they have just recently been promoted but Cameroon was not like Angola or Somalia and all that to promote their women this is not their culture . But since few years especially on Miss World people have seen our strong potential in terms of beauty. :-)

Btw many thanks for the compliment I appreciate sister here is another one

Pure Bantu

Nayah:
Pure Bantu

Definitely our blood,

muafrika:
Definitely our blood,

Nayah:

Pure Bantu

Didn't know black people had green eyes, I've seen very rare with blue but this one i've never, is she mixed?

pkjag:

Didn't know black people had green eyes, I've seen very rare with blue but this one i've never, is she mixed?

No .. Actually in Cameroon many have green eyes especially in western and Southern part like this sister from the South of Cameroon... This kind of thread is important for some people about my Bantu people : so many ignorance ( not talking about you)
Her name Nadia Fouman pure Cameroonian and Bantu

Nayah:

No .. Actually in Cameroon many have green eyes especially in western and Southern part like this sister from the South of Cameroon... This kind of thread is important for some people about my Bantu people : so many ignorance ( not talking about you)
Her name Nadia Fouman pure Cameroonian and Bantu

pkjag:

Didn't know black people had green eyes, I've seen very rare with blue but this one i've never, is she mixed?

Pkjag, The lady who is usually the Tucker Project Fame principle has those first set of pale eyes. I've seen many unmixed Bantu people like that in Kenya. Is that green.
The Second looks brown to me. The second is more of brown. I think it's actually an African specific eye colour.

muafrika:

Pkjag, The lady who is usually the Tucker Project Fame principle has those first set of pale eyes. I've seen many unmixed Bantu people like that in Kenya. Is that green.
The Second looks brown to me. The second is more of brown. I think it's actually an African specific eye colour.

Yeah I think they are green though a little dark due to the melanin, I stopped watching Tusker project fame when Sheila Mwanyigha left, who is the new lady?

Nayah:

No .. Actually in Cameroon many have green eyes especially in western and Southern part like this sister from the South of Cameroon... This kind of thread is important for some people about my Bantu people : so many ignorance ( not talking about you)
Her name Nadia Fouman pure Cameroonian and Bantu

Yes you are right, it is here to educate us, I didn't know black people had coloured eyes, it might be interesting to investigate what areas have a significant population and why that is the case.

pkjag:

Yeah I think they are green though a little dark due to the melanin, I stopped watching Tusker project fame when Sheila Mwanyigha left, who is the new lady?
Yes you are right, it is here to educate us, I didn't know black people had coloured eyes, it might be interesting to investigate what areas have a significant population and why that is the case.

The Teso of Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda tend to have light coloured eyes. All my Teso Friends have brown eyes. Though they are nilotes.

I forget the name of the girl who replaced Sheila. She's o. k.

muafrika:
The Test of Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda tend to have light coloured eyes. All my Test Friends have brown eyes. Though they are nilotes.

I forget the name of the girl who replaced Sheila. She's o. k.

Test or Teso?

pkjag:
Test or Teso?

*Teso
Hellen Mtawali is the name of that lady. photo:

muafrika:

*Teso
Hellen Mtawali is the name of that lady. photo:

OOh, I knew her but didn't know her name, Tv doesn't allow you to view in that closely. Also why do many Luos or many people from western have that tooth gap, I hear it is a very desirable trait in Luo girls.

pkjag:

OOh, I knew her but didn't know her name, Tv doesn't allow you to view in that closely. Also why do many Luos or many people from western have that tooth gap, I hear it is a very desirable trait in Luo girls.

It's cool. I think it makes the face symmetrical. For some reason Nilotes seem to have that a lot. Even some of their initiation rites include pulling out some front teeth.

BlackKenichi:

At the bolded - I said that the Chadic and Omotic languages are "related" to Cushitic languages by virtue of them being part of the Afro-Asiatic language family.

Chadic is as related to Somalis as they are to Arabic, since all are part of Afroasiatic languages.

I believe those who are negroid who speak Chadic languages were enslaved by a larger people.

Somali langauge has not changed and is indigenous and has origins to a specific ethnicity unlike west africans who speak Afroasiatic because of slavery.

Godmother:
^^^ these ladies are stunning o, yourself inclusive Nayah. Never knew Cameroonians could be this beautiful ( mean that in a very positive way)

Without the lighting, makeup, weave, they would look like men. Trust

Ajuran:



Without the lighting, makeup, weave, they would look like men. Trust

What s wrong with her ? She s ok to me but your slave mentality only get "straight hair " light skin" and Arab blood guess what everyone is not such low class and ignorant like you dude

Ajuran:

Chadic is as related to Somalis as they are to Arabic, since all are part of Afroasiatic languages.

I believe those who are negroid who speak Chadic languages were enslaved by a larger people.

Somali langauge has not changed and is indigenous and has origins to a specific ethnicity unlike west africans who speak Afroasiatic because of slavery.

Please stop pulling sh1t out of your @rse. Chadic languages are old (older than the Semitic languages) and indigenous to the Lake Chad area (hence the name "Chadic"!)

BlackKenichi:

Please stop pulling sh1t out of your @rse. Chadic languages are old (older than the Semitic languages) and indigenous to the Lake Chad area (hence the name "Chadic"!)

Cushitic is older than any languages. STFU Nigggggger

Ajuran:



Cushitic is older than any languages. STFU Nigggggger

Is that the best you got. Pathetic! I guarantee you wouldn't say that to my face, punk!

BlackKenichi:

Is that the best you got. Pathetic! I guarantee you wouldn't say that to my face, punk!

I would hang you from a tree, like white people have been doing for hundreds of years. Mind your manners

You are wrong about a lot of things Ajuran.

Hausa is a very old and ancient Afro-Asiatic language. While there are variants to the language (just like there are variants to the English language), the language is pretty much the same whether you are in Kano, Nigeria, or Zinder, Niger. Whether you are in Sokoto, Nigeria or Agadez, Niger, Hausa is Hausa. It's a beautiful language, that's why many Fulani people speak it as a 2nd language, and that's why it's the Lingua Franca of a lot of Nigeria.

You claim that there are not many Afro-Asiatic languages in Nigeria, Nigeria boasts about 150 (this is coming from both Berber and Chadic groups).

With that said, tell me this language isn't sweet:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ngpfM70Q-Q

Ajuran:

I would hang you from a tree, like white people have been doing for hundreds of years. Mind your manners

Is that before or after I break your face with my boxing trained fists!? Beat it punk!

Bantu women are fantastic:

First black African opera singer at la scala(Milan)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzCQ5lg72Gk

First east African woman to own a brewery:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpMCvcV_mj4

the first black woman to own an art gallery in south Africa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rYBSHdH38o&list=FLtZ1t4eCExr_3VZtqzvg57Q

Fulaman198:
You are wrong about a lot of things Ajuran.

Hausa is a very old and ancient Afro-Asiatic language. While there are variants to the language (just like there are variants to the English language), the language is pretty much the same whether you are in Kano, Nigeria, or Zinder, Niger. Whether you are in Sokoto, Nigeria or Agadez, Niger, Hausa is Hausa. It's a beautiful language, that's why many Fulani people speak it as a 2nd language, and that's why it's the Lingua Franca of a lot of Nigeria.

You claim that there are not many Afro-Asiatic languages in Nigeria, Nigeria boasts about 150 (this is coming from both Berber and Chadic groups).

With that said, tell me this language isn't sweet:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ngpfM70Q-Q

Certainly does sound Afro-Asiatic to me with all the hiatus stops and breaks that characterize Semitic and Cushitic languages. That singing style is very common among many Cushitic communities in East Africa, maybe they once interacted.

pkjag:

Certainly does sound Afro-Asiatic to me with all the hiatus stops and breaks that characterize Semitic and Cushitic languages. That singing style is very common among many Cushitic communities in East Africa, maybe they once interacted.

All Afro-Asiatic languages are related and that's why I'm beginning to think that the original Hebrew speakers were black as well. No way in heck did Whites start speaking Afro-Asiatic languages until more recently. The first Afro-Asiatic speakers were all black.

Fulaman198:


All Afro-Asiatic languages are related and that's why I'm beginning to think that the original Hebrew speakers were black as well. No way in heck did Whites start speaking Afro-Asiatic languages until more recently. The first Afro-Asiatic speakers were all black.

I think you are right, even the name starts with Afro, so whoever coined the term must have had good reason to link Semitic languages to Africa.

pkjag:
I think you are right, even the name start5s with Afro, so whoever coined the term must have had good reason to link Semitic languages to Africa.

Yeah a lot of these languages that whites speak today (came originally from blacks). There are more "Black" Afro-Asiatic speakers than there are white Afro-Asiatic speakers.

So the white Berbers many of them are of Roman, Turkish and Greek descent. The true Berbers are from Gourara, and the Siwa and Tuareg Berbers. The white "berbers" don't even practise Berber culture so why they call themselves Amazighen is beyond me.

There are many Afro-Asiatic languages extending from East to West Africa all of which are spoken in the Sahelian and Saharan belt.

Fulaman198:


Yeah a lot of these languages that whites speak today (came originally from blacks). There are more "Black" Afro-Asiatic speakers than there are white Afro-Asiatic speakers.

So the white Berbers many of them are of Roman, Turkish and Greek descent. The true Berbers are from Gourara, and the Siwa and Tuareg Berbers. The white "berbers" don't even practise Berber culture so why they call themselves Amazighen is beyond me.

There are many Afro-Asiatic languages extending from East to West Africa all of which are spoken in the Sahelian and Saharan belt.

Dude ,stop spamming this thread with your Afro-asiatic masturbations.This thread is about bantu people !Are you bantu?If you want to write essays about hausas or fulanis,why don't you open a thread just for that?You and your teammate ajuran take a sadistic pleasure at spoiling everything bantu in this forum.What is your issues with bantus?Inferiority complex?