| tomash |
| Posted: Aug 1 2005, 07:41 AM |
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why is it called Kamawoop!? |
| Eldritch Cadillac |
| Posted: Aug 1 2005, 08:02 AM |
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Aaah, well that's a long and strange story. I was born in Kenya and whilst learning to talk, for some unknown reason, I always called mangos kamawoops (despite the fact that no-one else did, they called them mangos). Anyway I've liked the word ever since and as since these are amongst my first words in RSL I thought it was appropriate.
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| tomash |
| Posted: Aug 1 2005, 09:55 AM |
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oh cool. kamawoops? you must be very strange! my dad lived in nigeria, but he wasnt born there. he can remeber any negerian, can you remember any kenyan? |
| Eldritch Cadillac |
| Posted: Aug 1 2005, 02:26 PM |
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There's no such thing as one Kenyan language (or Nigerian for that matter). I know a few words of Swahili and a few words of Kalejan, which I picked up from family members who spent longer in Africa than I did, but not enough have a conversation with.
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| tomash |
| Posted: Aug 1 2005, 11:52 PM |
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i knew that!...   |
Kamawoop!
