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- Ibufuliiru Imw'a Bafuliiru
- Sep 1, 2021
- 1 min read
Kino kishushanyo kikakolwa na Ayivugwe Kabemba. Hano agweti agalalika abandu boshi abayiji indeto, nga ngisi kwa'zideta, Ikifuliiru, Kiswahili, Kifaransa ne Kingereza. Alozizi ukudeta kwo indeto yitu iyandikwe mu Kifuliiru na mu zindi ndeto. Ku ndeto yoshi ilya wangaba uyiji, yangagwasa indeto yitu ukudeta kwo izamuke.
Bimutuhikira bwenene ne'kyanya kingi ukudeta kwo tuloze igambo lye Kifuliiru mu Kifuliiru nyene mu njira yo'kulonga ulukerera bwenene higulu lyalyo. Ikindi kyanya tunaloze ukumenya igambo lilebe ngisi kwo lyangadetwa mu Kifuliiru kandi li lye'Kifuliiru ngisi kwo lyangadetwa mu gindi ndeto. Byo bitumiri guno mulalai gwakokolwa no kubikwa ku Internet.
Kindi kishushanyo kino, nakyo kigweti kigadeta kwokwo.
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That’s really fascinating! I really admire projects that aim to preserve and promote languages like Kifuliiru. It’s amazing how digital tools and online platforms can help communities protect their linguistic and cultural heritage. Recording and sharing those expressions online ensures that younger generations can learn and keep the language alive. Speaking of creative online projects, I recently came across a game called Brainrot Clicker — it’s a satirical idle game that pokes fun at modern internet culture and social media obsession. In the game, you start with simple “brainrot” actions like scrolling or watching short clips, and gradually upgrade your habits until the whole virtual world gets consumed by memes and dopamine loops.
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