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Jill7 months ago

Omanis were colonizers and slave traders. They were kicked out in 1964. If we get pissed iff at the British, Omanis fall right in there

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Nyamisa Chelang’at7 months ago

That picture sent me into a rabbit hole. Very interesting history

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Umoja7 months ago

Yuuup

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Nyamisa Chelang’at7 months ago

It’s also interesting that my surprise has been met by so many insults 🤣🤣🤣. I don’t know what part of my curiosity rubbed people off the wrong way 😂😂😂

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Umoja7 months ago

Internet 🤣🤣🤣

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Edd7 months ago

I remember also this incident that caught me by surprise

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B 🔞7 months ago

We've got Swahili Omani, Kamba Paraguayans and the Swahili American Bloods (Damu) gang lol I wonder where else Kenyans have integrated themselves

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Science Trivia7 months ago

When I was in the Gulf, random Arabs would sometimes approach me and start convos in Swahili I at first thought they were KE / TZ Arabs but it turns out it was mostly Omani expatriates They told me Swahili is fairly widely spoken in Oman.

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Wazi7 months ago

@mmunga_ Shauri Yao. Sisi twapenda Kiswahili

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Asena7 months ago

Most of the East African slave traders were of Omani origin. If I'm not mistaken also the the Sheikhs of Zanzibar until the early 1900s were also of Omani origin. There are many Kenyan families at the coast that are of that dual nationality.

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saidmuhammed7 months ago

But how are the young people speaking it if their elders did not? I dont understand.

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Amapiano Universe7 months ago

🔥💯❤️📌

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Kamatari Chantal7 months ago

@Afsana_rahamat 💡