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SALUT💥2 years ago

@CarterVee4 I dont understand what she is saying,but I agree with her

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🎙Tebogo Koma🎙2 years ago

It's east African, & by looking at the forehead, we can confirm it's Rwandan.

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Nkunda.2 years ago

Kinyarwanda, spoken in Rwanda, Burundi southern parts of Uganda and some parts of Tanzania. Nice language though ✅

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@leburuleburu2 years ago

She is from Rwanda, right ?

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Joey2 years ago

Now this is a very beautiful woman!!!

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Passive😜Adrenaline😜Junkie2 years ago

Is this video about knowing languages?

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Ababu A.2 years ago

This is definitely Amharic widely spoken in Denmark, final answer👌🤷‍♂️🤣🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

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KOMBE CELESTIN2 years ago

This is our language kinyarwanda #Rwanda

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View 🪟📸2 years ago

Even if I don't understand what she says, I still agree with it.

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Eric McNeil2 years ago

Kinyarwanda

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