What is “Kwanza”? /u/Wonderful_Living_623 No such thing as stupid questions
What is “Kwanza”? /u/Wonderful_Living_623 No such thing as stupid questions
I’m African, namely South African- Kenyan🇰🇪 🇿🇦. I recently made some American friends and they wished me a happy Kwanza. I have never heard of this holiday before.
For further context: kwanza – with one “a” is a word in Swahili – one of the languages I speak. So I apologise for the incorrect spelling. It means first/beginning.
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r/NoStupidQuestions I’m African, namely South African- Kenyan🇰🇪 🇿🇦. I recently made some American friends and they wished me a happy Kwanza. I have never heard of this holiday before. For further context: kwanza – with one “a” is a word in Swahili – one of the languages I speak. So I apologise for the incorrect spelling. It means first/beginning. submitted by /u/Wonderful_Living_623 [link] [comments]
I’m African, namely South African- Kenyan🇰🇪 🇿🇦. I recently made some American friends and they wished me a happy Kwanza. I have never heard of this holiday before.
For further context: kwanza – with one “a” is a word in Swahili – one of the languages I speak. So I apologise for the incorrect spelling. It means first/beginning.
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[link] [comments] I’m African, namely South African- Kenyan🇰🇪 🇿🇦. I recently made some American friends and they wished me a happy Kwanza. I have never heard of this holiday before. For further context: kwanza – with one “a” is a word in Swahili – one of the languages I speak. So I apologise for the incorrect spelling. It means first/beginning. submitted by /u/Wonderful_Living_623 [link] [comments]