This Is The Chinese National That Has Wowed Many. He Has Became A Sensation On The Internet (Video)
Chinese are simply taking over, you can call it Chinese renaissance! With a population of 1.3 billion people, standing out to be counted in the heavily congested country calls for ingenuity. One which a particular Chinese man used to attract NTV’s attention.
Last night, NTV ran a story of a Chinese man who is giving the likes of the legendary Wallah bin Wallah (Swahili Mufti author) a run for his money.
Luis Dulyn, a Chinese national, has an amazing command of Swahili. The ninja speaks fluent Swahili one can easily mistake him to some dude from the Coast or Bongo.
Luis doesn’t even live in Kenya or anywhere close to East Africa, he stays in China. His interest in Swahili saw him teach himself the language.
Kenyans were baffled by Luis’ command in Swahili after NTV ran his story. The comments on social media were massive!
See video and comments posted below:
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Brookenge Ubuntu: Yet NTV anchor Smirti Viryadhi cannot speak a word of swahili
Humphrey Mbabu: Mchaina anaongea kiswahili sanifu naye mtu wa NTV anauliza ‘nafanyanga nini’. Loo!
Raj Anthony Kengah: Indeed it’s Madaraka Kenya….hope we won’t find them in our Kenyan institutions teaching Swahili….#DoomSwahili
Papa’s Gyal: Why don’t you guyz also interview us Kenyans living in China and hear out experiences about this place? Kenyans are really having a hard time huku Na mmekuja Ku interview. Mchinese. Smh!
Milka Nyambura: Waah! Am impressed Kiswahili sanifu kudos Leo
Mume Wangu: Haha he even speaks good swahili
Hildah Wambugu: Woooow amaizing this reminds of a chinese guy in guangzhou China who speaks Swahili too,n yes ur right chinese is very difficult.
Jonny William: This guy speak proper swahili more than most of you guys( kenyan) . And you cant prove me wrong. In Tanzania its normal to meet chinese who speak swahili or tribe languages like chaga, sukuma etc
Chris Munga: Haha he even speaks good than me
Maggie Belta Madrighan: Also in Bahrain Airport they do speak Swahili fluently
Kendi Muriuki : Totally ashamed by my Swahili
Nelly Mchoraji: Gifted Wah…… Anabonga swa kali sanifu mpaka nadhani ni mwalimu
Shiks Shishi: Wowo so amazing and i like the fact they have introduced kiswahili language in their country
Clemencia Cee Igamba: Woow,,,he is fluent…one might think he was born in kenya
Hamida Saadi: Cheap labour from China now walimu wa swa hawawezi kwenda strike tena….hehe
Rukiya Abdulkadir: Sanifu nayo. Aye chale!
