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To: Libloather

The news media keeps harping on the fact that if Kilmar is deported to Uganda he doesn’t speak their language.

Funny, Kilmar doesn’t speak English either!

Get’em outtta here! Dile adiós Kilmar.


9 posted on 08/27/2025 3:17:47 AM PDT by bee-z (Differences between the Mafia and the Gubmint)
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To: bee-z

There is a large population of English speakers in Uganda.


21 posted on 08/27/2025 4:03:35 AM PDT by maro (MAGA!)
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To: bee-z

The official language in Uganda is english.


30 posted on 08/27/2025 5:08:13 AM PDT by READINABLUESTATE (‘Never trust a man whose uncle was eaten by cannibals’)
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To: bee-z

From Wikipedia...

In Uganda, the most widely spoken language, especially in the capital city Kampala is English, which has been the country’s official language since 1962, followed by Luganda. English is used as the medium of instruction in schools — a legacy of the colonial period — and it also serves as the primary language for business and legal affairs.[2] Swahili is the third most spoken language after English and Luganda. Although more prevalent in neighboring Kenya and Tanzania, Swahili is taught in Ugandan schools as an optional subject and is primarily spoken by the military. In 2005, there were discussions about adopting Swahili as a second official language due to its perceived neutrality; however, this proposal has not yet been ratified by the government.[2] Swahili is also spoken in some communities near the borders with South Sudan and Kenya.[3]


33 posted on 08/27/2025 5:30:58 AM PDT by Hatteras
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