During the rest of the dialogue, still in Swahili with a Ugandan accent, the interlocutors discuss “contacting the other side” and “joining forces with the other side.” They then confirm that they “joined their forces,” and from that moment, the conversation is a mix of Swahili commonly spoken in Uganda and Kinyarwanda.
During the rest of the dialogue, still in Swahili with a Ugandan accent, the interlocutors discuss “contacting the other side” and “joining forces with the other side.” They then confirm that they “joined their forces,” and from that moment, the conversation is a mix of Swahili commonly spoken in Uganda and Kinyarwanda.