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DID HE JUST SAY ''ኒገስ'', NIGGAS??

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2008

this kid sounds like he's sayin' niggas but infact the word is negus in Ethiopian language amharic (pron. nəgusə ) and ( spelt with Ethiopia national language ,Amharic like ንጉስ ) meaning king .

ask if u didnt understand :)

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  • Why don't his lips appear to move in time with the words?

  • @davidkesslerauthor because it was a screen captured and it was lagging when it was being recorded..

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  • its just 2 funny

  • Lolz The Niggas Ruled Ethiopia Until...

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  • I'd LMFAO if he would have spelled it niggaz!

  • when in doubt sound it out....neegaaasss

  • "Can you say it loudly for the judges please? And one more time?" Really bitch?

  • @ 0:39 he cheated!!!

  • The pronounce isn't even saying it right....Isn't that their job xD to pronounce the words correctly. RESEARCH!! bahahaha

  • @PirateEyepatch I understand that English is made up of "foreign words" in this case it happens to be Ethiopian word. We use it to refer to the king. its literary meaning is "the king". It's a title.

  • @baby2mitu It is an English word. English, in case you haven't realized, is mostly made up of foreign words.

  • no the kid is forced to use the word niggaz under the pretence that its Negus, a word that was dug up because it sounded like nigguz, shouldnt the teacher have avoided this word instead of crow barring it in, what does that say about him?

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