User talk:Ngalek'ab Kalenjin

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-- Welcoming Bot 13:14, 25 October 2016 (UTC)

Welcome

• Help & FAQ
• Manual (to create a wiki)
• Community portal
• Editing help
• Language support
• <translate> Sandbox</translate>

Welcome to Wikimedia Incubator!

At the right there are some important links, and here are some tips and info:

• If you haven't created a user page yet, please create one with for example Babel templates on it.
• You can select your interface language in your preferences.
• If you make articles, templates or categories, don't forget to add a prefix!
• If your knowledge of English is good, you can help with translating pages to other languages you know, so more people can understand it!
• If you want to translate the interface, please go to Translatewiki.net and follow the instructions.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask them on Incubator:Community Portal.

--Philip J (talk) 22:46, 27 October 2016 (UTC)

Hi!

Hi! It is nice that you made this Wiki! I want to help you a bit, can you tell me some words in your language, so that I can make pages about cities? --Ethno & 4D (talk) 18:00, 27 October 2016 (UTC)

Hello! Thank you, this is very much appreciated. Key terms are ñgasana which means town, and ñgasana neo which means big town or city. Emet means country and the prefix 'ab means of, hence emet'ab means country of. Ko means is, Tinye means It has, while piik means people, it is the plural of chi, person. Ni highlights the noun being talked about, it directly translates as this one. Therefore, for example, the phrase Accra ko ňgasana neo nemi emet'ab Ghana, directly translates as Accra is big town that is in the country of Ghana, but would read as Accra is a city in the country of Ghana. while Tinye ñgasana ni piik milion 2.27, would directly translate as It has town this one people million 2.27 but would be read as, this town has 2.27 million people. --Ngalek'ab Kalenjin (talk) 18:37, 27 October 2016 (UTC)

Kalenjin ISO 693-3 Code

Hello Ngalek'ab Kalenjin,

Thank you for your contributions to Kalenjin Test Wikipedia at Wikimedia Incubator.

However, the "kln" prefix was changed to a Macrolanguage since 2008. This means that the prefix can no longer be used to create a new Wikipedia. Instead, the Kalenjin Macrolanguage has been divided into the following languages:

• Keiyo eyo
• Kipsigis sgc
• Markweeta enb
• Nandi niq
• Okiek oki
• Pökoot pko
• Sabaot spy
• Terik tec
• Tugen tuy

If you a native speaker of one of those language codes listed above, then you can start creating new articles using that prefix instead of "kln". --Philip J (talk) 22:46, 27 October 2016 (UTC)

Hi Philip, thank you, this is noted. I do speak all the Kalenjin languages to varying degrees as they are largely alike, but I am most fluent in Nandi and have now started work on the Nandi Wikipedia. Again, thank you for pointing this out in good time. --Ngalek'ab Kalenjin (talk) 05:40, 28 October 2016 (UTC)

Just to let you know, I have created the Article Counter for Nandi Wikipedia. For every new article that you create, please remember to add [[Category:Wp/niq]] at the end of each page, for example this article. This would enable the Article Counter to be automatically updated. --Philip J (talk) 07:34, 28 October 2016 (UTC)

Request for Help, please

Greetings Mr Ngalek'ab Kalenjin ,

Could you kindly help me translate this article into the unique and wonderful Nandi language? Please.

Content

The "True Jesus Church" is an independent church that was established in Beijing, China in 1917. Today, there are approximately 2.5 million members in fifty three countries and six continents. The church belongs to the Pentecostal group of Christianity that emerged during the early twentieth century. Since 1996, the church was established in Kenya. They aim to preach the gospel to all nations before the Second Coming of Jesus. The ten main beliefs of the church are:

1. Holy Spirit
2. Baptism
3. Feet Washing
4. Holy Communion
5. Sabbath Day
6. Jesus Christ
7. The Bible
8. Salvation
9. The church
10. Final Judgement

Your help would be very Gratefully Appreciated, Thankyou very much. --Philip J (talk) 08:50, 28 October 2016 (UTC)