In the African Luhya language, "eshilayi" means firewood or fire logs that are used for fuel.
Sure, you can try guessing my American accent by listening to the way I pronounce words or phrases in American English. Accents are influenced by various factors, including geographical region, ethnicity, and language background. Good luck guessing!
Jessie J is a British singer and songwriter, so she has a British accent. She grew up in England, which influenced her accent.
No, Robert Kazinsky is not Polish. He is a British actor and was born in the United Kingdom.
Some good words to say with an accent could be specific fruits or vegetables, such as "tomato" or "banana." These words often have unique pronunciation variations across different accents. Names of places or cities can also be interesting to say with an accent.
I'm presuming you mean an accent to English? In that case the preffered (or proper) accent is British English. The actual accent of the speaker is determined by his home language (there are 11 official languages in South Africa). If you want to see a good example of an accent and manner of speaking English in South Africa, watch the movie Blood Diamond. Leonardo Di Caprio does a very good Afrikaans accent of English in the movie, which is typical in South Africa.
It really doesn't matter. Native English speakers (American and English) will be far more impressed if you have a good vocabulary and good use of grammar than if you have perfected a particular accent. As a native English speaker, I tend to assume that people who speak English as a foreign language adopt the accent of their teacher, or of the area that they learnt English in.
Listen to people who speak English--and try for the news, not movies. Movies will give you standard pronunciation, news reporters will usually speak in the accent most liked/accepted by their country.
That's a good way. You could also do what Sidney Poitier did and study British films and recordings to master the accent.
There is a Gaelic website translator that will teach you to say it in Gaelic or you can just say it in English with an Irish accent and for that I recommend Boondock Saints
Egypt where food is good
Linguistically, the name is English. Good is an English name.
It's a good South African country singer.
In Kisii language of African origin,"Buya" has the meaning of "Good/very well" in English.
That would be "Good and how this the heat?" in English. Because WikiAnswers cannot add accent marks, the word "esta" could have an accent mark over the a. That would make the sentence clearer, as it would mean "Good and how is the heat?"
In Kisii language of African origin,"Bwairire buya" has the meaning of "Good morning" in English.
Japan of course !