User:K1RB1L1TY

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WikiProject Gambia.

This user lives in
The Gambia.

This user is proud to be a
Jamaican !

This user is proud to be an
African !

This user is interested in or develops constructed languages.

This user's time zone is GMT.

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en-N	This user has a native understanding of English.

jam-3	Dis ya (oo)man Patwa good fi true.

tok-2	mi sona pi ike ala e toki pona.

wo-1	Bii jëfandikukat dégg na wolof tuuti rekk.

mnk-0	This user has no knowledge of Mandinka (or understands it with considerable difficulty).

Cyrl-3
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This user has an advanced understanding of the Cyrillic script.

This user is male.

This user is straight.

This user is addicted to video games.

Commons page [1]

My username is derived from "Kirby" (though my interest in the series has completely diminished over the years) + "-ability [2]", with CAPITAL CASE and ones replacing the Is for extra effect.

I am a black Jamaican born and raised in the UK until recently, where I moved to The Gambia.

On Wikipedia, I work mostly on articles related to The Gambia (or just Africa in general), and Linguistics/Languages. It is a dream of mine to get languages like Wolof and even more so Mandininka on an institutional, official and by extention international scale, with full digital support. Luckily for me, I am young, and live in The Gambia, so I have plenty of opportunities to learn the languages and achieve my goals. If you live in The Gambia or happen to speak Wolof or Mandinka, feel free to message me!