Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Broadly Speaking › Comments http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#comments XPLRNG PHTGRPHY Thu, 13 Oct 2011 17:43:03 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://sinah.org/views/16th/images/ui/id.png Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › Broadly Speaking › Comments http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2026 2LMN R+D by yizzi http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-5393 yizzi Thu, 13 Oct 2011 17:43:03 +0200 http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-5393 <p>Hahaha,<br />this is kinda funny.</p><p>the narrative is very interesting.</p> Hahaha,
this is kinda funny.

the narrative is very interesting.

]]> by ella http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2263 ella Sat, 10 May 2008 22:16:33 +0200 http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2263 <p>ummm. there's a taxi on the runway. </p> ummm. there's a taxi on the runway.

]]> by Bareng Rakuba http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2252 Bareng Rakuba Tue, 06 May 2008 22:09:19 +0200 http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2252 <p>I like this photograph.</p> <p>U took the whole plane at close range.</p> <p>Yoh! </p> I like this photograph.

U took the whole plane at close range.

Yoh!

]]> by Bareng Rakuba http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2251 Bareng Rakuba Tue, 06 May 2008 22:06:38 +0200 http://sinah.org/2008/05/04#response-2251 <p>I see your point Lebogang, Where I live at the moment (Nothern Cape), everyone speaks Afrikaans, and +- 60% of the peeps here are from Namibia.</p> <p>Meesrte tyd by die werk ek praat Afrikaans, half of my staff are afrikaans speaking, 90% of my customers are Afrikaans speaking. It felt awkward for me at first, but now I am used to it (Afrikaans), not that I like it, but I try to accomodate every1 to get my job done and carry on in my life.</p> <p>My child is even being educated in Afrikaans, not by choice, but because there is no Enlish crech around in the area. </p> I see your point Lebogang, Where I live at the moment (Nothern Cape), everyone speaks Afrikaans, and +- 60% of the peeps here are from Namibia.

Meesrte tyd by die werk ek praat Afrikaans, half of my staff are afrikaans speaking, 90% of my customers are Afrikaans speaking. It felt awkward for me at first, but now I am used to it (Afrikaans), not that I like it, but I try to accomodate every1 to get my job done and carry on in my life.

My child is even being educated in Afrikaans, not by choice, but because there is no Enlish crech around in the area.

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