it must have been my day!
a) i like drizzling rain
b) it was gospel choir day at the Catholic church down the street
c) the ladies in front of me at Tops were foreign so I politely asked them if they were speaking Kiswahili (in Kiswahili) and we had a pleasant conversation. in Kiswahili. and they were impressed. so was I. still decently functional...
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and the second is the wrong metre
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3 comments:
Hongera sana! Nafikiri unajuwa Kiswahi kabisa.
Three words. Indian Ocean. Sun. Snorkeling. Ok, it's four. And I'm being cruel. A rough weekend. Habari za weeki endi? Enjoy the Buffalo snow :)
Kaka yako
that sounds like a good day, I wish I knew a functional language instead of two worthless dead languages like Koine Greek and Biblical Hebrew.
i think ben is funny.
i do understand your joy at the kiswahili bit. i just had a conversation with my 2-year-old nephew in straight tagalog (grammatically correct on my part!) and i am patting myself on the back. nevermind if the conversation consisted of my telling him to stop banging on my keyboard, please.
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