Mama used to say: "batho ba utlwa ka le tlalo".
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1. absence of light
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nina sum1
wats the story behind this?
very interesting!
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Ovidius Nkoane
what does that mean homez? Some of us like don't speak bantu hey!
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Khumbelo
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Sukum'ukhanye
wel shot! id like to know what that means?
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lebogang nkoane
@kotn: lol! you model-c-school(d) --- kwakwakwakwakwakwa! (that's bantu for LOL, bru!)
@nina1: no story.
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lebogang nkoane
direct translation: people hear through skin --- but it's a meta-five, it could mean that 'it has to be painful for a person to learn something'.
*but I stand corrected, I'm sure somebody commands SeTswana better.
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NguJaz
lebogang: your translation is grand.
Ka SeKgowa Khumbelo Learning in general is a painful process because it means that you have to challenge your beliefs and wrestle with what you already know in order to incorporate new knowledge. To "come to know" means you have to "change". Change is hard. No doubt.
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twiggle stix
WOW!
great shot man.
I've learn'd alot and im changing, Thanks!
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rudzani
Really great shot Lebogang!
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Bareng Rakuba
Gr8 shot.
And ur translation is prefek.
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æ
sounds like something said before a right ass-whippin'...
lovely image... spiritual
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seilatsatsi
Jaz u on point, reminds me of my sotho teacher. eo monna ene ele kgeleke ea puo ea tjhaba sa rona sa Moshoeshoe. ruri ke mo relela kgaebana!!!!
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word to moms!
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Ovidius Nkoane
Listen, listen,,,
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Khumbelo
lol, fanks Jaz.
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pea
yeah my moms used to drop that line just before i got a hiding...
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lol @ pea
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Makhaya
unbelievable, but true.
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Kunta Kinte
Magnificent
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