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my favourate meal

 my favourate meal is the umpokoqo.i like umphokoqo because it is the african food.when you eat umphokoqo you must dont give you lots of it because you will say aaa i am fool there`s no one want the food.people want umphokoqo when is hot. if amasi are small you must put water or umdoko or if the milk is there put it because you want umphkoqo many day`s.

By: Siphelele Adam on February 9th 2016 12:35 [0 comments]

why i like that t shirt

 I LIKE MANDELA SHIRT BECAUSE IT HAS TRADITIONAL SHAPES AND ITS IS DESIGN GRATEFUL AND CREATIVELY THIS SHIRT IS COLOURFUL. I HOPE THIS SHIRT PEOPLE WILL WELCOME IT AT SOUTH AFRICA.I LIKE TO SAY TO THE DESIGN WEII DONE .I

By: Siphelele Adam on October 16th 2015 08:44 [0 comments]

what i will do on world peace day

 on world peace day i will go to the church and i will be busy with my assigment.i will go playfield and i play soccer and i ply on striker and i play on sunday i play under 15.

By: Siphelele Adam on September 18th 2015 10:58 [0 comments]

my life after school

 my life after school i want to be a doctor to help people who are sick and when i have 26 0ld i want to have wife and my child and i married and i have my house and

By: Siphelele Adam on February 18th 2015 09:10 [0 comments]

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my role model
I have someone that is my role model aperson that is strong that could speak with many people that are disagreeing with what he says .My role model is NELSON MANDELA a man of peace a father to south african people. A leader of the world .A person that is admired by the nation.The man is a fighter a ...
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