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Youth

Sawubona, hello, Sydenham!

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JENNY MILLER

The children learned and practised the many different ways to say hello in South Africa, including English, Afrikaans and various African languages. After the reading, they eagerly stood in line and waited patiently for Refiloe to sign their copy.

 

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