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i'm not sure what your asking, AmerAwake. if you're talking about tutors and resources, its a little daunting. i have it a bit easier because i know some south africans here and my boyfriend is Xhosa. if you're talking about congnition and learning ability, its not that hard. at least i don't think so. the clicks are kinda intimidating but if you work at that, everything else is phonics.
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That was another one of my questions: tutoring. Are there any studying abroad programs where I would possibly be able to come to South Africa to learn Zulu or Xhosa or Swahili? I would very much like to do something like that. Let me know if you here of any Nonkosi...
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Hello Whoopi,How are you today? Are you Whoopi Goldburg one of my favorite black people? I'm just messing with I bet you get that allot.Well I think that you should learn isiZulu and isiXhosa,because that's what I'm learning right now and we can help each other.Well i actullay been speaking isiZulu for about 4 yrs. now, but I don't have anyone to speak with. I've been searching the inter net for different people to speak to, but nobody has answerd my call so I'm all alone.
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