Yes. In my earlier days I had wazungu bosses who were forced to learn the language. Dealing with suppliers became hard small.
Naona Kiswahili na piga chenga pia .
You me both the 2 of us.
How do I know that you won't 'talk' to your best friend Ngungu and beat me hands down as you put it?
My query was whether it is mandatory for them to work here. As in,is it a requirement.
Apparently you didn't finishing reading my rejoinder to the challenge. Go back and re-read it....again (did you see what I did there?)
Who said that the majority or all the nurses who applied are university 'kids'?
We can't. We said English is the formal language ama we test non US and UK characters?
Simply *were.....I am typing my posts on a phone....don't get too excited. Were the teachers taking their tests on their phones? If not, this is the not the example you're looking for....
Should have told him to take a breather too...
Mwalim you will burst a nerve
Why don't you do it and explain why I need a breather...ama you were among the applicants?
Without punctuation (the breather) this single statement is confusing sire.
I would have to dig out the CDs. And am sure they are not current. I last interacted with that over a decade ago
What two explanations can come out of statement? I want to understand where your so called confusion is coming from.
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