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Examples
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Due to her incredible ability to pick up Swahili and Kihehe, her experience with jiggers, her penchant for the squat toilet, and her ever-improving attempts to carry water on her head, I would say she should be an honorary Peace Corpse.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2008
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The language is tough because nobody speaks the dialect that has taken up residence in my head, which is a mix of Spanish and Swahili, spiced with Kihehe and a pinch of Portuguese.
Archive 2008-08-01 Gail 2008
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The language is tough because nobody speaks the dialect that has taken up residence in my head, which is a mix of Spanish and Swahili, spiced with Kihehe and a pinch of Portuguese.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2008
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A party of about ten people came to escort me from my house to the meeting, singing songs about me in Kihehe
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2008
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Due to her incredible ability to pick up Swahili and Kihehe, her experience with jiggers, her penchant for the squat toilet, and her ever-improving attempts to carry water on her head, I would say she should be an honorary Peace Corpse.
Archive 2008-01-01 Gail 2008
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A party of about ten people came to escort me from my house to the meeting, singing songs about me in Kihehe
Archive 2008-07-01 Gail 2008
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Instead we spent the majority of the time in my village, meeting villagers a few of whom spoke English with him, a few of whom rattled on in Swahili or even Kihehe heedless of his confusion.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2007
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Instead we spent the majority of the time in my village, meeting villagers a few of whom spoke English with him, a few of whom rattled on in Swahili or even Kihehe heedless of his confusion.
Archive 2007-01-01 Gail 2007
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I have seen him twice before in my life, and have had the formulaic Kihehe local language conversation with him, which he must have read too much into.
Archive 2007-05-01 Gail 2007
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I have seen him twice before in my life, and have had the formulaic Kihehe local language conversation with him, which he must have read too much into.
An Alaskan in Tanzania......................And on to Honduras Gail 2007
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