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I am a language student. Enjoying the benefits of being multi-lingual. My Afrikaans is a little rusted, but I have used it for most of my life. And I am happy to try and help anyone willing to learn or practice Afrikaans or English to best of my abilities. I am looking for people to practice German, French or Portuguese with.
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    It made me feel older!

    I would like to share with all of you an uncomfortable experience I had two weeks ago.
    It was in a disco in Marbella. I was there visiting a friend of mine.
    After dinner, my friends suggested going to their favorite disco a disco they like the most, however, because it's not summer's season yet, it was closed.
    Due to the fact that (Not wrong, "Since" just sound a bit better). Since all of us wanted to dance, we chose another one (OR we chose to go to another one) and came in other.
    Inside the disco, a photographer, took photos so that the disco could publish them in on its (internet) website. (internet could be left out, as website already implies the internet part)
    And he never asked to us if we wanted to be on it!
    I wonder if it was because my friend and I weren't wearing tyde (I assume it's tight - clothes fitted close to the body) tight, short dresses with long T vest* T-shirts ...
    Anyway I was angry because it was the firts time I really felt old.
    Have you experienced something similar live a similar experience?


    *vest = 1. a piece of underwear worn under a shirt

                  2. special piece of clothing that cover the chest area (like a bullet proof vest) 

                  3. short piece of clothing that cover the chest (usually with buttons) and has no sleeves.

    t-shirt = sleeved (usually short) casual top, usually made of cotton.

    I added this to try and explain the difference between a vest and a shirt, since I get confused with it. 


    Hope it helps. 

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    Afrikaans: Leker slaap (of sleep leker)

                        Nag (or Nag almal)

                        Soet droompies droom. 

                        

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