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A story about a princess seeking a normal life, a romantic man’s biblical marriage contest, and cultural reflections on virginity and love.
Key Takeaways
- Virginity and purity are highly valued in the context of marriage within the video’s cultural and religious framework.
- The princess’s journey symbolizes a desire to connect with ordinary people and understand their lives.
- Modern dating is portrayed as incompatible with biblical teachings, emphasizing traditional courtship.
- The contest inspired by Queen Esther highlights the importance of faith and biblical role models in relationships.
- Love and spiritual values are prioritized over materialism and modern societal trends.
What the video covers
- The video narrates a princess who wants to experience life anonymously among the underprivileged in Lwanda.
- Discussion on the adoption of Kimbundu as an official language and cultural identity.
- A romantic man launches a contest to find a wife based on biblical principles, inspired by Queen Esther.
- The contest emphasizes virginity, love over materialism, and traditional Christian values.
- Characters debate modern dating versus biblical courtship, rejecting dating as a modern invention.
- The video explores social and religious themes like fasting, purity, and marriage customs in Angola.
- Scenes include poetry, music, and community interactions highlighting everyday struggles and faith.
- The narrative touches on social inequality, education abroad, and the desire for authentic experiences.
- The contest requirements include age, virginity, modesty, and cultural preferences, reflecting conservative values.
- The video ends with encouragement for women to participate and a message about faith and sacrifice.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Princess’s Secret Journey
- 10:50Life Among the Underprivileged and Cultural Insights
- 15:04Discussion on Kimbundu Names and Language Change
- 17:35The Romantic Man’s Biblical Marriage Contest
- 20:24Contest Requirements and Women’s Participation
- 25:23Preparations and Dress Fitting for the Contest
- 32:12Social Commentary and Reflections on Purity
- 42:18Closing Thoughts on Faith, Sacrifice, and Love
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Demon. Mohamad Fore Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. My name and they comment like Princess Alexander.
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Princess, the book is Yolu Kala Ship Holu Nikama Manda Wulu Gin Mut. Wish to sh Heat. Heat.
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Have you killed any animals today? Oh, but don't you like eating chicken? Why do you only want to kill those fierce animals?
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Wow. Heat. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. My way. Miami Princess, forgive me for having to ask you this, but it's been a while since I've noticed you looking worried. And now with this issue of implementing the plantations, it raises some curiosity.
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Is everything okay? Sheina, I will have to leave the kingdom for a while. I'm traveling to Lwanda.
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That's why I came to do this inspection to make sure everything is in order. I'm going, but I don't want them to know I'm a princess. I have to go there because I heard that in 3 months they will adopt
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Kimbundu as the official language. But what I really want is to go unnoticed. Walk the streets among the most underprivileged. To experience a normal life like anyone else. To walk the streets without bodyguards. To ride from taxi to taxi. To experience a life as
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normal as anyone else's. As normal as anyone else's. But Princess, you'll get lost in there.
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No, I'm going. But I'll keep my customs because I know that we have to fast once a week to marry as a virgin and show love in everything we do.
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Did you bring the fish? Fish. My cooking was Oh, brother, it's coming. Oh, Toto, are you always drawing?
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Yeah. So, let's go up there to see that one. Yeah. Okay. Hey, good buddy. Good buddy.
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Partner. Oh, okay. Welcome. Well, how can you live here like this? Huh? You're a teacher. You earn well, right? You hide my lunches like that.
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What I already told you, I have my nephews studying abroad. You see, some are in Kinshasa and others in Zimbabwe.
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That's why I'm living in these conditions. Man, to be honest, I haven't eaten anything today. And I'm fasting and I fast at least three times a month.
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That's because of my religious choices. I'm a Christian. And that poem of yours, My Love is No School. It should go on a rap beat, you know, right? Let me just try. My love is no school. My love is no Baptist but a
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street kid who gets lost in this dead end alley. Damn, this guy is a beast.
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And always writing poetry, always writing love stories. And from today on, your name shall be the most romantic man in the world. And for the most romantic man in the world, he has to get married.
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We need to find him a wife. Man, I know these Angolan girls are really fine.
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Oh, you want a you want a virgin wife? Then let's put him in a contest for the most romantic man looking for a woman to marry. Relax. I'm going to call right now.
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Don't do that. Contest for the most romantic man in the world. Yeah. Please put your name there.
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Please put your name. All right. But now that they've decreed that we're changing our names to Kimbundu, what will your name be?
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The names. Did you know that many people already have Kimbundu names? For example, Dvua means sadness or masi.
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No, masi means tears. It's just that many people don't know about it. You want a wife. You want a virgin wife.
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Do you want a woman to date? Girlfriend or to marry a girlfriend? I don't believe in girlfriends, my friend. Because in the Bible, there's nothing about dating.
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So for you, dating is an invention from movies and a product of globalization. Of course, dating is an invention from movies, a product of globalization.
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It's modernism. It's worldliness. But it's not biblical. In the churches, in the churches, even here in Angola, there are no more pure women. Only if they are five or 10 years old or younger.
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No, that's not true. I have a cousin named Mariana. She married as a virgin at 24 years old. Can you believe it?
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She was naive. That cousin of yours was naive. I think we should Yeah, I think we should say goodbye now, right? It's late.
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See you soon. Take care. You ladies sitting at home single, your time to shine has come. Instead of you participate in all the prayer meetings at church, nothing works out.
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Someone just needs to open your eyes to see what's going wrong. Men just come and play with you. Girl, forget them. He has a book with the title, Marriage of the Most Romantic Man Who Ever Lived.
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He's launching a challenge here, sister. If you want to know a little more about him, I'll leave the link there.
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H, this guy here could be the love of your life. He's launching a challenge.
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He's looking for a candidate who's up to his standards. But this this challenge, he's basing it on the Bible. He's looking at Queen Esther, the Queen Esther, to become Queen Esther. After all, she was a candidate in a contest
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and was looking for a woman who'd be worthy of him. So when Queen Esther won, she became queen. So you too can go on and become the second Queen Esther in this guy's life. Lean in to participate.
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It's very simple. Yeah. Look at the requirements. First of all, you can't wear size 42 shoes.
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You can't be under 22 years old. You also can't have children. If you're a virgin, even better, because the man wants to find everything there, all under lock and key.
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He's the one who wants to open the doors of the tabernacle. Uh-huh. You have to be romantic. You can't be too into money. You understand? And you have to like a man who eats fungee all the time.
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You have to be African. You have to like roses. You can't be materialistic or a feminist.
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That's a tall order. You understand, girl? You can't be too into money. No, you can't be into money.
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AB above everything, it has to be love. So, girl, if you fit within those ideals, sister, it's very simple. Just record a video. Now, if you don't want to buy, you just want your husband.
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Here it is, bro. It's for you. It's for you, girl. Don't be suspicious. Sometimes, no. It's really for you. For you, huh? Do you understand? He'll then announce the name of the candidate. Next year, he'll announce the name of the
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candidate. But don't give up because I've already seen plenty of people online they met on social media. You understand, girl? Huh? All right. So, the challenge is on.
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And he actually launched a contest on the internet where he's looking for a woman. And what did you think of the contest? I thought he had too many demands, but he says it's not necessary to meet all the requirements, girls.
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Show you something. See this? There's a party venue practically abandoned and at this hour nobody will come.
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Wait, is this the for men? This venue? That's the one girl. What is this? We're going to throw a Christmas party at this hour. Nobody will come.
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Are you sure? Let's go there. Let's go there. I like it too. I also wow look girls look. I told you girl.
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Uh really beautiful. Beautiful. So let's go girl. But are you sure we won't get in trouble with Nina?
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No. At this hour nobody shows up. This contest for the woman with a fairy tale foot. I have to be the bride.
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But why do you think he chose you among so many candidates? She's asking, "Girl, I'm pretty. I'm sweet. I smell nice. I'm smart." What else? And I want to live out this dream right here, friend.
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Why wouldn't he choose me? But we're all pretty. But I already bought my dress. I left.
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But I already brought my dress. I left it here at the venue. But how am I going to try on my dress?
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What's that dress? Because it's looking a bit strange. Show it. But that's not going to look good on you.
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I bet it will. Yeah, it'll fit me. Of course, it'll fit like a glove on me.
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Let's see. We'll see. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.
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Heat. Heat. Waffle hiding. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. My for for Mondia. Hey.
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go do go do go do go do go do Hey, two go. Woo! H
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already found where I'll be staying in the city. Yes, we did some research. So, we found three areas. Kazenga, Sambizanga, or Kinahihi?
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Kazena. I'm terrified of rats, bats, and how am I going to live in in Kazena?
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Calm down. I've heard about that neighborhood. It's known as Zenga. And Teranova is also known as Terrestri.
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And now, ma'am, are you sure you'll be able to live this modern life knowing that you're used to a different kind of lifestyle? Do you really think a princess like me will be afraid of animals?
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Forget about that. Don't forget that I am a daughter of the most high and I have God's protection.
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Don't worry. I'm also one of the people. I prepared a bunch of things for your departure.
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But I don't want you to take too much. I want to go through the normal hardships that everyone goes through. that everyone goes through. My queen, why?
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Our kingdom is blessed. We have gold. We have diamonds in every corner. Look here.
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No, I already said I don't want you to take that. I want to go through the normal hardships.
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Hardships. Oh, all right. So, let's go, shall we? Oh, hardships. All right. So, let's go, shall we? Oh, of course not.
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Kisaka, I'll keep eating them even when I'm in the city. Don't forget your proverbs. Okay.
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Let's go. Sha sha the Firefly. I love you. Yeah. This is my brother. Yeah, this is my brother.
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Hey, where are we going? Where are we? I wanted to invite you to some Are you gera?
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Okay. time you were here, you left everything a mess. Everything a mess. Your backpack also full of stuff. You think these things belong to your father or what?
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I'm the guard of this place. For you to get in here, you're making too much money. For you to get in here, I just came to do my job.
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Your job pays you a lot of money. You need to do more work. So, do some squats here. Squats?
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I have a health problem. Okay. I just came to do my job. No. No. But to get in here, you'll have to do squats.
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Whatever makes you happy. Please. Please. like this. You satisfied? Let's go. 1 2 3 With lots of attitude. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Very good. Very good. Now you can also do 10 arm exercises. 10 arms.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 Oh, come on. You think Oh, come on. You think it's easy? You think it's easy? Let's go.
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7 7 Count. Don't you want to get in? Work it. 8 9 10. All right. All right. And you're lucky. You're lucky if you keep up that attitude of yours. Next time you come in here, it will be without hands, without
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arms, and without squats. Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Hey, what are you doing? Can't you hear?
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Can't you hear what I'm saying? Is there a problem? You think this place is some lady's house here? To get in here, you have to do a split. To get in here, you'll have to do a split.
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Two. You've got a lot of strength. Do two. Why aren't you coming? You're a witch.
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Whoa. Yeah, but Africa, Zambia Africa, Zambia Africa. Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Zambia Brazil. Zombie Brazil.
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What are you doing here? I've been sleeping right here on the island. What? On the island? Here. But where?
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I sleep right here on the bench. Sometimes I go to the boardwalk. But But here like this with all this cold. With all this cold. Huh? And isn't it dangerous?
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No. Love should conquer fear. I enjoy the open air. I stay here in the open. I enjoy the sunset, the sunrise, the couples walking by, some chatting, others on dates, even though I don't believe in dating and others doing.
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But now, the man in question is me or not. I'll tell you something. We can even call you the most romantic man in the world, but don't forget one thing. I'm the most dynamic guy in the world and I'm the happiest person in the
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world. And if I were to be the most romantic man in the world, I'd parachute down with 700,000 roses and give 7,000 kisses.
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I will be I I should be a pirate on a ship that can be seen from afar on the river serenating my wife.
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This song here, this song, what is this? This look, this song is about it will blow up, right? Soon, soon TV, radio, pick it up. Boom.
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Good. Good. Good. I heard it. That one. I agree. That one. Peace of the Lord.
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How are you? Good. By grace. That's very good. I am an evangelist of Christ and I came to preach this word to you because I think it speaks to you brothers. I came to tell you that without Christ our life is nothing.
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Have you heard that the sexually immoral will not enter the kingdom of heaven. The homosexuals in this case here the bisexuals, the gays, they will not enter the kingdom of heaven. And the one who gets a woman pregnant and kills the baby
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will also not enter the kingdom of heaven. Abortion is a sin. Repent, brothers. Drunkards will also not enter the kingdom of heaven.
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Did you understand? Yes, we understood. Our life without Christ is nothing. So, let us repent. Amen, brothers.
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Amen. God bless you. Amen. Yeah, friends. So, I think it's time to go. I came meet with some girls. They are not here. Been a while. It will be nice. We really need to get going. We need to leave.
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It's getting late already. Let's go. The happiest guy in the world. Do you have one?
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I imagine. Oh, he knows. That's it. Just like in Indonesia, the sexual morality law will criminalize nudity on the internet and the exposure of the body in public places the arts as well as premarital sex, but will also support with subsidies and
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housing couples in compliance. The latest decree makes prayer mandatory in schools and public spaces as well as Bible reading.
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Notably, the country's official language will change to kimbundu starting in January to be used in commerce, schools, and institutions.
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While Portuguese becomes the second language. friend. But where are you? We've been here for a long time and I can't see anyone.
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It's true. They're taking too long. Friend, what time were you supposed to meet? No, friend. Stay calm.
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We came Od's way. We are here and nothing. Friend, stay calm. Your turn. They will come. You don't need to be like that you will have your husband.
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I also want to have my husband. I want to have my twins. Another one will come along. But you here, you shouldn't.
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You don't understand the situation we're in. We've wasted. We came all this way for nothing.
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You'll find your man, too, friend. Stay calm. Don't get like that. Don't be like that. Calm down. Did you hear?
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Wait, wait a moment. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Good morning. No, you're not speaking with the phone lady. This is the daughter of the intermediary.
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Yes, my mother left the message, but I've been waiting for you for an hour and you still haven't arrived and I'm about to leave.
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Yes, we have a house of the style you want, but we need to know if you have the have the means to be able to afford the house.
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Many times we receive calls from people making demands and they don't even have the means to make the payment for the house. Don't worry, it won't be a problem. We'll pay. Don't worry. As long as you found the house that we need,
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we'll go. We can schedule another day for you to come see the house and decide.
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We have a perfect house for you. We have several types of houses here. It's a luxury condominium.
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Luxury condominium. You're going to love it. No. No. It's a well-known condominium here in the neighborhood. Very well known.
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Heat. Heat. Oh, heat heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Hey, Heat.
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Heat. Heat. Oh, heat heat. Heaven. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey. Sweetheart, old man. Sweetheart, he's got swag. Old man, sweetheart.
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Old man, sweetheart. Old man. Old man, sweetheart. Old man, sweetheart. Old man. Wake up.
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Don't want to talk much. What do you want, Mom? I don't want to talk much.
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Then I'll just ask you one thing. Go ahead. You're telling the girl to bring a passport and vaccination card. Why?
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Because to take the test. Who's your sister? I don't know who your Just asking. Sir, do you happen to have a passport? You're going to tell me you're also shameless. Look here, sir.
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Look. I'll warn you. Once I'm skinny, but my strength is that of two men.
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I don't even know who you are. Solve the situation you told me about. Just want to tell you, you should start getting angry when everything happens.
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I didn't do anything. Huh? You have the authority for this. No guard can do this. Just come and talk to you like that. You understand? You have to learn to deal with this. Show him who's in charge. We do have proof. Ma'am, you
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need to start talking to me. When this kind of thing happens, this guy needs to start knowing his place. You understand?
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He needs to know that you have authority. foreign. Oh my god. There you go.
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Do you mean there's no toilet paper? The only toilet paper we have is this one.
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But these students made a cheat sheet. Oh okay. Good afternoon, teacher. Good afternoon, Mr. director.
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And how are we? Everything all right? Everything's fine, Mr. Director. Then let's get going.
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Sometimes I have problems, Mr. Director. As you know, today we have our first assignment for the semester. I'm waiting for the scheduled time to be able to start our test.
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Yes. All right. Yeah. I found with something sinister happened cheating in toilet paper and I don't know what's wrong with you.
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I'm feeling kind of sad. Cheaters. Hello. Good afternoon. We're here for another candidacy of our princesses looking for our prince. We have one here who will try on our princess shoe to see if it fits. Hello. Good afternoon.
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What's your name? Good afternoon. I'm Hosphina. Josephina. Is everything all right? Everything's fine, thank you. Is Hosphina a good homemaker?
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Yes, I am. Well, I make a good fouada, a good stew, a good sponge.
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So, that means the husband would leave. Yes, ma'am. We have here a shoe that Josephina will have to try on to see if it fits so she can then be added to the candidacy list for our prince. Shall we
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do this? Let's do it. another foot that fit perfectly. We're here with another candidate for our princess list. Let's talk a bit with her.
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Hello. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. What's your name? Zulie. Would you like to participate in the shoe fitting for our prince?
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Yes. And are you a good homemaker? Can you cook? Yes. What can you make? We're here with another candidate for our prince's list.
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I can stew. Fish stew. Kulu. I can make it too with cassava or corn. Okay. So, let's try it on here. Two.
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Okay. So, let's try it on here to see if the shoe fits. If it does, you'll be added to the list of candidates for our prince.
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The little foot. It's in. It fit perfectly. You've been added to the list of candidates that our prince will choose from. That's it. We'll have more coming soon. Good afternoon.
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Good afternoon. He is Monongich Chiro. We have a new colleague here. I'll ask him to come over so he can introduce himself to our fellow colleagues.
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My name is Sokojami. My home is in Lwand Mochi. A guy of 23 years old. I worked as a car mechanic. I came here to study and work as a mechanic in Dwanda at Soo.
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Thank you. Middle page. Hello. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. I'm Sandra, the volunteer candidate. I was already waiting for you. I'm Lucinda. We can go inside.
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Look, this is our classroom. Welcome. We have the desks well organized here. We have a nice blackboard here. So, welcome. If you need anything, you can get in touch with us to start working on your career. Okay.
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You are aware that there is no pay. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. We can already go show you.
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Hello friends. Look, a law was passed to support people who intend to marry as virgins. Well, in my opinion, I fully agree with this. Especially because in my family, in the Christian religion that we belong to, we practice this.
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Well, my mother says that a woman who marries as a virgin, she builds a home.
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That's why they say that the purity of a woman is very important. But I'd like to know your opinion. Being the smartest colleague in the class, give me your opinion on what you think about this regarding women.
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First of all, allow me to express words of appreciation, sharing the high self-esteem I have for you.
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Right away, I want to state that the topic or the aforementioned law is quite important and relevant for for society.
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In my view, in my view in Africa, none of the religious beliefs should be above the law. No religious belief should be above the law. Which is why the principle of legality exists.
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Even though we are very bound to and have customs, one owes obedience and it is recognized by the CRA in its article 7. Okay.
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Is that an opinion? Yes, we have to demonstrate it. Hello. Hello. Good afternoon, teacher or student.
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I'm a volunteer teacher. Then we'll be colleagues. I think so. Excuse me. Can I have your number?
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No, I can't. Oh Sandra. Hey, Sandra. Sandra will soon take over from that other one who left. I also heard he will teach romantic writing in this school, too. I really I really wanted to do that. Oh, he comes
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here but during the holiday period he doesn't he doesn't show up regularly at school. And I'm also around 60 and and 40.
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You're the most romantic man in the world. I know you from your work. You right. And I just haven't been sharing with nobody yet.
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Excuse me. Did you see that candidate teacher? She's very pretty. A young woman who came by a while ago.
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Are you sure? A girl you had a crush on. Sorry. I can't help you. Please. I'm a big fan of your work. A photo. Excuse me.
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Dear listeners, my favorite poem from the most romantic man in the world is, "Let the tears speak because they don't lie. Let the tears speak. Stop suffocating them. Let your tears speak what they feel." Telling the truth was
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never a favor, but a gift from the creator. You popped my balloon. Yes, I popped it. But I won't break your heart. Wait, what are you doing?
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I popped your balloon, but I won't break your heart. Now we're even. We'll keep talking the language of love. I'm very happy.
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Even indeed. We are square. I hope to win your heart for the fine song. Tears are like a prayer.
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Nobody is so strong they can't cry. Being a strong man is showing you know how to cry. So let the tears speak if you don't have words to say.
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Let the tears speak because pain is what they feel. Tears come like a prayer. Others come like a soul.
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So let the tears speak so the soul doesn't flood. Tears speak more than a thousand words.
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Many try to hide their tears. They try to hide them so nobody notices. That way they won't deserve. They'll only receive.
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But there's a dry tear in the corner of the eye that pierces the brain to the core.
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The strongest isn't the one who doesn't cry. A strong person is one who also cries.
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So let the tears speak. Let the soul bloom. Let the blink say what they feel.
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From the same spring, salty and fresh waters don't flow. Salt and sugar look like the same thing.
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There are no good tears, no bad tears. Masosi looo masi dana. So let the tears speak.
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Let the soul bloom. Let the tears speak what they feel. Listen to your tears. Talk to them.
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Who's coming and meet me? Yes. Who are you? What brings you here? I am Thank you very much. I am Masashi.
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Right. And well, first I wanted to apologize for coming here. Have a seat. Have a seat first.
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Thank you very much. It's not easy being here face to face with Mr. Miguel Netto since you're already a a star, let's say, from from the old days. long before I was even born. But actually, first look, I
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apologize again for coming here because, well, security never let me in. So, I said I wanted to see Mr. Miguel Neetto and they let me in and here I am now.
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Actually, what brought me here is this. I have a brother. He He sings. He really sings very well, but he doesn't have opportunities. No opportunities. I'm his older sister and like I can't stand watching him go through through this
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through what he's going through. He has But stay calm. Calm. Stay calm. He has a lot of talent. Really?
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And do you have his music there? Hey, stay calm. Why are you crying? Do you have his music?
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I do. I have his music. The problem is that he like he come with me. I'll help you.
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Can I close it? You can close it. Do you have the music there? You can check here. Do you have the music there?
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Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Sing to my song. Fire. I can't do that. You didn't like it, right?
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It's not bad. Not bad. No. For someone just starting out is very good. So, the message I can give you is that one of these days we should meet up.
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One of these days with your brother. with with my brother. I don't know how I don't know how to thank you, sir. I don't know. Like, there's no need to thank me. That's just how it is. It's for those who want to
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pursue their dream and we'll make it happen. Thank you so much. You understand? Thank you so much. Really, thank you.
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Then, let's go. Yes. And by the way, like it's not that I want to take advantage of Mr. Miguel's kindness, right? It's that I have a very big dream, really big, of being a radio host. Since I was little, I always
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wanted to present uh what is it? A radio show or do street reporting. Maybe Mr.
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Miguel will think no, she's trying to take advantage and all that, but nothing like that. I It's a dream I have. I'd like to know if Mr. Miguel could give me like an opportunity or what should I do
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to achieve my dream. For that you'll have to go to a broadcasting school. That's how you start. It's only uh 3 months and it doesn't cost much. And after that, we'll see because you might not even have the
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right skills for broadcasting. Okay. You'd be in another area of media, writing right? Yes.
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Or doing reporting maybe. Okay. All right. Thank you very much for the advice and once again, thank you so much. Truly, I'll be eternally grateful to you for this.
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Don't mention it. Excuse me. Hello. Nice to meet you. I'm Mat. Contest with poet is here.
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Yes. Wow. The house is very beautiful. Interesting. What a beautiful rose. What rose? You talking about flowers.
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You are the rose. Wow. Thank you. I'm being sincere. Wow. You're romantic. My god. Once.
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While romantic men do exist. I didn't know. Men today are so rough but well.
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So, it's nice talking to you. Do you like challenges? I run. Okay. I really do.
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Yes. Yes. I want action. Burn some calories. Let's run a little. Forget castle. What do you think if we have a little run around here? Let's move for a bit.
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Let's go to that canoe. Whoever gets there first wins. Okay. So, shall we? Let's go. And I must say the castle is very beautiful. It was worth the effort. We're starting now. You'll win. I am going to win. Hey, careful.
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Careful. My god. Hey, I told you to be careful. Hey, careful. You need to be more careful.
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Very pay attention. Wow. So, how are you? Thank you very much. And you? I'm okay. Anything new today?
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I brought some new models. What do you think of this one? I like it. How much is this one?
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This one? 2,000. Really? 2,000. And I think it's size is 39 and 40. Oh, you know that's my size.
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No, I don't even know. What do you mean you don't know me? What's on my foot is yours?
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Really? Yes. I don't have money to buy from you anymore. So, here's your money.
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No problem. You're my customer. No problem. Yeah, man. You can do layaway. Layaway? No. You like that too much? My salary hasn't come in yet. As soon as I As soon as salary comes, I owe. How much is this one?
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This one is also 10,000 Quanzas. 10,000. Try it on. A good price. It's expensive. Every day that passes, it gets more expensive. I really like this one, but I don't have the money.
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You're saying that you can take it on layway. The problem is layway, but 10,000 is also very expensive. Give me a discount.
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So, you want a discount then? Why 10,000? Look at the quality then. With that color, you're saying 10,000 is expensive. Oh, what does color have to do with it? When you go ask for a job, do they give you a higher salary because
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you're lighter skinned? No. No. Then why? Then what's it for? They earn the same salary. Or do they pay you more because you're also a bit lighter?
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No. Nothing. Nothing. Then give me a discount. There's no money. At least give me 8,000. 8,000.
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7,500. I'll only pay you at the end of the month. By the end of the month, I won't have money.
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Be left with no money. 7,500. End of the month only. End of the month. Don't miss then.
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I won't miss. Have I ever missed with you? Never missed. But you see, I'll pay you. Have I ever not brought your payment?
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I'm fed up, but I'm fed up with Marina. You're fed up and you use violence.
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Marina is so grumpy. They're fighting. Hey, I'm right here. I can see there's a situation here, friend.
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What? You're going to talk to Mahus about that, too? Damn. Why? You know why? She has to ask me why.
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Mahu, nothing justifies domestic violence. It's and being grumpy. It's in the law that says a person who is grumpy deserves beating. Since it's not in the law, that's why I hit her.
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Because she's too grumpy. What has to stop is you continuing to beat your wife.
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Where there's violence against a woman, it's not because we're women. Domestic violence is a crime. Don't you know?
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It is a crime. Don't you see people dying because of these problems? To stop hitting her today or not?
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If she gets in my face, I'll hit her more. You won't hit her. You know why? Why go along with this kind of thing?
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You won't hit her. You know why? Because I'll take you to prison. Are you going to keep hitting? Keep going.
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We're just talking here. Do you really need to call the police on? You need to hit your wife.
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Call them now. Take him away. Bye. I don't like your company. Never do. Ozandanda, I want to tell you something, but you have to help me.
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Really? I can't tell you who it is, okay? But you have to come with me there because I have a friend who wants to talk to you.
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All right. I really want to talk. Hello, my friend. How are you? Ah, you look so beautiful.
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Ah, damu my love. Hi. No, everything is well this side, you know. Um my country is always just beautiful, especially um this time before winter. So, I'm outside just getting some fresh air and I just thought let me like enjoy the sunset and
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have a conversation with you catch up because I heard some really exciting news about what's happening there in Angola with the prince charming.
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Mhm. You know what I mean? So, have you have you tried the shoes? Have are you the size that he's looking for? Cuz I heard that he's looking for women with a particular shoe size. So, are you winning? Cuz I I got my shoes
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and I'm ready to to try them on. Let me quick try my shoes on. Well, I'll just try one on and then see. I can stand and try the other cuz I'm on grass.
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Okay. So, I my shoes fit. I'm the perfect shoe size for you. I wonder if it's me.
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Okay. Uh you let me know how you doing. your side and then we'll catch up later and you'll tell me whether your shoe fits.
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Okay. Okay. Who was that on your phone? Your friend from South Africa. And she invited you, Oanda, to go to South Africa.
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Really? My god. Then let's go to South Africa. But since I don't know if I'll come back here or go straight to England, we'll pack our things and head there.
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Okay, let's do that. But also, what I really want, I want to meet street vendors. I want to leave the experience of the Zongeras, the street vendors who sell.
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Okay, we can go. Really? And we can go this way because it leads to the house of the guy I told you about.
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My god. So very well come this way. This is the house of his house. But he's not here.
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If you want to wait, you can go up. No, thank you. Let's go. ammo.
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How are you? How are you? I'm fine. This is Madly. That's good. Everything's fine.
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Everything's fine. How are things? Is it a good idea to report this guy for hitting his wife?
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Oh, Lucia, you're not trying to pick a fight with this guy. Just look at him.
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He was beating his wife. You two are sticking your nose where you're not wanted.
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Like he's even right. Are you going to keep this up? I can still call the police.
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Okay, wait. I think we should talk about uh a different topic so he doesn't forget, huh? To stay on the straight and narrow and drop this.
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Uh just tell me, between men and women, who's more romantic? Obviously, men are romantic than women.
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Why? Have you ever seen a man go out with a the woman paying the bill? Have you ever seen on a date the woman give the rose?
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Yes. He's got a point like that. I don't agree with you. At the beginning of a relationship, yes, men seem more romantic, but in the middle and at the end, everything goes stale. That's what we all know and do.
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That's what she's going to do. Prove it to me. We have proof. You're already here. You don't You don't have She's going to do it for real.
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Pays for dinner with a man. It's not just about dinner. How do they pay? But it's not just paying, it's dinner.
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But it's not just paying, it's dinner. It's about living. It's the care. It was my aunt who got married. who married my uncle.
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She got married more than any of us. She prepared a surprise by the river. This was at the Bwanza River. She prepared a surprise and proposed to him.
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But you two, you shouldn't even talk much. We'll see it every day. A different gift. Now, what kind of gift are you given?
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Hey, that's true. It's been happening for a while now. But first, I'm going to tell you something. What did they say in Zimba?
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And proposed to him. Oh, you finally spoke bloodly. The old guy had his charm. Bye.
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Everything will be fine. No, but I even danced. I sang. Oh, I know. I even helped you.
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But what about you? Talk about yourself. Nobody knocks at your heart. That other one with a hoe, a machete.
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I don't think so. Forget about that. Let's just talk about you, not about me.
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and about you too. It has nothing to do with me. I heard it. I just don't know if it's an animal or him imitating them. I already imagined.
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But aren't there other sounds from those animals? At least three more sounds. Sounds like a chicken. Go on, do another one.
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Do the pig you learned last week. No, it's that my father forbade me from eating that fruit.
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We are all gathered here to value what is ours. what characterizes and identifies us as Angolans.
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And this is a welcoming activity for the new teachers who will start teaching in the next school year.
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And today we won't have winners because we are all winners united by what we have and what we are.
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Kumoshi. That being said, I'm going to invite our friend and colleague Medulo so that together we may give thanks to our creator in our traditional language, Kimundu. Please.
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Get in. Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Zombie Brazilia Brailia, America Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa.
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Zombie Africa. Zombie Africa. Zombie Brazil. Zombie Brail. Zombie Brazil. Zombia Africa. Hello. Good afternoon.
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What a pleasant surprise. You here? What are you doing? Can I sit down? Have a seat.
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The other day you left in such a rush. I couldn't couldn't even talk to you.
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Yeah, I was in a hurry. Do you happen to like sambarito? food from other kingdoms.
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Okay. Only if you try it. Secrets of poets. Look. Let me try. Is this sweet?
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Look, I'm resuming classes tomorrow and I'm always the first to arrive at school, especially because I have the key to the school and I'm the one who opens the school. So, I'll have to have to be at the train station soon. And
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where are you? And will you come back? I don't know. My South African friend invited me on short notice. Only God knows.
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Hope you come back then. Goodbye. We need to allow the use of braids, natural hair, and African clothing in documents such as passports, identity cards, and the same freedom to dress in African clothing in workplaces, executive leadership position. positions on earth.
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Wealth is not gold or silver. It is the people. Without investing in them and without love, misery will reign. One for all, all for one. Kumushi.
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Be children of kindness. Our greatest wealth is being saved. Salvation by turning away from sin. Having faith in Jesus.
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Because of you, the earth is cursed. Sin is the cause of plagues, violence, and the entry of unclean spirits onto the earth. People watch, celebrate, dance, drink at wedding ceremonies based on fornication, and the bride wears a white
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dress that should mean purity, and nobody says anything. Babies are born as sinful fruits subject to curses because the blood lost through virginity establishes a covenant that should and must only be done in marriage. Sex is only for married
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people. Voluntary abortion is a crime. The blood of those spilled babies cries out for justice.
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and also moan. Hold on. I don't want to do this to something that's not worth.
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Let Jesus take control all of your life. I try to face my fear even though I shiver sin tried to make me shar but I don't want to endear the love of God Jesus Christ the power of God in my life
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but you kept me alive throughout 9 to5 woke up I felt your life your power and your mind now everything is right I can conquer any fight with the love of Christ Jesus Christ the power of God in
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my life but so kept me alive I don't want to do this my life over to something that's not worth the sacrifice to hold on. Let Jesus take control of your life.
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Hold on. I don't want to do this. Give my life over to something that's not worth the sacrifice.
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Hold on. Let Jesus take control of your lifeh without getting in my head. I do nothing. I was fed. Though your love came to mystead because of that I'm not dead. It's your Bible that I read. gave me my daily bread and now I understand.
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Jesus Christ came to my life and you know I'm alive. Yes, you know me well.
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Since I came out of hell and for heaven I fell. I was in prison in a cell and for my back I can tell my t is holy candles burning when I pray and you know that demons lay when I say it's okay
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when I pray and you know that slay because it's okay. I'm going to say hey.
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anymore. Hold on. I don't want to do this to give my life over to something that's not worth sacrifice to hold on. Let Jesus take control of your life.
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I try to face my fear even though I shiver. He tried to make me shar but I don't want to endear the love of God Jesus Christ the power of God in my life by you can be alive throughout 9 to 5
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woke up I felt your light your power and your mind might now everything is right I can conquer any fight with the love of Christ Jesus Christ the power of God in my life but he kept me alive
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to something that's not worth a sacrifice to hold on. Let Jesus take control of your life.
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Hold on. I don't want to do this. Give my life over to something that's not worth the sacrifice. Hold on. Let Jesus take control all your lifeh without getting in my head. I do nothing I was fed. Though your love came to
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mystead because of that I'm not dead. It's your Bible that I read. Gave me my daily bread and now I understand. Jesus Christ came to my life and you know I'm
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