What do you mean by "African culture" Corne? Do you mean a common culture
shared by all Africans from Algeria to Zimbabwe? If so, please elaborate,
and please explain the commonalities of culture between Libyans and
Liberians for example. (Or Angolans and Algerians, or Moroccans and
Mozambiquans for that matter).
You missed my point about Yoruba and Shona being as culturally different
from each other as Finns and Belgians are, and my guess is that you will be
unable to define a pan-African common culture.
I put it to you that you are not "adapting to the african culture" as much
as you are contributing to the breakdown of moral and ethical mores in your
adoptive African country.
"Corné" wrote in message
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> But I stand for what I said, just adapting to the african culture :)
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> Regards,
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> Corné.
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> www.amukela.com
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