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i have a very big family, my mother is from taung
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my name is sarah. im ten years old and i live in cape town. i have a big family i love with my parents and my sisters.
my naam is sarah. ek is tien jaar oud en ek woon in kaapstad. ek het 'n groot gesin wat ek liefhet saam met my ouers en my susters.

my name is emihle stephen and i am 14 years old. i live in langa. my favorite hobby is ruby and i also like to read. my favorite subjects is ems because it's teaching us about money. i have a two little sister and we live with my mother.
my naam is emilie en ek is 14 jaar oud. vivo en langa. my gunsteling stokperdjie is rugby en ek lees ook graag. my gunsteling vakke is ems, want dit leer ons oor geld. ek het twee susters en ons bly by my ma.

my name is fatima at 9 years old i live in south village am schooling at corner stone academy.amin grade 4a.i.like food especially ribs, pizza.i.like to swim, i like to laugh alot.i live with my family my mom and dad, i have a dog her name is elsie, shes very cute n loving dog, my favorite subject is englis, geography
my name is fatima am 9 years old i live at south village am schooling at corner stone academy.amin grade 4a.i.like food especialy ribs,pizza.i.like to swim,i like to laugh alot.i live with my family my mom and dad,i have a dog her name is elsie,shes very cute n loving dog,my favourate subject is englis,geography

role models should be a part of everyone’s life. they help us get through life’s ups and downs and teaches us to become successful people as we grow. someone who does just that is my mother. my mother is a very important woman in my life. she is trustworthy, responsible and a caring human being
rolmodelle moet deel uitmaak van elkeen se lewe. dit help ons om deur die lewe se wel en wee te gaan en ons tegnologieë gee om suksesvolle mense te word namate ons groei. iemand wat dit net doen, is my ma. my ma is 'n baie belangrike vrou in my lewe. sy is betroubaar, verantwoordelik en 'n omgee-mens

many of us live in housing estates. i live in one myself. the one thing about living in a housing estate is that we have many neighbours. next to my house on the right lives a family whose parents seem to be always scolding the children. i do not know them very well because they always appear angry. never a day passes without hearing the children crying and the parents shouting at the top of their voices. on the other side of my house, however, lives a very quiet and polite family. mr. verghese is a quiet man who seems to manage his family very well. though he has four children, which is one more than the other family, i never hear him scold his children. so his children never cry. what a wonderful family they are. further down the road is a family whose radio is switched on most of the time, except late at night. his immediate neighbours must have a tough time putting up with the noise of the radio. then there is a family whose members seem to live in a world of their own. many times we have met along the road and not once has any of them even nod his or her head in acknowledgement. they are not blind or deaf. yet they can walk straight past as if i am not there at all. i would not say that they are unfriendly. i guess they are simply not interested in knowing their neighbours. on the opposite side of the road live mr. lim and his family. mr. lim is a bird-collector. so everyday a dozen or more birds sing melodious tunes right beneath his front porch. it is preferable to the blare of the other neighbour's radio. however the bird droppings can give off an awful stench. these are some of the neighbours living near me. there are others that i have yet to meet. however i am careful not to intrude on their privacy. the friendly ones smile or raise their hands. the not-so-friendly ones look away. i have to live among them, friendly or not.
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