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September 2014 Look up, Tungu my child. (English) Sukuma (Tanzania) Proverb

Ng’wigulya, Tungu ngwana wane. (Sukuma)

Mtoto wangu Tungu, juu. (Swahili)

Regarde plus haut Tungu mon enfant (French)

Look up, Tungu my child. (English)

 

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