Thank you.Evo said:
Thanx you sweetness.Evo said:
You will find a polite attitude will encourage people to help you.Slash_ZA said:
I don't know anything about civil engineering unfortunately."Greetings from South Africa" is a common phrase used to express friendly or formal salutations from someone in South Africa to someone else. It is often used as a way to show pride in one's country and to share a warm greeting with others.
Some traditional greetings in South Africa include "Sawubona" (meaning "hello" in Zulu), "Dumelang" (meaning "hello" in Sesotho), and "Mholo" (meaning "hello" in Xhosa). These greetings are often accompanied by a handshake or a hug.
South Africa is a diverse country with many different customs and traditions. Some common ones include celebrating Heritage Day on September 24th, participating in traditional dances like the Gumboot dance, and enjoying a braai (barbecue) with friends and family.
South Africa is known for its beautiful landscapes, diverse wildlife, and vibrant cities. Some popular tourist destinations include Cape Town, Kruger National Park, the Garden Route, and the Drakensberg Mountains.
South African cuisine is influenced by many different cultures, including indigenous African, Dutch, and Indian. Some traditional foods include biltong (dried meat), bobotie (a spiced meat dish), and pap (a porridge made from maize meal). Other popular dishes include braai meat, bunny chow (curry served in a hollowed-out bread loaf), and koeksisters (a sweet, syrupy treat).