Or maybe it's Labrador retriever for "sit."Īnd I don't expect anyone to believe me, but Wgasa was an acronym used by two local wags as a substitute for "Who gives a shit anyway?" They suggested "Wgasa" as a nicely African-sounding name for the safari ride, failing to mention to the Zoological Society the other connection. The Dresden Files: In the short Something Borrowed Bob says Ungawa, bwana, a line co-opted from Tarzan. "To unite" or "to join" is one translation. But by chance, it's also Swahili, with a couple of meanings, depending on inflection. Tarzan's "ungawa" was strictly a made-up word when it first appeared in the movies. We had to borrow the word from the French, who have always had plenty to look at. There's no easy Inuit translation for déjà vu, but then we didn't have one either. Botswana (/ b t s w n / (), also UK: / b t-, b t w-/), officially the Republic of Botswana (Setswana: Lefatshe la Botswana, lfats la btswana), is a landlocked country in Southern Africa.Botswana is topographically flat, with up to 70 percent of its territory being the Kalahari Desert.It is bordered by South Africa to the south and southeast, Namibia to.
Eskimos are all in a stupor because they lack billboards and video arcades. Mashairi mengine yenye maudhui ya kidini ni: ‘Kwa mwana kwa heri’ (uk. Anyway, do Eskimos have a word for déjà vu? But if it's always the same then Eskimos must experience déjà vu more than places where your surroundings are more varied. Eskimos must not have many words to say because their surroundings are always the same. I started thinking how places on earth have vocabulary directly related to environment.
Where did this name originate? Some region in Africa or.? While at the Wild Animal Park with friends, I became curious about the name on the train, WGASA.
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