Lo siento, sé que esta foto no viene a cuento, pero no me he podido resistir. ¡No me digais que no es una monada!
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Some successful companies in Rulindo District. Empresas de éxito en el distrito de Rulindo
We made it!!
Here we are, at last. All the way from Argentina,accross the Atlantic, through the snow in Czech Republic and the drizzle in England. There were many times when I thought we would never make it buteverything seems to have worked out and -whether I believe it or not- it mightjust be that I was born lucky. Here I am now, about to begin a new chapter inthe book of my life, with the only hope of taking with me all the greatcharacters I met in the pages written so far.
Road in Rulindo
A little Kinyarwanda
For those of you who are planning a visit, you can start practising a bit of the local language:
Good morning Sir
Mwaramutse
How are you?(What´s the news?)
Amakuru yanyu?
I'm fine (the news is good).
Ni meza
Thank you
Murakoze
What is your name?
Witwa nde?
My name is...
Nitwa...
Where are you from?
Ukomoka he?
I am from...
Nkomoka
Goodbye
Murabeho
Good morning Sir
Mwaramutse
How are you?(What´s the news?)
Amakuru yanyu?
I'm fine (the news is good).
Ni meza
Thank you
Murakoze
What is your name?
Witwa nde?
My name is...
Nitwa...
Where are you from?
Ukomoka he?
I am from...
Nkomoka
Goodbye
Murabeho
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