Senôr Habib,
I take good heed of your words! This mess is partly my making and i take
full responsibility. I hope Mr. Edi will use his delete button on my first
piece on the issue and move on!
my 'akabilah ongohbideh'needs some polishing.
Regards,
Sanyang.



>From: Habib Ghanim <[log in to unmask]>




Monsieurs Dave , Haruna et Sanyang,

Please let us give brother Edi a break .

Half a loaf is better than none. I commend him for trying and admitting his
errors..

I can say that many of use need some brushing to do , including myself.
Watch out the bambaras are my gorros! If  brother Edi had a full academic
year with (late )Father Little at SAHS he would have been speaking the
perfect Queen's English or "akabilah".

"Aigah nga deh issie akabilah?" I wait for your response to see if you have
passed the first course in  " Banjul Ngongoh 101"

After all English is not his mother tongue.

Let's table this for now and see how we can help this brother improve.

Take care and best regards,

Habib Diab Ghanim

oops ! forgot the spell check!!











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