TRIVIA Question #2 If you would like to present gifts to the various people you will encounter, a small token from your hometown or state is appropriate. Nice gift-wrapping shows that you have put extra effort into presenting it. But don't wrap anything in your carry-on luggage, just bring some wrapping paper to use after we get there. Gifts will be opened when received. So if you receive a gift, you should open it right away; waiting to open it will be considered rude.
Question #2
What hand gestures might be considered rude or inappropiate that are not considered rude in the USA?
Bonus: How do you use a knife and fork when eating in South Africa?
Send you answers to me directly at Ginny.volle@gmail.com and be one of the first 5 to win a Fabulous prize.
Hint: answers might be found OnBoard site....
Good Luck,
Ms. G.
Potjie, stews of maize with tomato and onion sauce, an inherent part of the Afrikaner kitchen are eaten with or without rice. Boerewors, a traditional South African sausage made of spicy beef, pork or lamb, grilled over charcoal at braais (open air barbecues) is in fact a legacy of the German settlers.
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Trivia Question #1
Here the first Trivia question -
Answer this by sending the answer to ginny.volle@gmail.com
The first three delegates that get it right, win the fabulous prize...
What are the five traditional homesteads we will come across in the Lesedi Cultural Village.
Bonus: who founded the village? Where is it located?
Send me the answer via email... you too could win the fabulous prize!
Ms. G.
Answer this by sending the answer to ginny.volle@gmail.com
The first three delegates that get it right, win the fabulous prize...
What are the five traditional homesteads we will come across in the Lesedi Cultural Village.
Bonus: who founded the village? Where is it located?
Send me the answer via email... you too could win the fabulous prize!
Ms. G.
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