Readers Comments
Sandra wrote: Petroskryf - even though you posted sawubona / i see you in 2016 and this is 2019, i wanted you to know that your kindspring readers are still here for you - ‘ngikhona’. Your message will forever make me actually 'see' the person i am talking with instead of just talking to them. I also understand the grief that is so internal we cannot speak about it; prayer helps immensely. Thank you so much for sharing your message with us on this website.
ama wrote: Deep very deep. It's like searching your soul. Like a greeting shares with someone who knows u so well
ama wrote: Deep. Thank u
Gwendolyn Hawks-Blue wrote: An inspiring and informative message. Thank you for sharing it.
Droundy wrote: I see you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
BJL wrote: That's the best greeting and response i've ever heard, thank you so much! I've been diagnosed with cancer, and don't know what to say when people say the automatic "how are you? " . I think i'll reply with, "i am here".
cynthia mason wrote: I love this because as you say the usual how are you? I am good, well etc. Is getting so tiring and insincere and "hollow" as you say. Thank you for sharing this beautiful greeting!
Sibanda Theresi wrote: For all my life i have used this greeting in the ndebele version and i have never realized the power behind the greeting thank you for the wonderful insight. Sakubona petro
Elsie wrote: Very interesting and beautiful indeed. Sawubona ks friend
123ABCD wrote: That is so enlightening! Thank you for sharing that!