Hi. :) Molweni. :)

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Uxolo andivanga. Please pardon my English.

Translation assistance is welcomed and appreciated!

I love learning languages and have studied a number of them, but I am only fluent in English.

I can find good translators to assist me, so please don't let a lack of knowledge of English on your part prevent you from writing to me.

Ubenemini emnandi! :) Have a nice day! :)

--Anna Koval (WMF) (talk) 23:36, 16 December 2013

Molo weSisi Anna,
yinhle kakhulu lento owuyenzayo kululwimi lwesi Xhosa ,sengathi ungaqhubeka njalo "it's beautiful what you are doing with the Xhosa language, great job indeed " we'll recruit a person fluent in Xhosa, i'm Swati and contributing to the siSwati wikipedia, however i can also speak Xhosa but it's best to find a person who's native to the language to contribute and grow the language nawe ube nemini Emmandi sisi :) ,, "you too have a nice day sister" Bobbyshabangu talk 2:48, 06 January 2014
Molo Bobby! :) Enkosi. Thank you for your message. Hearing from you warms my heart so much. Especially because today is Christmas in my culture. :) I'm so grateful for your help finding good people to help translate and grow isiXhosa Wikipedia. Please let me know if I can help. And please teach me how to day "sister" and "brother" in isiXhosa, if that is the common way to greet people. :) Sala kakuhle. Stay well. :) Anna Koval (WMF) (talk) 16:18, 7 EyoMqungu 2014 (UTC)Reply