Malehlohonolo Pitso: "Yes, it makes the communication easy and we are able to understand each other when interacting."
Lungelo Simelani: “Yes, so you can communicate with others when you are in the area.”Nonzwakazi Gazo: “Yes, because when you work with a foreign national it becomes difficult to communicate if they don’t know English.”Malehlohonolo Pitso: “Yes, it makes the communication easy and we are able to understand each other when interacting.”Freddie Olsen: “Yes, to an extent. Even though I can’t speak Zulu, I have an understanding of it.”Simone Schoombie: “To know and understand what people are talking about, it’s best to get to know their language.”Ellie Bezuidenhout: “We have different cultures and as I am an Afrikaans speaker, it is important I learn other languages. I would like to learn Zulu.”Paul Martens: “I think it’s important, especially in the environment I work in. You converse with other people. I know a bit of Zulu and Sotho.”John Mohola: “Yes, so we can work and help each other.”
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