A letter from a student....

Hey
Mr. Anthony

How are you, how about your parents, they okay? If they are okay!
Just proceed to communicating with God. Here at Madibira we're okay,
may i say we're all right.

The aim of this message is only to greeting you. I miss you Mr.
Anthony for a long time. Oh! Mr Anthony Padal to come again at
Tanzania. The Tanzania is remembering you too much. I just remember
you and no body who can stop me ro remember you. Why? Because you
was a kind man and well teacher for English. You was a source for me
to learning English up to for this time I proceed to learning English
well (vizuri sana).

The students at Imauluma Secondary School they are remembering you too
much and also they are greeting you. Okay Mr. Anthony I'll proceed to
communicate with you. I never give up to send sms or email for you.
Good by.

Yours
BY: Felix Lova
Imauluma Secondary School

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