Is it not a paradox that there is no African language spoken by the Pan African Language Board? In Circa 350 AD English was a gutter language in England, spoken by the Saxons, Angels and Jutes. French was the official language and Latin became England's ecclesial language when the black friar ST Augustine introduced Christianity in exactly 400 AD and taught them (English) to fast which they occasionally broke in the mornings when they salivated over leftovers of French cuisine as they wash dishes - hence they say "breakfast is the most important meal of the day." Break-fast simply means breaking the fasting process. EVERY MEAL IS IMPORTANT!
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