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Māsenxasib Daoǁgaugu !Ereamxasib ǂGaeǂguis Ūhâxūǂhanub dis !hūb, ǁaun tsî haiǀgomdi !hūb di ǂÛn ǁAposasib ǂama hâgu.

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 52 p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Book (stand-alone)

ISBN 978-92-5-133922-0

Synopsis (short abstract) Nē daoǁgaugu ge a ǂguro ǀoasa, !hūbaisi sîsenūxū hîa hâga ūhâxūǂhanub tsî !khōdanas ǂama nî aiǂhomihega, ǂhanub !nâ ǁî!nābe hâ !hoaǂharugudi !nâ-u. Nē daoǁgaugu ge !gaoǁguigu tsî !hūbaisise ū!oasa ǁguiǁapoǁaposa ǀgaugu !ereamxasib dīǀgaugu ra ǁguiǂuiba sîsenūs tsî mûǂams !hūb, ǁau!khōs tsî haiǀgomdi dina. ǁÎgu ge ra daoǁgau xoaǁguib, ǂhanuǁî tsî ǂnûiǂgādi !amǁareǀgauga !gâi!gâis ǀkha hîa ra ūhâxūǂhanuga mûǂamgu !aroma; ǁnā ǂhaitsisib tsî !khōdanas ūhâxūǂhanub !amǁarega !gâi!gâi!nâs !aroma; tsî ǁkhāsigu tsî sîsenǀgaugu ǂhaitsi !oabadi digu, aitsama mâbasen !harigu di ǂharugugu, ǀhûhâsib ǂnûiǂgādi tsî ūhâxūǂhanub tsî ǁîb ǂgaeǂguiǀgauga ǂama ra ǂâiǂhansen khoen. Nē daoǁgaugu ge ǂgaeǂguiǀgaugu ūhâxūǂhanub diga ǂgâ!nâguǀgaub !hūb ǂûn ǁaposasib !nâ ra mâi, tsî ra ǁgūba ai!gû rase ǂâuna ǂûna ūhâs, ǀgâba ǀariǂuis, ǂnamipeba ǁkhaubas tsî !khōǀgarasase ǀhûhâsi tsî sâuǁkhāsib omkhâisensa sī!nâsa.

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FAO. 2021. Māsenxasib Daoǁgaugu !Ereamxasib ǂGaeǂguis Ūhâxūǂhanub dis !hūb, ǁaun tsî haiǀgomdi !hūb di ǂÛn ǁAposasib ǂama hâgu. Windhoek.

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