The namibas are a people of the Nama mountains in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. They live in the rural countryside and mostly speak their own language, which is not closely related to the Bantu languages of South Africa.

So, since Namibia is a country on its own, why is it that you must understand the Namibas language? Because this is the language spoken by Namibia’s indigenous people. That makes it the most important language spoken by Namibia’s indigenous people.

The Namibas are a peaceful and friendly people who speak their own language. They are an interesting culture, and their language is spoken all over Namibia.

Namibia has a lot of people who speak Namibian. Like the ones from Brazil, or the ones from South Africa.

The Namibas language is a very interesting language. It’s a language that is spoken by all of the Namibas but in a different language that their mother tongue so Namibas language is their mother tongue. They have two languages, one for women and one for men. It’s a very fascinating language to me.

In order to learn the Namibas language, first you have to learn Namibas words. Namibas words are like words in South Africa. They are simple words that mean something, and Namibas words are very very simple. You can learn Namibas words just by hearing them, but they are not too hard to learn. Namibas words are a lot like the word ‘nama’, which means “mother”.

Namibas words are very simple. They are very easy to learn. Namibas words are also in a language called katak. Katak is a type of language. Namibas words are basically a katak word with the suffix -lama that can be either -lama or -lakama. Namibas words are like a Katak word with the suffix -lama.

There’s a lot of different ways to learn various katak words that can be very useful for someone who hasn’t been able to learn all the words in their mind for a long time. Here are a few that could be helpful.

Namibas words are actually rather easy to learn. They are like a Katak word with the suffix -lama. You can say -lama and -lakama with the suffix -lama and they can also be used to refer to the language that you type into your hand, or that you use so frequently.

I want to give a short and sharp review of one of the most notable books on “language learning” that I have read. The title is: The Language of Learning (a translation by David Dix). It tells us that Language Learning is not the only type of learning that you can have.