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10-10-2016, 11:33 PM
curiosity killed the cat . satisfaction brought it back
Mom was never far behind, no matter what her little cubs thought. She always had an eye on them, she knew when they were doing good and she knew when they were in trouble. Now, she knew that Katua had occupied herself with racing a squirrel, but Zubi ... he was far more reserved than his sister so Ada didn't expect to find him partaking in the same nonsense as his twin. So it was really no surprise when she heard his voice and found him speaking to Tembovu, Rexanna, and a pretty young filly that she had to assume was Kiada. Where was Kianzo?
"Zubari." The cheetah woman's voice rang out as she moved toward her son. "Hali. I ba tãyar da kai a zama m. So far she had tried to instill both respect for others and self respect into both of her children, but sometimes it was a losing battle. More often than not Zubari made her proud, but as with every child he needed to be reminded sometimes. She dipped her head and rubbed her muzzle against her son's forehead and quietly whispered to him. "Zama m ga sabon yar'uwar."
Once Ada was satisfied that her son was taken care of she turned her attention to Tembovu first. Had she ever been under any impression that Tembovu had wanted her for anything more than a roll in the hay she would be insulted that he had brought Rexanna to the Edge. But Ada liked Rex quite a bit and when her gaze finally found the golden mare she couldn't help but grin. "Are you here to stay?" She asked as she stepped forward to offer her muzzle in greeting to her friend. But warm greetings only lasted so long and there was one other question that was bothering Adaeze. "You had twins, right? Where's Kianzo?"
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Translation:
Hali - manners
I ba tãyar da kai a zama m - i did not raise you to be rude
zama m ga sabon yar'uwar - be nice to your new sister
"Zubari." The cheetah woman's voice rang out as she moved toward her son. "Hali. I ba tãyar da kai a zama m. So far she had tried to instill both respect for others and self respect into both of her children, but sometimes it was a losing battle. More often than not Zubari made her proud, but as with every child he needed to be reminded sometimes. She dipped her head and rubbed her muzzle against her son's forehead and quietly whispered to him. "Zama m ga sabon yar'uwar."
Once Ada was satisfied that her son was taken care of she turned her attention to Tembovu first. Had she ever been under any impression that Tembovu had wanted her for anything more than a roll in the hay she would be insulted that he had brought Rexanna to the Edge. But Ada liked Rex quite a bit and when her gaze finally found the golden mare she couldn't help but grin. "Are you here to stay?" She asked as she stepped forward to offer her muzzle in greeting to her friend. But warm greetings only lasted so long and there was one other question that was bothering Adaeze. "You had twins, right? Where's Kianzo?"
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Translation:
Hali - manners
I ba tãyar da kai a zama m - i did not raise you to be rude
zama m ga sabon yar'uwar - be nice to your new sister
Adaeze
