The Long-lasting Tree
It was, however, quite accommodative that he spoke in the language of the land.
"Children! We aren't children," retorted Okayo, picking up a pair.
"Hey boo! Don't feign obstinacy. I know you. I have dealt with boys like you before. Kwa hiyo, acheni ukorofi wavulana. Ninyi mngali wabichi. Ni kweli - hamjui chochote, hamjatambua changamoto za hii dunia (Therefore, stop obstinacy, boys. You are still raw. It's true - you know nothing, you haven't known the challenges of this world), he replied so uncomely in the same deep voice. Only Oboo caught the last bit he said in Swahili. His Swahili accent was good.
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