I have learned to comprehend and value the significance of two important teaching that are though to be endemic to my ethical history as a member of Zulu group. These lesson have had a profound impact on how I view the world and how I view different facets of life. The influence they have hade on shaping my identity and to understand culture.

MY IDENTITY AS THE ONE SHAPED MY WORLD WIDE VIEW.

MY identity and world view have been greatly influenced by the emphasis on collective harmony, which had shaped my appreciation of the value of community and cooperation. Also shown me that I have to respect elders so that I will get much blessings and live long in life. I have to show respect where ever I go because if I disrespect elders or others people, it will make a bad picture about my family. Also it will shorten my life.

MY ZULU CULTURE HAVE SHAPED MY WORD WIDE VIEW.

There are things that I as a Zulu person do to uphold my culture. Because they feel that our ancestors are the ones guard us in our families, they think it is crucial to respect and believe in ancestors. We also have a culture that includes making Zulu beer. We must travel to eMhlangeni as Zulu people in order to showcase our culture and have our virginia checked. in order for them to do a Memulo for us to say "thank you" when we turn 21. Beadwork and other skills that are specific to the Zulu people are also taught to use in our tradition. We, the Zulu people, also wear traditional clothing. Our grandparents also gave us a lot of thinking over earlier things.

CONCLUSION

These lessons have impacted not only my own view and values but also how I interact with people. Also teach me a lot to respect and follow our culture protocol to avoid consequences in life.

Language  as functions as a vital channel for the exchange of ideas, feeling and thought. Communication allows people to understand and connect with each other whether through written word, spoken, or non-verbal clues. We share knowledge, viewpoints, and life experiences in casual discussions, which promotes social cohesiveness and individual development.

During the day,my siblings and I always have conversations at home we all gathered at one location to talk and form bonds with one another. We discuss and exchange knowledge about anything that we found entertaining to argue over. We even perform a piece that requires documentation. The one who enjoys bonding with us and sharing goofy things with us is my sister Abongile.

Generalize

Everyday life involves economic exchange as people exchange commodities and services to satisfy their needs and wants. Purchasing goods, covering transportation cost, or engaging someone to provide a service are examples of transactions that support economic activity and livehoods. In addition to reflecting community values and preferences, the interchange of commodities and services shapes market dynamics and the distribution of resources.

At school, my friend and I used to shop together. Additionally, give each other whatever we own. It was our responsibility to share, even though it was not required of us to share what we had with others. As youngsters, we expected our mother to prepare the food at home often she had purchased the groceries. In order to prevent anyone from feeling overwhelmed, we divide up the duties. We used to even purchase items from neighbourhood stores by exchanging cash for the goods we purchased.

Being and Belonging

In interpersonal interactions, emotional exchanges are essential because people support, understand, and encourage one another. People build connections and the sense of belonging by being kind to one another, listening intently, and sharing personal stories. Emotional interaction promote resilience and mental health while building a caring community.

The day that was emotional to me, and I would not forget. It was the day for my matric results. I was scared. Everything was not easy at that day. But my adorable Mom makes me felt relaxed by her words. She also told me that it won't be the end of the road if I didn't make it to my results. That was the only thing encouraged me to relax and expect anything to my matric results.

I'm a person who knows how to make people feel good and accommodated. I also like to share with everyone who close to me or not close to me.

The story creator stereotypes, and the problem with stereotypes is not that they aren't true, but that they are incomplete. A single story is a one-dimensional perspective on something that is quite complex. It is a misinterpretation of reality. It is a misinterpretation of reality. It also talks about the negative effect of individuals only learning one stereotypical perspective about another country and culture.

STEREOTYPES

When people think of Africa, they think of violence, poverty, AIDS, uneducated people, hopelessness and corrupt government. Also they believe on that African they depend on hunting in order to get food and eat raw food. Also see Africa as undeveloped country because of belief that they have about Africa countries.

Adichie was reading foreign book and she was convinced that the book had to be about things that she could never identify with. Her roommates was surprised that she spoke English. She expected that she wouldn't know how to speak English because she is African . She was expected to hear tribal music from her side not what she heard.

Adichie explain a story of her parent's live-in domestic help, who her parents only described as poor on  occasions. After finally gotten the chance to visit the domestic help's home and saw that his family can made "beautiful pattern  basket". She realized that everybody in this home have beautiful talent. She said " all i heard about them was how poor they were, so the poverty was my single story for them".

CONCLUSION

We can see that stereotype has made people feel vulnerable or rejected by other humans because at their belief towards them. Also not make assumption about something that you never seen or experienced. All you need to work on finding a different perspective of the story.