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My naam is

Galiema hoe!
Traditional Afrikaans song
Afrikaans
My name is Galiema hoe!
My name is Galiema ha!
I come from Mossel Bay last New Year.
Ting tongue kalossie, how does the bell ring for me.
The table is set, with porridge and melon.
You ask for a piece of bread, he has no butter.
My naam is Galiema hoe!
I ask for some tea, he has no sugar.
My naam is Galiema ha!
Ting tongue kalossie, how does the bell ring for me.
Ek kom van Mosselbaai die laaste The table is set, with porridge and melon.
Nuwejaar.
Ting tong kalossie, hoe lui die klok vir my.
Die tafel is gedek, met poerring en
spanspek.
Jy vra 'n stukkie brood, hy het nie botter
nie.
Ek vra 'n bietjie tee, hy het nie suiker nie.
Ting tong kalossie, hoe lui die klok vir my.
Die tafel is gedek, met poerring en
spanspek.

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My name is Galiema hoo!
My name is Galiema ha!
I came from Mossel Bay on last New Year's Day.
Ding dong kalossie, the bell is ringing for me.
The table is laid with pudding and sweet melon.
You ask for a piece of bread, he has no butter.
My name is Galiema hoo! I ask for a little tea, he has no sugar.
My name is Galiema ha! Ding dong kalossie, the bell is ringing for me.
The table is laid with pudding and sweet melon.

I came from Mossel Bay on last New Year's Day.


Ding dong kalossie, the bell is ringing for me.
The table is laid with pudding and sweet melon.

You ask for a piece of bread, he hasn't any butter.


I ask for a little tea, he hasn't any sugar.
Ding dong kalossie, the bell is ringing for me.
The table is laid with pudding and sweet melon.

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My naam is Galiema hoe!
Writer: TTrraditional Afrikaans song
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Language: Afrikaans

For the Sesotho vversion


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Antoni
ntoni kkee bo mang bale
bale’.’.

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