Bergie

Bergie ko helmere huutorteende ngam wiyde feccere e yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji e nder wuro wiyeteengo Cape Town, to Afrik worgo. Konngol ngol ummorii ko e ɗemngal Afrikaans berg firti ko "tufnde" – helmere ndee fuɗɗii ko e yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji, hoɗɓe e laddeeji ŋoral Table Mountain. Helmere nanndunde e stroller ndee ɓuri firtude ko sukaaɓe mbeddaaji wuurɓe e nguurndam bergie.

Ko ɓe ƴaañooɓe e ƴaañooɓe, sahaa e sahaa fof ina ñaagoo, ina mbaɗa golle keewɗe walla ina ngolloo no gardeeji otooji ɗi ngonaa laamuyankooji ngam heɓde tippudi. Ko ɓuri heewde e maɓɓe ko Cape Coloured en haalooɓe Afrikaans jillondirɓe e kelme Engele seeɗa, ina nganndiraa ƴoƴre, ɗemngal vulgar e yarde alkol.

Nguurndam maɓɓe hollitaama e deftere nde Lesley Beake winndi e hitaande 1987, e filmo binndaaɗo e hitaande 1998, mo François Verster winndi, e pijirlooji Suip!, ko Heinrich Reisenhofer winndi e ardii. Bergie, filmo juutɗo mo Dian Weys waɗi, keɓɗo njeenaari, hollitii no gardiiɗo sariya oo ittirta yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji ngam waɗde laawol e dogdu welndu 10km..., the 1998 documentary film Pavement Aristocrats: The Bergies of Cape Town by François Verster, and the play Suip!, a black comedy co-written and directed by Heinrich Reisenhofer. Bergie, an award-winning short film by Dian Weys, depicts how a law enforcement officer removes people that are homeless in order to make way for a 10km fun-run.

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