Kodwa uBaba wakhipha isikhwama sakhe semali wanikeza imenenja imali yenkukhu egazingiwe neyekhekhe likashokoledi. Wabe esenikeza inkosazane leyo isikhwama leso. “Mina, thatha,” kusho yena. “Ngiyaxolisa kakhulu ngokukufaka enkingeni. Ngicela uzithokozele lezi zinto.” 10 Imoc yofiac, kateu yang sasawa yeni neac nga rama burumaka sasawa bangec buma taosennu kecdae, imoc yeni ifingoc neac. 11 Sawakebangau neng sasawa kecdae, yeni negengyunuduae. Nga wiac sasawa kekecnginagoc manennu kenghaandae, yeni ifingoc neac. 12 Bangectoa bangec nga wiac sasawa imohai fedacde, imoc neac andeac herenaac homebadeu imoc ngeni mi edengunubai, kpac. I travel quite a bit internationally and wanted a safe place to keep several hundred dollars in cash. I've tried other money belts--the kind with a larger pocket and a ribbon or tape that goes around one's waist--but didn't like them as much. My big belly tends to fold them over, they can be uncomfortable on a long plane ride, and one has to undo one's pants to get at them.This belt just served me well on my first three-week trip to Asia, where it held my US currency at all times. I found it worked best to fold the bills in thirds lengthwise before zipping them in. There is a bit of elastic at the end of the zipper where the zipper pull is tucked in to keep it from flopping around. There is also an elastic loop to secure extra belt pulled through the buckle. The zippered pocket is about 26 inches (66cm) long and less than 1 inch (2.5cm) wide, and it is at the buckle end of the belt. This leaves about 18 inches (46cm) of belt--making the belt the perfect length for my 42-inch waist, but also allowing one to trim some length from the belt if desired.The belt is made of a sturdy weave of artificial material--the kind that melts when a flame is applied; the end of the belt seems to have been heat-treated to prevent fraying. I'm a heavy man and my leather belts tend to get deformed by the forces involved in holding up my pants; I worried that this belt might roll or twist under use. However, after three weeks of constant wear, this belt did an excellent job of keeping its shape--as good or better than I'd expect from a leather belt. The buckle or fastener is made of plastic and seems to be of good quality. It never slipped on me or unfasten itself.Read more ›