If someone lets you pass, blink your hazard lights a few times as a "thank you"
--Karyn
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There are many languages spoken in South Africa, as we have 13 official languages! You will be fine speaking English as almost all (85%) of South Africans are fluent in English! If they offer to teach you words in their native language, google what they mean, as South Africans trick foreigners!
--Judith Nicole Butler
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Always drive on the left-hand side of the road.
--jamie t
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Social interactions or even enquiries almost always start with "How are you"!
--dkar
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I wanted to share some important information with you about the legal rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) people in South Africa. Did you know that LGBT individuals in South Africa have the same legal rights as non-LGBT people?
--art.samu@yahoo.com
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I would not recommend driving in South Africa, I would hire a service or use Uber to get around! Renting cars is expensive and the risk of getting into an accident is higher if you don’t know how to drive well!
--Judith Nicole Butler