South Sudan

On Thursday two people called Phil and Janet came into our class to talk to us about South Sudan.  They taught us that Salam Akorn means hello. The other way around is the response you say back, Akorn Salam. 
We learned lots of facts about  South Sudan on this day:
  • Juba is a really hot place and has no electricity.
  • South Sudan also has 65 different languages.
  • Travelling on the roads is dangerous because people will steal your belongings.  
  • The boys have short curly hair. 
  • Lots of people carry guns because of war and to protect their animals. 
  • They mark scars on themselves to mark which tribe they come from.
  • There is only one doctor for every 10,000 people.
Here is a picture of money from South Sudan.


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