Réponse :

i grow up in kwazulu-Natal.

So when i'm a kid we already

celebrate September 24.

But we  don't call it "Héritage Day" but "Shaka Day" as we pay  

homage to the legendary Zulu King, Shaka Zulu, who unite the

various Zulu clans.

On that Day, we eat , dance  and have a good time .

It is only in 1995 that the gouvernment rename it "Heritage Day" and make it a public holiday.

Bonjour,

Réponse :

I grew up in kwazulu-Natal.

So when I was a kid we already celebrated September 24.

But we didn't call it "Héritage Day" but "Shaka Day" as we payed

homage to the legendary Zulu King, Shaka Zulu, who united the

various Zulu clans.

On that Day, we ate , danced and had a good time .

It was only in 1995 that the gouvernment renamed it "Heritage Day" and

made it a public holiday.

Explications :

Prétérit = simple past

Verbes réguliers :

celebrate ==> celebrated

call ==> called  // forme négative ==> didn't call

unite ==> united

dance ==> danced

rename ==> renamed

Verbes irréguliers :

grow up ==> grew up

be ===> was

eat ==> ate

have ==> had

make ==> made

; )