Lecture Notes

Introduction

• Speaker interacts with a chief from the Waatti tribe.
• The chief expresses he understands the dialect being used.

Exchange with the Chief

• The speaker conveys happiness to meet the chief.
• The chief shows affection towards the speaker, indicating a positive reception.

Chief's Son Auda

• Introduced as the chief's son.
• Auda has learned some English from missionaries.
  • His English phrase: "I like you."

Cultural Significance

• The chief's affection is a strong cultural sign in the Waatti tribe.
• Humor is used to describe the warmth in the interaction.

Conclusion

• The phrase "it is the mucus that binds us" signifies the deep connections and relationships among people.