At Alfari's compound every one is dirty. Their clothing is dirty and torn. They sit on the soil and they walk barefoot.  They are always tired and ill.

A tree branch has wounded Alfari's leg; the wound festers and smells badly. What is happening? Alfari has an ulcer, because he doesn't wash himself. He doesn't have soap nor antiseptics at home. Alfari hasn't treated his wound and now he has an ulcer.  

Some day at the health centre, Alfari heard it is dirt that makes him ill.  At the medical centre, the nurse saw immediately the bad habits of Alfari's family. He asked Alfari insistently to participate in a health course. Now, Alfari understood what he should do and he even bought a block of soap.

Now Alfari has changed his attitude; he shows to his children how they have to care for their body. Look how Alfari's family has changed. Their clothing is washed, their bodies are clean and they wear sandals. Their mother is happy.

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Alfari's attitude has changed (transcription)

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<uan> = particle of uncompleted action, negative, indicative mood
<ucp> = particle of completed action, positive, indicative mood
<ucn> = particle of completed action, negative, indicative mood
<sm> = particle of subjunctive mood or of narrative mood
<pim> = particle of positive imperative mood, plural