gooru bata ǹ gaydukia sheko_054

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A woman is interviewed about her work on the millstone and the pots and utensils around her. She explains that almost every day she sits behind the gooru, because milling and crushing are necessary for making bread, beer, and preparing spices for a sauce. It is hard work. The other people are invited to give their opinion and agree. Then they start talking about men's equipment.

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