Yep you’re right.

Look who’s talking. You can’t even spell “isa”. That’s probably the first word you were taught as a child while straining away on the potty.

Actually, i’m not Maltese. My father is Bjorn Borg and my mother was one of the original Borgs from Star Trek, the pseudo-race of cybernetic organisms. (Why are you ashamed of being Maltese “Baxxter”?)

Imma issa il-partit sar qisu fergha ta’ San Vincenz, nahseb li Malta tant giet il-quddiem taht gvernijiet Nazzjonalista, allura ftit huma dawk li ghad ghandhom fiducja f’dawq bhal Joe Grima, Karmenu Vella, Alex Sceberras Trigona u ohrajn ta’ l-istess pezza.

Ahjar jiffurmaw team ma’ KMB u jingabru taht id-dublett ta’ Gaddafi (jekk isibu fejn qed jistahba).

I take it Maltese is not your first language, is it?

Daphne, issa jew ghandek 6th sens jew joghgbuhom l-ideat tieghek! ;)

I can’t believe it that JM simply doesn’t understand that first you create jobs and then people are encouraged to go out working.

And this “nisa li jahdmu” balderdash. If a woman has brains she works.

If a woman imagines herself as a baby-minder for the rest of her life, she doesn’t.

It’s as simple as that.

And that’s the mentality with which you would have been brought up. No government policy can change that, I believe.

I’ve always wanted to work, and I do. Women I know, who don’t, believe that it’s their role in society not to work.

Well, bless them, but that’s why I believe it’s just a mentality.

Similar to would be written: qisha
Isa in the sense intended by Daphne is written exactly as Daphne wrote it: Isa.

Actually, there’s a guarantee that women won’t take them up.

Considering that despite the attempted viral proliferation by ETC using every means imaginable (I got a message on Facebook, Twitter and via SMS), their scheme which offered 25 euros a week for a few hours of training in an area of their choice is still widely unsuccessful.

We have to face the music here – traditional Maltese housewives, complain as they might about lack of income or boredom, do not want to do anything to improve their position, unless it’s one of those “work-from-home” jobs.