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Yena aya kwini

A Tsonga term that means "Where was he going", mostly used on social media when someone maybe gets hurt when doing something they were not supposed to do in the first place.

Girl 1: She broke up with that Xhosa guy, apparently he was trash.
Girl 2: I told her to stay away from Xhosa people. Yena aya kwini?

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Tsonga

(XiTsonga) A sexy language that is mostly spoken in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and Mozambique.
The people are Tsonga people.

My best friend is Tsonga but she can't speak XiTsonga properly.

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icatchile idyan

This means that the dyan has caught feelings.

I can't believe icatchile idyan.

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Catchile

A widely used slang term for saying someone has caught feelings.

I can't believe icatchile idyan.

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Amachankura

Is a slang term for money.

I need amachankura.

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Chankura

A slang term for money.
Can also be called amachankura.

I want to go out but the problem ke chankura.

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Blessee

Is the person on the receiving end of the relationship with a blesser.

His blessee is actually very cute.

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Mamazala

Mamazala is a term used to refer to mother-in-law.

I'm so happy with my mamazala, unlike many people.

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Mzansi

The colloquial term used by us South Africans to refer to our country. It is the Zulu word for the "South" part in South Africa. The full word is Mzansi Africa.

People of Mzansi will support their own.

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Mzantsi

The colloquial term used by us South Africans to refer to our country. It is the Xhosa word for the "South" part in South Africa. The full word is Mzantsi Africa. "South Africa".

I stay in Mzantsi and proud of it.

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