Mfowethu

Mfowethu is a Nguni term for "my brother". It can be used to refer to any male, it doesn't have to be your biological brother. It's like saying "bro".

Sure mfowethu, I will see you tomorrow.

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Mfethu

Mfethu is a Nguni term, short for mfowethu, meaning my brother. It is generally used to refer to a man, doesn’t have to be related to you.

Dankie for featuring me, mfethu.

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Mauritian Rupee

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Moroccan Dirham

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Let’s go out, mkhuluwa.

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Ndifuna imazi yegusha.

I want a female sheep.

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Did you see him, yimbudlu-middle after he got a job.

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