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Zulu is the most widely spoken home language in South Africa (about 24% of the population), and it is understood by over 50% of South African population.

Zulu guys will hurt you big time.

by Sinazo , 13 April 2021

Country: Nigeria

U gerrit

Do you understand

Do u gerrit

by Annie , 28 February 2022

Country: South Africa

Is not make sure

To say that something is not good, not convincing, an overreach or delusional at the worst.

Ay this new Amapiano dance trend on TikTok is not make sure.

by Skhokho , 02 May 2025

Country: South Africa

NYKL

Ngiyakukhumbula, meaning I miss you

Girl: So whats up.

Guy: NYKL

Girl: Me Too

by Mntungwa27 , 28 April 2021

Country: South Africa

Sepitori

Also known as S'Pitori, is the language spoken by native people of Pretoria (Pitori). It is a combination of Pedi and Tswana, with a bit of Tsotsi taal.

I speak a bit of Tswana plus sepitori.

by Mr Trends , 21 July 2020

Country: South Africa

Oksalayo

Regardless of all facts presented before me, I reiterate that my misinformed, obscure perspective is still valid whether you like it or not.

Oksalayo Kaizer Chiefs is still the best team in the country.

by Varsity Dude , 30 April 2021

Country: South Africa

Bliksem

To hit someone to a pulp.

Don't try me, I will bliksem you.

by Chief , 10 July 2020

Country: Uganda

Boda Boda

Boda bodas are bikes used as public transport in East Africa.

I got a boda boda to Ntinda

by Nygaard Ajiri , 14 September 2022

Country: Worldwide

Goated

Another way of saying someone is a GOAT (Greatest Of All Time).

LeBron James is goated.

by Adeola , 04 August 2021

Country: South Africa

Dhloogle

Dhloogle is a term used on X, formerly Twitter to refer to Sizwe Dhlomo’s tendency of “knowing” everything under the sun. You can ask him anything and he will have an answer. No articles, no references, just him being sure about everything.

Guy 1: I just heard that in 1994, ANC won the elections but Nelson Mandela made the call to give it to the IFP for stability.

Guy 2: where did you hear that?

Guy 1: From Dhloogle.