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This is what educated people call "knock knees". When a person is standing and his/her knees (madolo) are touching (kissing).
It can also be called a kiss kiss.

He can't run because he has kiss madolo.

by Danny , 26 April 2021

Country: South Africa

Flavoured air

This is the premium air that people from Pitori think they breathe, while the rest of the world breathes normal air.

Pretorians like to think they breathe flavoured air

by DRex , 19 July 2020

Country: South Africa

In Japan

Girls these days say they are in Japan to indicate that they are on their periods.
This is due to the flag of Japan, all white with a big red dot (indicates period blood in this case). 🇯🇵

Yoh mntase, I was so worried that I won't go to Japan this month but I woke up in Japan today.

by Skhokho , 28 April 2021

Country: South Africa

Street Kid

Street kid is a term used in South Africa to refer to homeless kids, living on the streets.

I almost a became a street kid when I lost my mother.

by Yanga CPT , 25 April 2025

Country: South Africa

Bottle Kop

A bottle kop is a broken glass bottleneck that is used to smoke weed like a pipe.

I'm tired of this rolled weed, let's use a bottle kop.

by LinguistZA , 03 November 2022

Country: Nigeria

Okpo

Okpo is a person, in particular a woman, who engages in sexual activity for payment

I want go carry Okpo

by French Ovotu Abraham , 08 April 2025

Country: South Africa

Sibeko

Sibeko is a term that has been used to refer to a drunkard. This is due to a character from the famous South African sitcom, Emzini wezinsizwa, who was always drunk.
Now Sibeko is synonymous for drunkard.

Why did you give him money, don't you know he's a Sibeko?

by MXhosa , 17 October 2021