A word in any of the Nguni languages, a prefix for "I have"
Ngine- (I have) imali (money) Ngine+imali = Nginemali (I have money)
To jaiva is to dance.
I need to learn uku jaiva.
Foolish; senseless; not genuine; sub-standard; stupid
My man, I do na like dat flakajay talk.Plea make sure the phone you bi is na flakajay
To sell something at a discounted price.
All de tinnen you selling yeh, la banjo?I am banjo-ing all my goods na
Iponi is a term they use in Gqeberha for a guy, a gent, a bro. Sort of Mjita.
Yho I haven’t seen la poni in a while.
Cav is a South African slang expression used to say "check it out" or "take a look" or even "understand".
Did you cav that car? Cav this girl. Do you cav what I mean?
Unotshe is a Xhosa interjection that means never or can be used as "over my dead body". It is pronounced as uno-chair.
I will not allow you to marry my daughter. Unotshe!
Ufasti is a term Xhosa people use to refer to the main chick or main partner. Some call it 560.
Ngufasti wam lawey She is my main girlfriend
A young Xhosa man being initiated into manhood at initiation school. Plural is abakhwetha.
He is scarce on facebook because ngumkhwetha.
A Mzansi slang for guy or friend or boy.
What’s up boyzin.
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