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Thabo

One of the most popular name in textbook examples. This is the guy who always buy a lot of unnecessary things in the textbook.

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Maths textbook: Thabo bought 20 watermelons and 16 condoms, how many cousins does Thabo have?

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Utujoric

A term used by RCA students especially Year 2 to mean the fruits that they nowadays eat every Friday because of a certain student who asked for them (Joric). They never believed that it could actually happen.

Dusigaye dusinzira muri Java kubera utujoric two ku wa gatanu.

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Mgosi

Umgosi in South Africa means gossip.

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Girls: I have so much mgosi for you my friend.

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Mlungu

A Xhosa or Zulu term for a white person.

My best friend is umlungu.

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Voetsek

This is the most common curse word, mostly used to chase a dog away.
Some may spell it as Tsek

Hey voetsek wena spottie. Go away.

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Rwandan Franc

Currency of Rwanda (RWF) issued by the National Bank of Rwanda.

The franc replaced the Rwandan franc in 1964 after independence.

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Abidjan

Côte d'Ivoire's economic capital with stunning lagoon views and French flair.

Abidjan's Banco National Park offers rainforest hikes within city limits.

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Cav

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?

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Amapanyaza

Amapanyaza is the name given to the Gauteng Crime Prevention Wardens who were deployed by the Premier, Panyaza Lesufi.

Amapanyaza are doing a great job in fighting crime in Gauteng.

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Rankuwa

Is the slanh term for Ga-Rankuwa, a township in Tshwane/Pitori.

I'm coming from Rankuwa.

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