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Dladla
Idlala is a Kasi term for a house.
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Ghana
A stable West African democracy known for gold, cocoa, and as a center of pan-African culture.
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Ukutya
Ukutya is the Xhosa formal term for food.
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Bobby
Bobby is a common name for a dog (usually bad dogs).
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Nyash
Nyash is a soft and succulent part of a woman's back side, and without nyash a lady has high risk of getting her desired man.
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Okapi
Okapi is a term used to describe a pocket knife. It was derived from a famous South African knife brand by the name Okapi.
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Maze
An exclamation like "man!" or "wow", expressing surprise.
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It will end in tears
A statement made by bitter and jealous people when they see other people happy(especially a couple).
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Agbarha-otor
Agbarha-otor is a kingdom in north part of ughelli Delta state Nigeria. The meaning of Agbarha-otor: tier and loss Land
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Waka
To walk or move; also an insulting hand gesture.
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