Word of the Day — 13 Oct 2026
Former imperial capital with medieval castles and churches.
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Gondar's Fasil Ghebbi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Illegal drinking place. In South Africa, it refers to unlicensed bars in Kasi and has become a mainstream word.
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I last saw him drinking Zamalek at the shebeen yesterday.
A tswape is a South African term for a massive wedgy (when your underwear is stuck between your butt cheeks).
Example
I had a tswepe during the people and I was so embarrassed to remove it.
Fong Kong is a term generally used in South Africa to refer to a fake item (it can be fake clothing, fake phone, anything fake).
Example
I won't buy from Sis Ntosh, she sells Fong Kong Air forces.
A Zulu word used to say āIām going to give you a hiding/spankingā
Example
After disrespecting my mom
She said to me, āngizokubonyaā , I knew I was in a serious spanking
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Danko guys for coming to my party
A term used to refer to the South African Tactical Response Team.
Those cops that wear berets and moer people.
Those cops that wear berets and moer people.
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He was moered by amaberete, that's why he is behaving now.
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Iām moving to Jozi.
A South African DJ who is the daughter of politician Jeff Radebe. Her uncles are billionaire president Cyril Ramaphosa and billionaire businessman Pratrice Motsepe.
Example
DBN Gogo's songs are lit.
when a good dancer knows when to leave the stage.
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"Chomi o mpethile ka hit/run and ke cachitse"
KZN or KwaZulu Natal is a costal province in South Africa, known for its beaches and mountains. It is dominated by the Zulu tribe.
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I need to visit KZN in December.
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