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Colloquial greetings that is associated with tsotsi taal
A word describing something nice, good, great, cool or tasty.
Borrowed from Southern African mining pidgin (and derived from Zulu and Xhosa words meaning the same thing), and widely used to express shock or disbelief. Directly translated, it also means “never”, “not on your life”, or simply an emphatic “no”
Food taken on long trips
An expression of surprise or annoyance .
Colloquial term that is used across the board to say goodbye and/or conclude a conversion.
left is derived from everyday South African ‘taxi lingo’. An instruction given to the driver to drop you off. Or a short local holiday break.
a widely used noun and verb for an outdoor ‘barbecue’ where meat is cooked over a fire or coals.
an expression that can be used to describe shock, it can be used in moments of amusement and bemusement.
A worn down beat up car
A word used to refer to a place or one's home
When a couple lives together but they are not married.
A term that's widely used to greet or to agree on something.
a word that is used to describe the Canadian Beer, Carling Black Label. This is used across the board