also South Africa
A person' connections and networks
Example

Give me your konaki

ReginaNdzo • 26 September 2026
It means maas a general , in Afrikaans as a well known word but it is milk that has been set aside to ferment and create this type of milk with curbs and it's severed with pap( known as phuthu in Zulu)
Example

Izolo ngidle indwambazingishelele

Lindokuhle Madonsela • 25 September 2026

Eng: The foot is the terminal part of the leg that supports body weight and enables movement.

Afr: Die voet is die einddeel van die been wat die liggaamsgewig dra en beweging moontlik maak.
Example

Eng: Your foot can make you the first step to victory!
Afr: Jou voet kan die eerste stap na oorwinning vir jou wees!

Pronunciation
by FootmyLife
FootmyLife • 22 September 2026
Skamelian genre is the music that is played when dancing a Skamelian Dance
Example

Skamelian People by play it when Dancing Skamelian Dance MDU AkA Khathaza still remains the inventor of Skamelian Genre too

Anti Devil • 21 September 2026

also South Africa
Good morning/day/evening
Example

Hololo my friends.

ReginaNdzo • 20 September 2026
Without hope
Example

The situation was looking bleak for him.

JABUMGWENA • 19 September 2026

The female originator and queen of Skamelian culture from Ndebele Street 707, Kameelrivier B; a woman who embodies the Skamelian style, dance, beauty, and hustle of 707 - confident, stylish, and respected as the female counterpart to Skamelian Man
Example

A Skamelian Woman from 707 Ndebele street kameeelrivier B Siyabuswa showed Us true Ndebele pride

Pronunciation
by Anti Devil
Anti Devil • 16 September 2026
An Afrikaans colloquial term meaning a bald head or bald-headed person.
Example

He decided to cut his head; he now has a bleskop

Chief • 16 September 2026

Friend, buddy, or mate. Used to address someone to you especially a man
Example

Wassup bhudi, where you at?
Thanks bhudi, you saved me.

Atikel • 13 September 2026
Ability to act calm or confident.
Example

This football team is poised to win the match.

Pronunciation
by JABUMGWENA
JABUMGWENA • 13 September 2026


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