This depends on the context. Jola can be someone's clan name if you are Xhosa.
It can also mean dating, see ukujola or mjolo.
It can also mean dating, see ukujola or mjolo.
Example
NdinguJola, Mphankomo...
Jola wena, you will see the consequenses.
A plumber who is the current coach of Kaizer Chiefs.
Example
Don’t worry, Arthur Zwane is rebuilding.
Example
The current cedi was introduced in 2007 with a revaluation of 10,000:1.
Ntu means a human being and it emphasises that there is spirit of oneness and harmony among people and nature.
Example
Funda ukuphilisana na-ba-ntu
A hype man is the guy or girl whom is essentially the MC at a club. They usually have the mic and hype the crowd up.
Example
That hype man from yesterday was good 🔥
Is a South African term that means do what you must / do what you have to do.
A Xhosa greeting used to greet one person. To greet multiple people, you say molweni.
Some people spell it as mholo.
Some people spell it as mholo.
Example
"Molo sisi, kunjani? Uphilile na? Bendicel'umzuzu wokuthetha nawe mna" - Mandisi Dyantyis
Example
You're a kembo
A colloquial and sometimes controversial South African slang term historically used to refer to a person of Indian descent, often carrying complex cultural or derogatory connotations depending on the context.
Example
He grew up in Chatsworth and proudly identifies as a charou who loves hot mutton curry and playing Thunee.
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