Somebody Find Him, I want Him to Teach me Zulu & We Need to Buy him a Bottle... #ThisIsOurRainbowNationBra #HowYouSayCakeInZulu #HowYouSayMadirInZulu See Translation: Thabile Mkhize Phili The song is about someone who's dancing for him beautifully in the early hours He says he's originally from Ladysmith, under the village led by king Khumalo He's an Indian boy, 18 yrs of age. He speaks pure Zulu like its his mother tongue. He's Mkhize Khabazela, Mavovo,.... are the Mkhize clan names. Then he te

THIS MUST BE ONE OF THE BEST VISUAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING ISIZULU PROVERB: "Akukho zinyane lemvubu ladliwa zingwenya kwacweba iziziba." Translation: "It has never happened that the calf of a hippopotamus 🦛 was eaten by the crocodiles 🐊🐊🐊 and the water pools remained clear after that." Idiomatic translation: "Actions have consequences". When is it used? I have heard it used especially by Zulu men just after some travesty of justice transpired. The proverb is seldom or never expressed