Language tag | umXhosa vs umZulu

Hi guys,
I know it's been a minute and a half since my last video, but your girl has been going through the most. Hope you guys are not over me just as yet lol.
Hope you guys enjoy this one.
XOXO

[@BayouBarbie504]

I'm American and I'm self teaching Swahili, I stumbled upon this video. It was so much fun! I have no clue of any of these words, but I feel like y'all are my friends from around the world! Greetings from New Orleans, Louisiana.

[@beardedtokoloshe]

I love finding new South African youtubers to watch ! I'm originally from Cape town and I always miss home. Being able to watch videos of home and hear the accent always helps a little with the home sickness ... subscribed!

[@snemthembu6968]

I am Zulu but i didnt know half the stuff she said..i feel like this is Isibaya Zulu, she asked her grandma for these words coz we dont use these words on a daily basis. I enjoyed this because i was also playing along.

[@PHlophe]

Mma Mthembu , mothers and grand mothers are the source. Never forget this.

[@lulum3067]

Lol true!!

[@itssneh158]

same here

[@ntlakaniphongwane3802]

Ave niphoxa

[@NomaswaziMadi]

Isibaya Zulu 😂

[@nobuhlemthombeni7399]

That was an awesome tag.. I like how your friend did not act shy on camera... I enjoyed this. And you both look beautiful 😍😍😍 Part 2 please

[@londiwem5194]

Loved this!! You two looked like you genuinely had fun. Both so beautiful that time!

[@ChristianZiya]

Living in America trying so hard not to forget my mother tongue. Sooooo yeah iam here guys ❤️ New subscriber .

[@kamala18356]

I’m Jamaican I have no idea what’s being said. But both languages are beautiful

[@MsRudzy]

You are so pleasant to watch. It’s great seeing South African content so refined and authentic 👌🏾

[@Her_aura]

Zuzi is so animated when she speaks... Girl sis you're giving me life😗🙋

[@owl-theaesthete]

Ya'll are gorgeous.. loved watching this!!

[@thulisamvambo5172]

I'm Xhosa and I knew nothing. I need to do better lmao.

[@silindokuhlemasiza7670]

Girl you are not alone. Damn I didn't know I was this bad in my language.

[@qapelabeadwork]

😂😂😂 uzintloni sisi

[@ZeeXOnline]

I really enjoyed this video :'D

[@ZuziweGcuku]

ZeeXOnline Glad you did 😍

[@sonjahagans225]

Me too❣

[@simamkelebovana8997]

You guys are so crazy😂 I enjoyed this video🙋, "ityipu"😂😂

[@preciousmazibuko8097]

The both of you are so beautiful. Love the friendship and I enjoyed watching this, so much fun lol. Plus I'm Zulu but I was clueless lol🙈

[@rethy__]

I looooved this 😍😍 You're fun to watch!

[@owl-theaesthete]

Lol!! Bendikucinga ba inoba inqabe phi.. glad you uploaded

[@shweshwegweleta3687]

It's my first time watching and I really enjoyed it. I am most deffinatly liking and subscribing 💛

[@wendysokhela7908]

This was super fun to watch.You both have beautiful smiles, smiled all the way through. Subscribed

[@nontlahlamntuyedwa1509]

Ayikoku qoqa (qoqa is Zulu), "umnqunqele egoqweni" is the correct phrase

[@noluthandosam6826]

Nontlahla Mntuyedwa what does it mean ?

[@yandisakhohli534]

Distroyed the person

[@amirakerla690]

I don’t know either of the languages but I really enjoyed watching it because you had so much fun 😃 both languages sound beautiful

[@anelisagosa1457]

when she said " you're dragging kids or something "😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@siyamthandamtitshana112]

Dragging problems into a new life. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 She's so funny!!!

[@lonwabotembani6420]

Gosh i missed out on xhosa lessons. Eish. Ndingum Xhosa on top of it. U ladies are hardcore with them words.

[@lelethu_swapi]

I've missed you sooooo much honey! Y'all look so gorgeous. Please bring your friend back, she's super cool! :D

[@yangabooi6656]

that Xhosa was deep mntase.vele ndadom lol

[@africanchild2618]

In Cameroon pidgin "mala" means eat, it also means food. Nice to discover similarities. We also have many synonymous words for food/eat and "mala" is one.

[@nokuphilakhumalo4269]

All Nguni language family sis

[@m2ranojaholo79]

@@nokuphilakhumalo4269 Bantu specifically.

[@nonzuzongema3750]

You guys were hilarious! Love the collab

[@peepla7]

See missed "drunk " while holding a glass of wine that's funny ha-ha

[@MsSposhy]

I still love this video. Zulu and Xhosa always remind me of the Biblical brothers Esau and Jacob. It's all very interesting to note. And it's even more interesting how Zulu is such a common denominator in the Nguni umbrella. You hear in Zulu words that only amaMpondo(Me being one) use but amaXhosa do not. And vice versa, you hear words that amaXhosa use but not amaMpondo. We are only an interesting, super interconnected bunch :)

[@esethumadlavu8631]

It’s not Zulu words it’s Nguni words. Don’t do this you reducing the other groups. Zulu is not homogeneous as you think

[@MsSposhy]

@@esethumadlavu8631 Udliwa yintoni na mbhem??

[@kekeh.5696]

@@MsSposhy unengxaki ne rhaa, I don't know why people feel insecure about tribal stuff kanje

[@MsSposhy]

@@kekeh.5696 ????

[@ForeverAngela]

Shuu wow I enjoyed this video, felt like I was playing along😂🙆

[@missteekhumalo1949]

This is the first video I’ve watched of yours & I’m already in love😍 New Subbie!!🙌🏾

[@pitchinwoo5884]

Love this tag! And your decor is spot on!

[@xolagwele9210]

Uqhuba amatakane not rhuqa, anyway I enjoyed this, great content.

[@melissandzube6931]

ityiph-chips😭😭😭😭😭 I can't get over that one. this is a very funny video.

[@nwabisagantile8416]

Lol this was fun. Le term ye boys ngesiXhosa even I didn't know.

[@phumishabangu9507]

Nwabisa Gantile is

[@nenaminor]

you both are beautiful and I love both languages. I wish I could learn including clicking (sp).

[@psyourauntie]

So beautiful the xhosa language 😍😍😍

[@NolithaMfihlo]

Uqhuba amatakane😂😂😂tshn arhuqwa ngok kwenze njan lmao.. I died at ityiphu lmao i laughed so hard.. Like she had no clue at all lol guys..

[@tshiamobabuseng201]

Yhoo babe am grateful I came across your channel, it has made my life interesting, unburdened me from the boring usual everyday routine.

[@maiphepilekalakala9737]

lol, Men! " we love them" enjoyed the video.... keep posting girl, you're giving me life.

[@peepla7]

I like the way the girl in blue celebrates correct answer.

[@Primfully]

This was such a fun tag! You two are hilarious xo

[@Living_theFaith]

im literally in stitches lol, a good break from my thesis!!! infact, considering to play this with my friend who speaks Shona

[@anthonytapfuma9688]

m also watching whilst going through my thesis now kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@thaandile]

What the hell Zaziwe im xhosa from PE but i did not know most of your phrases/words 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥

[@ilovezandi]

This stays being my fav video you have ever done, it was mad fun 😍💛....

[@Wendy-fi5hb]

love this video it was fun and you guys look amazing... much love

[@sisiphomatyolo9268]

I`v been smiling throughout the entire video. You`re lovable

[@N2000N.]

Enjoyed this. Fun video. Good job guys.

[@highandmightyqueen79]

They both so pretty I loved this

[@noluvuyomili500]

You so beautiful mntase I like the way you speak Isixhosa... So deep...Poor friend umbuza ngamaqhalo wodwa

[@Mziwa26]

I love you guys. You are both very pretty. Where in the country are you?

[@sthandiwe7825]

This is like amaqhalo nezaci, i know and understand both languages though

[@moshaniN]

Loved this😍😁 you guys look fun!

[@Crescentcitygoddess]

They’re both stunning women!!

[@asiphesibali6348]

I enjoyed this💕

[@lwandiswamadlala]

Soooo happy that you're back ♥️♥️♥️

[@IAmNotjustAgirlwithAstutter]

First 💀😂i guess this is the Eastern Cape type of isiXhosa.

[@shijamsoga2773]

Explain to this Swahili speaker right here how you always seem to understand 4 languages at once. I mean ex. Watching Broken Vows, Lebo speaks in Sotho but Thandi answeres in zulu.

[@thandisilec835]

shija msoga just the way it in South Africa. We live our multiculturalism, hence we speak a few languages each. Most ppl in SA at least speak 2-5 languages decently. Also we have 11 official languages which means you'll come across these languages in daily dealings so we can't help but pick it up, especially Gauteng ppl. I speak and write 4 official languages fluently and 1 intermediate nonSA language(German). So even if I may not speak say TshiVenda well, I'd be able to pick up what the person is saying and just answer back in English, Xhosa, Zulu or Afrikaans which I'm fluent in and are wildly spoken in SA that the Venda speaking person will follow. We are rainbow nation like that😊

[@shijamsoga2773]

Thandisile C That's beautiful.

[@thobilencane4229]

I am Zulu and I am always asking myself the same question. I concluded that its because they assume we all can read subtitles and to allow native tongues in TV without discriminating on certain groups. Muvhango does it, Generations, sKeem Sami, Scandal ( Almost all of them in fact, even 7de laan). ' Allowing everyone to speak their language in a rainbow nation. 'NB, I hear what Thandisile is saying but sometimes the people talking to each other on these sopies do not necessarily understand these languages. Even if the producers were depicting what happens in real life, no one moves to JHB and within a week they communicate with people of all languages in their native language, issa lie.

[@sinnmadikizela4292]

Umnqunqele egoqweni babes* 🤗...

[@ziziphomguye5454]

You guys are awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@nonimanqupu22]

Zuziwe’s list guys 😭😂 I’m Xhosa and wow your list girl is deep.

[@zabesuthuesonaquthu578]

More of these and she's 😘😍love to see more of her on your videos she's a character

[@lesedinkopane]

Really enjoyed this video

[@ZintleMalgas]

Anibahle. ❤️❤️❤️

[@smonaila]

He weth soku-xoka abantu abangena makhaya zii-nkedama hayi amaferanchi mhlawumbi lelase khuhlaleni elo.

[@MXsouthafrica]

haha! kugcwele amaferanchi - nice channel, new sub!! :"D

[@nosihle2325]

had to stop at 0.09 sec to press like just for that Glow! yaaaaas 🙌

[@Kay_M04]

loved this video😘

[@monde5158]

You know I learnt so many words from this video and I'm just sitting here thinking how I would use them in a sentence? And it was the first time I heard that a chicken is ityipu, I know it as inkhukhu

[@veronicagonya4785]

Enjoyed this .you guys are gorgeous.

[@anittanxusa]

favourite video actually

[@londymtyhide3934]

Lol just realised how weak my Xhosa is 😂

[@asiphenyoto2498]

isiXhosa sakho dali! I'm in love

[@asandenyandeni6762]

Lol your friend literally took ne back to my High School zulu class days.😂

[@nomfanelomkhize6752]

Zulu , Xhosa, Ndebele and siswati are similar

[@sthandiwe7825]

those 4 are nguni languages

[@zee_fx7158]

Still here in 2018😂I enjoyed this😍

[@sinethembatwani1460]

Beautiful content ladies❤️💕Wouldn't it be best if you can write the terms as well on the video description so that we can practice the spelling too. Am I asking for a lot? I don't know. Do I love this? That I know I do.

[@tiagoduka]

This is so fun to watch😂

[@mehn1079]

We need more of these.

[@sizwemaleven]

Awesome!! Please bring Kay back for part 2 :)

[@azikiwencukana5099]

"Chips?...sips?" 😂😂😂😂

[@sazibuthelezi4164]

Abenzo = Abantu then Man (indoda)= injeza

[@qapelabeadwork]

Lol Zuzie Your Xhosa is "Paraffined" girl "uqhuba amatakane" you can't be rhuqing them. Thing is amatakane are very energetic and all over the place so you go side by side tryna get them together......

[@zamamgwaba3621]

iniphi finished me!! abenzo nabo ngoba we love them lol

[@lethucele7403]

Am I even really Zulu though?🤔

[@sthabiledlamini3770]

Ur gal gives me life.. I love you guys

[@leecuambe5787]

What camera do u use hun?

[@crazyp4549]

I’m a African American man who has fallen in love with this video. Question? How is it that both of you understand each other’s language? Is it similar or something?

[@mbulelozulu7963]

Crazyp. Zulu and Xhosa in other countries would be seen as different dialects of the same language. But Zulu has lost many words from Xhosa or has simplified the common language.

[@esethumadlavu8631]

Yeah it’s a similar language as we fall into the same Language group

[@esethumadlavu8631]

@@mbulelozulu7963 here is the Zulu person saying Xhosa people are the descents of Zulu people like the sheer stupidity Xhosa people are the direct descendants of Khoi

[@mbulelozulu7963]

@@esethumadlavu8631 who is talking about descendents 😟 assumptions are the bases of all fuck ups learn to read before responding

[@kekeh.5696]

@@mbulelozulu7963 ayy ngeke mbulelo unamanga, ithi Wena you live in an area where Zulu has been diluted like Jozi or anywhere outside of northern KZN...anisasazi isiZulu nje vele, just like southern KZN xhosas or CPT Xhosas speak diluted isiXhosa. isiZulu is very much alive from where it was established from, it did not take it's vocab from Xhosas because they formed their own independent groups,whether they interacted with the Khoi angazi, perhaps they did and that is why they have more clicks, but our language is not influenced by them

[@iintombi_]

Uqhuba amatakane 🌚 then "ityiphu" came into the picture 😂😂😂😂😂

[@1ntuthukozwane]

Feranj is a Zulu - Arabic word that means foreigner. Zulus use the word to mean thief or shady people.

[@1ntuthukozwane]

Gcuku, I think you are related (mgomshado, I guess) to AmaChunu in KZN since technically ngesiNguni, Chunu = Chungu = Chuku = Gcuku Gquku = Cuwu = Culu = Chu = Cu. But, we are also the same people as Nigerians, so, many of the Nigerian Esani came for the gold and diamond rush in JHB and Kimbali, Northern Cape in the 1800s - lots of Hlubis stay there as Tswana people - they were led by Mzilikazi 's son: Lobengula. Also, many Biafrans as they are called in Nigeria (the whole of Nigeria is Zulu, basically - I have met uBengu who was from Benin (the old Dahomey/Daome Benin state included the country Benin and the Benin state of Nigeria) = Mabhena/Mabhele Ndebele) used to be the prevailing sailors for the British army at Simon's Town naval base. When they were released, they were granted coloured, free status and allowed to build in the PLAINS OF MITCHELS: Mitchels Plain. That's why they say about 65% of origin of Mitchel's plain is West African. Also, Esani = Msani in South Africa, a large portion of Zulus, Xhosas and all black tribes answer to that = Swani = Swana = Swane = Zwane (all Free State Sothos fall under this label as Zwane is Ndonga or Tonga or Mntungwa or Ndau or Ndawo or Tau that we always hear about). The Nigerian Sani language sounds similar to old - school, pre - Zimbabwe Ndebele SiNguni when you know which syllables to substitute with which and you understand the meaning of the words. To do that you have to understand really old - school Nguni, which is strongly related to old school Hebrew and Arabic. Chukwu means God. So, Mchunu = Gcuku might mean God. As you know it also means exhibiting thorny or provocative behaviour. I believe the Sani made a critical part of King Shaka's army. HLUBIS AND Sothos were a critical parr of his army. But even in the Bible, people used to use their tribal names when they talk about God. Hosanna = Hhosiyane/Hosanna, Sabaot is a tribe in Africa and South Africa, Elohi/Eloi = Phalo = Valoi = Baloi = Moloi, Alleluya = Alleluya trube in Ithiopia and then you have Modimo = Chief = Gold, Muzungu (East Africa) - we have Zungu people here etc. Does that mean they were linked to Mchunu? Biafrans are the last to get to Nigeria, arguably, probably part of the black people expelled from America in the late 200 when white people really started mass migration to black areas. There are more than 200 million blacks, they say West Africans but they came from central and Southern Africa first, living in the Americas. They were there before whites. Whites differentiated us into Zulu and Xhosa etc. Because it was convenient to do so. But between Ndebele and Xhosa, Zulu etc. There are no differences. We are the same tribes. For instance, the Gcaleka Xhosa family oQwabe, Zwane/SiBIYA gave birth to Qwabe, Mahlase/Sibisi or Sibiside and Abisinya or Abisinga or Abishai or Shaibia = Sabia = Singable etc. These are the true tribes. A lot of Zulus are Kheswa or Mgwezane/Nzuza = Khosa = Khoza = Kxhosa = Xhosa. Anyway, enjoy your day.

[@BM-dr4eu]

Ntuthuko Zwane please may you provide references for this, coz some of this goes against the common knowledge that we have have, eg Ngunis are Bantus but Nigerians are not

[@1ntuthukozwane]

@@BM-dr4eu Firstly, we, Bantus, came from Central and West Africa. Whites have changed our history to divide us. The countries that were last under Zulu control were all colonised by 1 superpower - England. Biafrans came from South Africa. A friend of mine married a Nigerian whose family claimed at the wedding that they came from Lesotho or rather BaLozi kingdom in the Free State before it was destroyed by white men on horses with a large contingent of blacks supporting them. But the references are in the names we call ourselves and our lineages and in the Bible. For instance, the Igbo say they come Neri - the word Ner in the Bible is the son of Abiel and father of Cis who is then father to Jeramael, Saul and Abner (King Saul's army chief. While we have the word Neyi, especially amongst Sothos in South Africa, the word Eli or Neri in Hebrew translates to Cos or Nosi or Nkosi or Ngozi. The Zulus of South Africa and the rest of South Africa use the word Hosi or Nkosi to mean King, Nigerians use it to mean Prince. In South Africa, the Zulu Mkhize people are called AmaMbo. This lineage is in the book of Chronicles in the Bible. This is the tribe of Benjamin which is called the Right-hand house and Chonenias, which we render Kunene. But simply, according to Esan sources, Oto-Khua people (We call ourselves AmaTungwa or AmaTonga or BaTau or Ndau or Nyao or Ndonga or Ndungwa or Ntombela = Mthabiya = Tobia (a tribal name from the tribe of Naphtali who were exile to Nineveh during assyrian rule) = Ithiopia - which is what Africa was called before whites made ground in Africa, as Southern Africans) in Nigeria = Esan = Msani which comes from Joel or Tshe or Ngwe people. The second is eMbu or eMbo (from Kenya to South Africa you have lots of eMbu or Mambo people, which is the same people as Igbo). Nelson Mandela is actually a former chief-elect of this Tribe. We call them Thembu as in Mande Mbu - this is the main group of people in every tribe as they are the non-royal and non-peasant or slave class. The last is called Okhuelesan or Okhuesan - the Ishaka or Shaka or Mhlanga people who come from Musi are called Mande Bele in Southern Africa. We call this Ngwelezane like a townshipin my area and or Khoisan or Khuzwayo or Singo-Zwane or Shushwana or Mgwezane of Tshezi or shezi or Shai or issachar people or AbaNtwana or AmaKhosi meaning princes or Kings. We populate countries up to Benin, Morocco etc. We are also called Nzuza or Zizi making up the Sithole, Miya/Machi (who is a son of Manasse, son of Jacob), Fakade or Fulani and Ganjana or Gayana like the country. All were called Nongama or Nongoma meaning the singers - Ingoma is a drum or Music in Bantu. All Nigerian tribes exist in Southern Africa. NIGERIA, Chad even has a tribe called Zulawa who call themselves AmaZulu. Lastly, a lot of South African Nigerians say I look Igbo. One even said I look Djukun. But here's the thing, we, Zulus, call ourselves Nguni. Some Nigerians call themselves Ogun. But more importantly, Guni was a son of Naphtail, son of Israel and the rulers of Gad called themselves Guni and Abia - Which was also the highest ranking tribe of the Aaronite Levites. This, again is all in the Books of Chronicles in the Christian Bible. In Cameroon, there us a tribe also calling themselves Ngwe/Mbo/Nkosi and they call themselves Hlongwane or Ngwane just like Swaziland was called KwaNgwane and a homeland in South Africa now called Mpumalanga was called KwaNgwane during apartheid. I also met a Catholic Priest surnamed Bhengu in KwaZulu and he said he was from Benin. In fact, Dahomey is called Ludahumbe by the Tembe people of South Africa who make up the Sibiya super clan that rules Issachar or Ishaka or Shaka on which the Zulu kingdom was built. ISSACHAR is a son of Israel but also formed the tribe of Juda when they entered Chanaan along with Zebulun. This is all in the Bible. In fact, a lot of West Africans are called AmaBulu. We also call ourselves AmaBhulu-bhense especially the Shangane or Issacharne people who made up the Gaza or MaGwaza kingdom or Southern Africa. My mom's maiden surname is Sibia, a surname in the Bible under the tribe of Benjamin and as a mother of King Joathan of Judah, she was from Beersheba or Bersaba. This is also in the Bible. Lagos = Magos = Magesi = Mageli = Melika = Merari which is the last son of Levi. That's where the word America comes from. I use the conversion from Nyai people = Nyika, I move letters in the words above in the same manner. The last word is where the word Nigger comes from = AmaNyai or AmaNai or Sinai or AmaNyika or AMaNika. NIKERIA then becomes Nikiane = Nengwane in Lozi history = Mongwane = Maone = sons of Hebron according to the bible. As Swazi people we are called AmaNgwane. MAON = AARON. led by Abia or Achar or Makua or Maacha. The Kua people are generally all over West Africa but in literature, Makua are generally taken to come from Mozambique, which used to be considered as one with the whole South and Central Africa. A lot of West Africans come from slaves deported from America when slavery "ended". Some were deported from Asia, Australia and Europe when they were creating the modern state. But till today, there is no corner of this earth were Bantu = eNtu = Edo (the land of Eddo is in the bible as well as that is where Nehemiah sent to ask for Hasabia to send to create a new line of priesthood.)

[@1ntuthukozwane]

@@BM-dr4eu The bible is very clear who the rulers of each Israelite tribe are: Reuben, Manasse and Gad = BaTaude or Dawuduna or Esthaoli (who are Reubenites who might have moved to other tribes and changed their tribal affiliations of through what Ghanaians/Akans call Abusue which Mother lineage which shows heritage, they would rule each tribe). Batau are called Ndau or Nyawo or Gadi or Khathi or Bakathi or Fakude or Fakathi or Fokothi or Fong or Bafokeng or Bafokazana or Fulani who have the Asahel or Asrael people who is their female tribe. Issachar was ruled by Chonenias or Aaronites and they were the tribe of Benjamin which was also made up of Reubenites, Gad, Manasses, Ephraim and Asher. DAN and Naphtalis mom was called Bila or Phila or Biya - meaning "alive" as they say she came from the womb and jumped straight for her mother's breast. She came from the Abrahamites that were left in Uz, after Isaac and Jacob left to go live in Hebron and Sechem, I think. In Chanaan, basically. This is the first time Abrahamites or Jacobites first got seeds of ownership of the land in Chanaan. GAD AND Asher were born to get sister Zila or Zilphar or Zimba or Zela or Zeroua or Zwane or Azania as South Africans want to call South Africa, inspired by Tanzania where the struggle heroes found refuge in the 70s and 80s. The tribes mixed so much during the Tonga or Judges era that they had to establish new rules to ensure the continued existence of each tribe. That us why being called Gad does not mean you only have Gad blood in you. You probably are very mixed with the Bantu group. The word Edo = Ekua = Makua. Sometimes we say "Ma-" to say "people of" and sometimes we say "E-" the word Bantu is rendered Vanhuand other variations amongst the Bantu people in Africa.

[@1ntuthukozwane]

@@BM-dr4eu Lastly, tell me you name and surname and I can most probably give you intimate details of your tribes' and clans' origin and history up to about 1800s, late 1800s is when the current world order wa established and everything changed. We were one of the last African nations to fall - 1906 in full, but mostly in 1879.

[@thembekatana855]

I love it when you laugh Zuzi🤩

[@NomaswaziMadi]

I’m a third generation jhb Zulu and knew zero words...zerooooo 💔😭🥺.

[@nonenegongxeka7693]

Wow, I didn't know 90%of those words but ke I'm a Joburger. Great video though

[@dineonono118]

loved this!!

[@phakamagulwa3334]

Ityiph inip😅😅😅😅😅undicwabile yhii

[@masonwabebungane6316]

Love you guys. ..I enjoyed ur video

[@Ngasii]

12:51: Ityipu confused my PE friends, Zuzu. How you goin' play dirty like this? 😂

[@sidnaysithole3019]

UmXHOSA UYIGQIBE K'QALA I FIRST GLASS OF SHAZA!!! SITHI ABOOOO!!! GO GIRRRRRLLL!!!😂😂😂😂

[@Boitumelo984]

Oh my Goodness you'll were having so much fun..

[@ntuthu263]

LooI 'm a Zimbabwean Xhosa and when my Xhosa fam calls chickens they say 'kip kip kiiiip',wrong spelling, I've just found out they call chickens by calling them chicken🤣.

[@Privateperson3395]

Ancila Mabuya I have Been trying to find a Xhosa in Zim on Social media...I wanted to know how different SA Xhosa is to Zim Xhosa

[@cbucicocimama9517]

How's Zim Xhosas what's ur clan name?

[@nonozulu]

A Zimbabwean Xhosa is like a Banyip, or phantom... hope you could give us a clan name to believe you.