Today's lesson is proudly South African, but a little more complicated. Are you ready for it? It's time to start practising!

In keeping with the theme of Heritage Month uthisha Sky is turning up the heat with today's lesson.

It's only in SA that we call a barbeque a 'braai' - it is part of our heritage. So this heritage month, uthisha Sky Tshabalala is teaching us our South African heritage in isiZulu. How would you invite your friend for a braai?

September is heritage month in South Africa, so Thisha Sky Tshabalala has prepared a syllabus that will instill pride in us as South Africans.

Teacher Sky ends off his Women's Month-themed Khuluma Nathi with an easy isiZUlu phrase to glorify women - 'abantu besifazane banomusa'. Listen to the podcast for Teacher Sky's lesson.

As we near the end of Women's Month, uThisha Sky Tshabalala continues to shine the spotlight on the many roles that women play in our lives; like that of nurturing. Can you say 'women are nurturing' in isiZulu? How good is your pronunciation? Listen to the podcast to practice.

Uthisha Sky has been honouring women for women's month and this morning he discovered that his mischievous student, Darren Maule, still doesn't know what the isiZulu word for 'women' is.

Are you a better student than Darren?

UThisha Sky is back with another lesson on women and their amazing characteristics. Keri Miller, the A student mastered it once again, but we can't say the same for the mischievous Darren.

This women's month, and every other month, give the woman in your life a compliment and make her day. UThisha Sky Tshabalala wants you to try this new phrase, 'women are like flowers.' Easy, right?

In keeping with the Women's Month theme, uThisha Sky Tshabalala continues to highlight the amazing characteristics that women possess. 'Women Are Brave' was what he taught us today.