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Khuluma Nathi (Archive)
By East Coast Radio - Catch UpEducation
Khuluma Nathi (Archive) episodes
- Learn what the isiZulu verse of the National Anthem meansSky translates the isiZulu verse of the National Anthem.3 min
- How to say: “I'm sorry for being late”Translation: Ngiyaxolisa ukufika emva kwes’khathi (I am sorry to arrive after the time).3 min
- How to say: “I think you have the wrong number”English Translation: ngicabanga ukuthi unenumba wrong4 min
- How to say: Iso liwela umfula ugcweleTranslation: The eye crosses the full river.Meaning: If you have a desire to do something, you cannot be stopped by anything.5 min
- How to say: “Uthanda ukubukwa njengesiyephu”Translation: He likes to be looked at and is like a long-hairy goat.Meaning: It is used to describe someone who is an attention seeker5 min
- How to say: 'Unebhungan’ ekhanda'Translation: He has a beetle in his head.Meaning: The expression is for someone who behaves strangely. In simple language, the person is nuts or “Mad as a hatter”.4 min
- How to say: Indlovu ayisindwa ngumboko wayoEnglish Translation: An elephant does not find its own trunk heavy.Meaning: You can handle anything and everything that is thrown at you4 min
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- Translation: 'Uphakathi komhlane nembeleko'English: He is between the back and the sack/backpack/baby.Meaning: It is used to refer to someone who is in the middle of cosy situations.4 min
- How to say: 'Happy Birthday to you my friend'isiZulu Translation: Ube nosuku lokuzalwa oluhle ‘mngane wami5 min
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In Khuluma Nathi you can expect top isiZulu student, Sky Tshabalala to teach you the isiZulu phrases you want to learn! Don’t miss the chance to improve your isiZulu in Khuluma Nathi with East Coast…
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