This week's Khuluma Nathi phrases
If you live in KZN, you must surely know a little bit of isiZulu, it's just how we are, nje? uTisha, Sky Tshabalala, is giving Darren and Keri isiZulu lessons. Here are this week's lesson...
The first phrase of the week is: 'Unebhungan’ ekhanda'
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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”.
The second phrase of the week is “Uthanda ukubukwa njengesiyephu”
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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 seeker
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