Khuluma Nathi (Archive)

Christmas is finally upon us!

We thought why not sing our well wishes to you and yours. So this is how we sing the Christmas song in isiZulu.

Enjoy this one!

During Christmas, some families have it as a prerequisite to have a gift before even coming to the lunch or dinner. They are still upholding one of the longest standing traditions of the world to gift each other something for Christmas.

So, when this is something you do annually and suddenly someone just stops getting the gift; this is the question to ask.

This is how you ask 'Where is my gift?'

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Ever since COVID-19 started and we have been occasionally summoned to watch the President's address regarding the restrictions that will be followed to stay safe in the country.

We now call these 'family meetings' even.

Whenever there is conversation of a looming lockdown, this is a question most people will ask.

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Among some of the most said words in South Africa is the word 'loadshedding'. That is because we have learned to plan our lives around it at work, at home and for our social lives.

So to always make sure that the next place you're going to has electricity and isn't experiencing a certain 'Stage 3/4 loadshedding', you need to politely ask this question.

Another week, another Khuluma Nathi lesson with uThisha Sky. Christmas is closer than we think and holiday plans are in the books for so many people. This year, especially, will see more people having extensive December plans because last year we had COVID-19 restrictions. So, if you are curious where your colleague or friends will be headed this December, this is how you ask them.

Take a listen - class is in session!