Sisipho Mantakana

@podcastwithmacg did I hear wrong or the is a Fun a Chiller thing going on? How does one apply to become a beneficiary?

@sweeettrevenge Then the subtitle also don't match the spoken English. A mess!

@sweeettrevenge I rather watch it in the original laungauage that I don't understand without subtitles than that lip nonsense

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Apha endlini kuthwa I must ask u @Anele ba u Masked Singer SA uzofakwa aphele na ku YouTube. Funny part kuthwa "khabuse uAnele" as if I know her personally 😅

@Rebone_L Qlyv

@hopefulmuntu Where did I say that because surely this can’t be a counter-statement? 👀

Apparently Msaki learnt to sing and write music through visions from her grandfather she never met, once sang a song when she was young that her grandfather taught her in a dream and her parents were shocked and emotional as that was the grandfathers’ go to song. It makes sense!!

@khayadlanga Probably in exchange for the forgiveness of our trespasses. Nothing is for mahala!

Lord, why must we pay for the daily bread we ask you for? Also, why is it so expensive?

@SinazoYolwa 100% had the same thoughts 🤭😅

@MantsoePout Kuphele nyaaaa ngayo🥹🥹🥹😅

I'd trip and fall ngiy'moshe yonke lento 😩

@dladla_miss @SnerhMabaso The document/physical invitation was sent deliberately as proof. The invite contained in the document was accidental. She deliberately sent "the invitation document" but accidentally "invited" them in the process 😅

@SnerhMabaso Did you accidentally send it or did you deliberately send it as proof?

There was this baby shower group, so accidentally sent an invitation for umcimbi that we will be having on that day for my grandpa. I wasn’t inviting them I was just showing proof. Manje the ladies are planning to come emcimbin after the baby shower😩

@___xols Funeka uthi "ok" then ungayenzi yonke lonto🤞🏿

How do I say “Angifuni” but in corporate?

I saw a space with @ZiyandaMav and joined because I love listening to her talk. I have no idea kuthethwa ngantoni 😅

@AldrinSampear Sakungayi emingcwabeni kaloku thina. Akhomntu ufuna ukulamba xa ehambele.

BONDING SESSION: Should we stop offering food at funerals to try cut cost?

@mthiyane_omuhle @_Siyamthanda_N It's been a year going strong for me this side🌻🌻🌻

@_Siyamthanda_N 6 months later, still together. Guess I can say, yes 😍

@MantsoePout Using a slow cooker is also highly recommended. Not necessary though but...

Okay, thanks. I got it. More beans 🙄 fat, stock and some spice. Thank you ❤️ goodnight.

@MantsoePout @cboneloo To be specific it must actually be the same as the Mqusho, or just a tiny bit less...

@cboneloo Got it. Thank you, Nomakorinte 🙏🏾

I need to learn how to make Umngqusho 💔 I always get stuck and end up just adding butter and aromat. How do you get the colour? The taste is very different. I literally can't tell what's in it 😩I end up here, mna 👇🏾

Issa Birthday ❤️❤️❤️ @Anele

Since varsity, when I was 16 @Anele has been my friend in my head. I am 31 going on 32 and that friendship has grown stronger 😅🤞🏿... Happy birthday friend. I love you❤️❤️❤️

@Xoli_Masoka @siyamkhize Qlyv. I know all these terms but ndaqala uzazi kakuhle ngokuva apha👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

@siyamkhize If I remember correctly, ngesiXhosa it’s as follow: Umgqakhwe if the husband is still alive, in colloquial language the child is known as ilahle. Ivezandlebe if the child is conceived only after the husband has deceased.

Im curious - In IsiZulu, ilongwe is word used to describe a child conceived in perfect wedlock but the biological father is not the husband - do other languages have a similar term/description?

@RelebogileM For me it was the acknowledgement of those who stepped into the role but never acknowledged. I have been step momming very hard this year but today was a reminder ba nope I am not it...

Amen 🙏🏾