[interj] [eng] hello
E.g. 1. Wassup, where you been. [Hello, long time no see]
E.g. 2. If you see da dude holla wassup. [If you see him,tell him i said hello]
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Uyangithola
[vb] [nd] understand
E.g. 1. Ngizakufaka umthezula nxa ufuna ukuzenzisa, uyangithola. [I will slap you if you trying to be funny, understand.]
E.g. 2. Unanzelele omahotsha, uyangithola. [Beware of prostitutes, do you understand me.]
Tags: understand
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Umadanso
[n] [nd] party
E.g. 1. Into zemdanso ziyahlupha. [This business of parties is a stress.]
E.g. 2. Imdanso yalezinsuku iyethusa. [Parties of nowadays are scary.]
Tags: Party
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Uhata
[n] [nd] cop
E.g. 1. Ohata bajume umebraz etshuksa inzoli. [The cops caught my bro in the act smoking weed.]
E.g. 2. Ohata banthontshe amakhasi amabanana. [Some cops just stole banana peels.]
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Topi
[n] [nd] father
E.g. 1. Vaya topi uyamaya. [Go away old man, you are a screw up.]
E.g. 2. Utopi waginya ibhobha yikho engela mazinyo. [My dad swallowed a bomb, that is why he lost his teeth.]
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
Strap
[n] [eng] walk
E.g. 1. We gonna strap round da block. [Lets walk round your hood]
E.g. 2. Aint no sweat in strappin. [I dont see the problem with walking.]
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Stick up
[n] [eng] robbery
E.g. 1. Niggaz stuck up a 70 year old lady. [A 70 year old lady got robbed]
E.g. 2. Stik ups stage at gigs. [Most robberies occur during parties.]
Tags: Robbery
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Snitch
[n] [eng] sellout
E.g. 1. If that nigga aint snitch we ok. [We ok as long as we do not get sold out]
E.g. 2. Aint no snitch get tolerated onda block. [Sellouts are not to set foot on the streets]