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Vatshwa

Why are Batswa called Vatshwa?

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Vandzawu

Why are Bandzau called Vandzawu?

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Van’walungu

Why are Ban’walungu called Van’walungu?

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Vadzonga

Why are Badzonga called Vadzonga?

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Khalanga

Why are Bakalanga called Khalanga?

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Magwamba

Why are Bagwamba called Vagwamba?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku byala minsinya ya vambe etikweni

Did you know that it is taboo to plant foreign tree on native land?

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XITONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku hlota i ri na munyu nkwameni

Did you know that it is taboo to carry salt to a hunt?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku khoma ndluwa i ri n’wanuna

Did you know that it is taboo for a man to pick certain peas?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku luka ngula i nga se tshovela

Did you know that it is taboo to weave a basket before harvest time?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku tshivela tihunyi ta tilo

Did you know that using the wrong firewood can curse you?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku tsheketa ni nhlekanhi

Did you know a story told at the wrong time can cost you your hair?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku rima hi ximusi

Did you know that using a hoe at the wrong time can cause hail?

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XITSONGA TABOOS: Swa yila ku ba noti emasin’wini

Did you know that it is taboo to whistle in the corn field?

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7 Words that mean “Vandzawu” in English

Discover how to translate “Vandzawu” into English.

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“Ndzau”: How do you pronounce it?

Let’s learn how to say “Ndzau” properly.

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