My guy be careful of your girl's male bestie.
The term was populirized on social media when mothers posted pictures of their children with the caption "My bundle of joy".
These bundle of joys should go back to school full time. There's no peace when they are around the house all day.
He thinks he knows more than scientists, he is very agnorant.
Pronounced (ggggaaah); is a Khoikhoi word for “plenty” or “enough”. Used in Xhosa as a term for “That’s enough”often in anger and sometimes in disgust hence mistaken for “ew”.
In Khoikhoi: There is a river in the Eastern Cape called Birha. Bi is milk, and rha is plenty. Hence “a place of milk”. Another use is in the Xhosa chief Gambushe’s nickname: Rharhabe meaning “Minister of Plenty”.
In Xhosa it varies:
In a Dismissal Manner
Someone: I’m going to out race you.
Me: Rha! That would be the day.
To stop a child who is hitting another child a parent could say “Stop it. Rha! That’s enough”
In a Disgusting Manner
When a child see poop usually they used to say “Rha! Poo”
When people hear, smells, or see a disgusting thing they can say “Rha!”
In an Elated Manner
A person recounting an exciting moment of thriumph can say “Rha! I out did myself”
Feeling pretty? “Rha! I’m beautiful”
I am not into beautiful girls, I am sapiosexual.
Idanyane can cause you to do things you never thought you'd do.
Some people spell it as mholo.
"Molo sisi, kunjani? Uphilile na? Bendicel'umzuzu wokuthetha nawe mna" - Mandisi Dyantyis
Sure Grootie, nice seeing you again.
Wena awitsi selo wa're tempela fela.