Welcome to the seventh episode of 2010 Vocab Show.Today we are giving you more about the township restaurant, the menu and how they are. By giving you this Xhosa words we are not saying that the South Africans can't speak English. We are doing this because we want to make it more fun for 2010, and so that you may suprise the Xhosa speakers because they don't expect an English to speak Xhosa. Download Show here Yintoni onokuyithanda ukuyitya? > What would you like to eat? Ndingakunceda njani? > How can I help you? This was the menu that we got to one township restaurant: Amagwinya > vetkoek Umngqusho > Samp and Beans Papa and pens > pap and some meat Isibindi > Fried(even boiled) Liver

Welcome to the sixth episode of 2010Vocab and today we get into public transport which includes taxis, buses and trains. South africa's transport is very exciting, because for example, if you take a taxi to or around the city you will see quotes like "It is better to be late at work than to be early in the Hospital"  written in the taxi. Download show here Today's words are: Ndingaya njani ebaleni?     >means>  How do I get to the Stadium? Umculo   >means>    Music Ibhasi   >means>   Bus Igatyi    >means>    The person helping the driver to count the money and open the door for people

Today we are driving around with our Dutch friend who has just arrived in South Africa. We are giving you some useful information about South African behaviors on the road, while parking, at a fuel station, going to a shopping mall. Download the show here. The Xhosa words of this week are: Imoto > car Ukutya > food Ivenkile > shop The special South African English words are: Robot > traffic light Garage > fuel station What do you think of our new logo?? Thanks to the creative commons, Mysterytune and Colleen AF Venable and the creative brain of Fre

Welcome to the fourth episode of 2010 vocab. Today we are at the stadium together with our teacher Fre, and give you some useful words that are used during a soccer match.  Download the show here The words of this week are: Umdlali >  the player Khipha > the goal keeper Umsasazi > the commentator Vuvuzela > the horn that you blow on to celebrate Ibhola > the ball Idiski > soccer Inqaku or laduma > the goal

Welcome to the third episode of learning Xhosa words on Students For Humanity. This week's show is going to be a little bit different, we are taking the words from the previous show and help you with the pronunciations and how many syllables each word has. And we just added some new fresh words for you and I promise they're so easy: Ewe > means YES, but the young sheep here you will get the pronunciation Hayi > means NO, you can say Hha--yee. Download Show here.

Welcome to our second episode at learning Xhosa words in 2010 on Students for Humanity station. We hope that you're empowered by learning Xhosa words from our last episode. We truly believe that these words will help you on the up coming 2010. Dowload the show here. Sit back and enjoy our words and here are today's words with meaning: Word > meaning Unjani? > how are you? Ndiphilile > I am fine Yimalini? > how much is the price (cost) Ngubani ixesha? > what is the time? Yima! Or Misa! > Stop!

The 2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP is around the corner. Are you planning on coming to South Africa? If you are why don't you learn a few Xhosa words? Here's your first lesson. Download show here