"What kind?": KZN slang you need to know
Updated | By The Drive with Rob and Roz
If you're heading to the coast for the holidays, then this is for you!
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It's December, and for most people in Gauteng, it's time to hit the coast!
December is for sun, sea and sand.
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KwaZulu-Natal is a popular holiday destination for obvious reasons, with its beautiful beaches and chilled vibes.
Like every other province in SA, KZN has its own slang and according to Roz, the country actually has 12 official languages.
Slang phrases and terms make every place unique and KZN is no exception.
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If you are heading to the coast for the holidays and you're confused as to why people are talking about getting pulled over by 'kêrels' on the way to their 'pozzie', listen up.
The Drive team have taken it upon themselves to explain the meaning behind some of the most common KZN slang and also asked listeners to share their knowledge.
Watch here and find out all you need to know:
@jacarandafm942 Who better to teach you KZN slang than two Gautengers? Find more on jacarandafm.com #KZN #DriveWithRobAndRoz #slang #Durban #pozzie #language #holiday #kedezemba #vacation #fyp #SA #tiktoksa ♬ original sound - Jacaranda FM
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