Mafaro

Mafaro in the ChiShona language means good times or may be used to refer to outings, parties, and events, such as music concerts, film festivals, etc. For example, if someone says in ChiShona "Hande kumafaro," they'd be saying, "Let's go outside and have fun," e.g., clubbing. Another example is "Hapana munhu asingade mafaro," which in English translates to "It is natural for people to want to have happy moments in their lives."

Wrap-up​

It goes without saying, many people often get bored with their daily routine (i.e., work) so much that if they have a chance to get dressed up they will do so to have a good time with their friends; whilst some people they wanna be known as "big spenders" hence, they make expensive orders of Champopo just to prove a point they aren't on a freezit budget.