The phrase "voice rema sese" in Zim slang refers to a harsh-sounding voice that is often induced by drinking too much sorghum beer on a regular basis.
Note: 'masese' is a ChiShona word for sorghum beer.
And the most popular sorghum beer in Zimbabwe is called 'Chibuku' which is shunned by most big spenders in Zimbabwe because it's not really a beverage of conspicuous consumption.
The mentality is that you can't be balling out of control drinking Chibuku. To each his own then...
Example Usage:
Note: 'masese' is a ChiShona word for sorghum beer.
And the most popular sorghum beer in Zimbabwe is called 'Chibuku' which is shunned by most big spenders in Zimbabwe because it's not really a beverage of conspicuous consumption.
The mentality is that you can't be balling out of control drinking Chibuku. To each his own then...
Example Usage:
- Person 1 -- "Kunaka akanaka hake asi pavoice rema sese... bho here?"
- Person 2 -- "Hapanana yekutamba unotojairira kana wazvida."
