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  1. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Ndopanzira here apa?

    ndopanzira here apa? this is a rhetorical question that is commonly used in the Republic of Zimbabwe when someone decides to cut through another person's yard or private property in order to take a shortcut so that they can reach faster wherever they are going. Often this happens in...
  2. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Chapfuura chaenda, nyoka haina rivhesi giya

    chapfuura chaenda, nyoka haina rivhesi giya Literal meaning: what has passed is gone already, a snake doesn't have reserve gear. Contextual meaning: when something has happened it is impossible to change the outcome thereof. For example, if a person is dead they are dead. Best believe they...
  3. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Kuramba mvana hunge uine mhandara

    kuramba mvana hunge uine mhandara Literal meaning: rejecting a single mother suggests you have a childless girlfriend as an option. Contextual meaning: when a person refuses something generously given to them and says it is bad or not appropriate for their needs often implies they're confident...
  4. G

    Why is it that some Zim celebrities can't keep a man?

    Let's face it—the title says it all—I have no intention of being messy because that's not my thing at all. I'm simply curious about why some Zim celebrities struggle so hard to keep a man. Lest I forget, some of them have this tendency to dish out relationship advice from time to time. It's...
  5. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Dumwa

    dumwa means either a magick talisman, waist beads, or a special hand-made small cloth with strings on the side that contains mbashto (mbinjiri or mishonga) and is often worn either around the neck, waist, or tied around one's arm. It is, of course, intended to bring good fortune to its wearer...
  6. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Pondo (2 bho-bho)

    pondo (or "2 bho-bho") means two dollars, two euros, 2 quid, etc., as long as the value of the currency being mentioned amounts to, umm "two," so, yeah, it doesn't matter really. Another variant of 2 bho-bho is two bho-bho. However, pondo shouldn't be misconstrued with paundi (or mapaundi in...
  7. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Tsapfuldo

    means a person — particularly a woman — with chiseled calves; often a result of going to the gym on a regular basis whilst doing cardiovascular exercises e.g., running on the treadmill, cycling, mountain climbers, ankle hops, stair climbing, etc. In some cases, wearing high heels every day to...
  8. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Magirini

    magirini depending on the context this means either any of the following: 1: collard greens (mavheji) 2: low-grade schwag (or low-potency marijuana)
  9. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Musana wederere

    musana wederere means your lovemaking skills leave much to be desired, you are not a bedroom bully i.e., a one-pump champ who can hardly last long enough to satisfy their partner for them to reach an orgasm (kutunda). This may either be an effect of being overly excited, high levels of...
  10. Mpumelelo von Mumhanzi

    What is an algorithmic and a convolution reverb?

    The main difference between an algorithmic and convolution reverberation plug-in is that the former uses specified mathematical algorithms, hence the name, to generate a sense of space, while a convolution reverb utilizes impulse response samples. These impulse response samples are recorded...
  11. Tafadzwa Twabam

    Vanhu vakaromba can they freely give money directly to family members?

    Kana munhu akaromba is it normally okay for them to freely provide funds or dish out money directly to their family members without any issues? I am asking because sometimes it doesn't make sense when you see someone being a rich mbinga but has poor relatives that still live a substandard...
  12. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Bholato-bholato

    bholato-bholato means let the good times roll. And if everything is all right what's there to worry about? Umm, nothing... Nevertheless, moderation is the key to everything. If you are not careful, your raging desire to be a hedonist can lead you into the doldrums, the equatorial calms, m'kay...
  13. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Kupedza ma sports

    kupedza ma sports means you have displayed superior performance or far outperformed your opps (vavengi or mhandu) in whatever field of work you specialize in e.g., this may either be politics, the corporate world, the showbiz industry, etc you name it. As long as you come out on top and you are...
  14. Sekuru Dhorofiya

    What is easier to learn: mixing music or audio mastering?

    Hi y'all, the title says it all, doesn't it? Of course, I'd assume both stages can be challenging but I want an overview and that is to say what is easier to learn: music mixing or audio mastering?
  15. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Chadonha

    chadonha this is bosh ("grand larceny") wherein a group of people steal money or personal property by using a perfidious job offer or a confidence trick. The way chadonha is carried out is either as follows: one person deliberately drops a wallet in front of a target individual while walking...
  16. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Nhumblex

    nhumblex means pregnancy i.e. the period of time when one or more babies develop inside a woman's womb (chibereko). Note: the formal words in chiShona for pregnancy are either pamuviri or nhumbu.
  17. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Sobha

    means "sober" Example sentences
  18. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Kuzvomora ziso

    1: a furtive glance 2: staring at something or someone Example sentences for 1 Example sentence for 2
  19. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Kudhibha

    kudhibha 1: to forget something (or not being able to recollect previous events) 2: the state of being naive (or the opposite of being street-smart, if you will) Examples:
  20. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Mari isina noise

    is a Shonglish phrase that can both mean old money or the idea of being an upstart without flaunting it. It connotes a sense of modesty and discretion, as opposed to the more ostentatious display of wealth often seen on social media by mbinga dzitsva ("the nouveau riche"). Their objective is...
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