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Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowedge of basic words and phrases: Atshitshi – marijuana.at atshitshi, n.
Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowedge of basic words and phrases: Atshitshi – marijuana. Soweto 124: Don’t ask for a skaal of Bantu beer .at Bantu beer, n.
Soweto 44: He couldn’t even light a fuse there. And no booze on the premises, man.at fuse, n.
Soweto 153: Die Gattes – the police.at gata, n.
Soweto 153: Die gattes - the police.at gattes, n.
Soweto 124: Those Small Time Joints where they add water to the beer [...] where the so-called hash girls promise sex and plunder your wallet withour delivering.at hash girl, n.
Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowedge of basic words and phrases: Kuzak – cash money.at kuzak, n.
Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowedge of basic words and phrases: Magageba – money.at magageba, n.
Soweto 127: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could .. save his throat if he has some knowledge of basic words and phrases ... Phata-phata – sex.at pata-pata, n.
Soweto 124 : Say, ‘Auntie, what about a popla?’ That means you would like a beer. Or, ‘A dop of moonshine, sister!’ [...] Or even, ‘I just want to pusa’. Meaning you want to fly high on something and you are not particular.at phuza, v.
Soweto 127: ‘Auntie Thandi,’ he grinned, ‘what about a popla?’ ‘This is a house [...] not a beer hall.’.at popla, n.
Soweto 121: The queens prefer to pay their house-rent six months in advance. Who needs a rent collector banging on the door when there are thirsty clients to be served?at queen, n.
Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowedge of basic words and phrases: Sy line met die rawurawu – she goes out with thugs.at rawurawu, n.
Soweto 184: He says my mother’s parents were real Russians. That is what we call the South Sotho people, because of the way they wear their blanket.at Russian, n.
Soweto 130: 132: The shebeen queen, if it is a first offence, faces the court’s ultimatum: two hundred rands or two hundred days.at shebeen queen (n.) under shebeen, n.
Soweto 130: Forty per cent of national beer consumption is sold through shebeens […].at shebeen, n.
Soweto 153: A sheila is a tsotsi’s girlfriend in more ways than one. If he needs money, she will work the streets for him. In the Chicago of the speak-easy days they would have called her a gangster’s moll.at sheila, n.1
Soweto 153: A stranger to the tsotsi’s dangerous world could save his throat if he has some knowledge of basic words and phrases: Skarapafet – a prostitute.at skarapafet, n.
Soweto 124: Those Small Time Joints where they add water to the beer [...] where the so-called hash girls promise sex and plunder your wallet without delivering.at small-time joint (n.) under small-time, adj.
Soweto 81: Clinging to the side of a fast train is dangerous — but not dangerous enough for some of the ‘staff riders’. There are those who prefer to travel on the roof of a train ... The mortality rate of so-called staff riders is high.at staffrider, n.
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