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➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to write and pronounce some useful vocabulary related to Family in Zulu.

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English	Zulu
English	isiZulu
aunt	u-Anti
baby / babies	iNgane / iziNgane
boy(s)	umFana / abaFana
boyfriend(s)	iSoka / amaSoka,
boyfriend(s)	i-Owu / ama-Owu [slang / vulg.]
brother(s)	uBhuti / oBhuti
child / children	umNtwana / abaNtwana
cousin(s)	umZala / abaZala
daughter(s)	inDodakazi / amaDodakazi
enemy / enemies	isiTha / iziTha
family member	umKhaya
friend(s)	umNgane / abaNgane
girl(s)	iNtombazana / amaNtombazana,
girl(s)	iNtombazane / amaNtombazane
girlfriend(s)	inTombi / izinTombi,
girlfriend(s)	iTsheri / amaTsheri
grandfather(s)	uBabamkhulu / oBabamkhulu
grandmother(s)	uGogo / oGogo
grandparent(s)	uMkhulu / oMkhulu
guest(s)	isiMenywa / iziMenywa
his, her ...	uYise, uBabakhe
his, her ...	uNina
human being(s)	umuNtu / abaNtu
husband	umYeni, (umKhwenyana)
man / men	inDoda / amaDoda
maternal aunt	uMamkhulu, uMamncane, uMalumekazi
maternal uncle	uMalume
mother, mom	uMama, uMame
my brother(s)	umFowethu / abaFowethu
my father, dad	uBaba
my sister(s)	uDadewethu / oDadewethu
nanny	umZanyana
neighbor(s)	uMakhelwane / oMakhelwane
parent(s)	umZali / abaZali
paternal aunt	uBabekazi
paternal uncle	uBabomkhulu, uBabomncane
relative(s)	isiHlobo / iziHlobo,
sister(s)	uDade / oDade,
son(s)	inDodana / amaDodana
twin(s)	iWele / amaWele,
wife, spouse	inkosikazi / unkosikazi
woman / women	umFazi / abaFazi

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