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Also why is being uMakoti associated with domestic work ?
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There's no such thing as makoti in SA languages. In isiZulu it's malokazana, in Sesotho it's ngwetsi, period.

Guy is wearing a shirt, cross belts, trousers, underwear, shoes, socks, speaking English, on a smartphone, on social media. Eats with a spoon, drives a car on a tarred road, drinks tap water, flies on aeroplanes, watches TV, listens to radio but uMakoti is where he draws the line

I'm currently reading the book called DECOLONISING THE MIND

😂 ayikho into eyindlu, it's igloo.

Go deeper Papa, tell them about the 11 cows story. Ngazikhokha zaphelela Mina, some men would proudly say😭.

We have heard a lot of these stories 🤣🤣. How Shezi and Mbatha we mistaken for Cheese and butter 😆😆

What needs to change here ? Is it only a name or a dresss or both? What should be the new name or how should the once called "makoti" be addressed now

Thank you, it’s derived from the Afrikaans phrase: “Maak ons tea” 🥺

"Make ons tea"😂😂😂

True but unneccesary. There is a lot of things whites changed that we adopted and made it our culture. Not all can be changed. We bury on weekends, we did that to accomodate the whites. Culture evolves with times. The headscarf(doek) was worn to accomodate white women.

Where is the issue here?

Nna ke tseba ngwetši. We don't have that work in Sepedi

Make us tea

Yhoo my brother,thank you for this …I always find it weird when women always wearing phinifa dresses,Ai they’re so horrible!!🤦🏽♀️🙈🏃🏽♀️

Ukuba umakoti nje uyahlukumezeka id you are to be the perfect makoti

Alikho igama umfazi kwaZulu,, khona umlobokazi noma umalokazana.

