Val' amagarage - Telling someone to stop smilling. (Sent in by Mandla Nkosi)
Vaya or lahla side – It means you must go. (Sent in by Lucky Mohanoe)
Vinegar - (Origins Port Elizabeth) Denoting insecurity; especially people who are nasty to others because of their own complexes. "He's full of vinegar" - meaning he's got so many chips on his shoulder.
Vithiza - It means to finish something off. (Sent in by Nathi Nkonyane)
Vurra- it means the VR6 one of the old fast cars (Sent in by Lazola Sigenu)
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Sowetan Slang
''Eish!'' Walking around the streets of Jozi can be difficult when you don't understand what people (or your own children!) are saying. So if you want to know more than "Heita, chommie", check out this work-in-progress guide to Sowetan Slang.
To share some of your Kasi Slang with us, e-mail tellus@sowetan.co.za
To share some of your Kasi Slang with us, e-mail tellus@sowetan.co.za