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Zulu language: see African languages African languages, geographic rather than linguistic classification of languages spoken on the African continent. Historically the term refers to the languages of sub-Saharan Africa, which do not belong to a single family, but are divided among several distinct
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No references found	The players are of various races, but the parts of the song in the Zulu language, spoken by large sections of the country's black population, are sung timidly. In Soweto, rugby takes its cue from Mandela, 13 years on by AFP / AFP Global Edition For instance, in English the Zulu are referred to as a "tribe", in the Zulu language, however, the word for the Zulu as a group is "isizwe", which more closely translates to "nation" or "people"; hence, "Umkhonto weSizwe" is "Spear of the Nation" not "Spear of the Tribe. How the word 'tribe' stereotypes Africa: as a term deeply embedded in ... by Ray, Carina / New African Although not all of the beadwork exchanged between intimates contains coded messages, and the shapes and patterns used on those that do are highly variable over time and space, the symbolism of the colors is fairly consistent, owing to the fact that it is rooted in the Zulu language and its idiomatic expressions (Mthethwa 1988:35). Borders of beads: questions of identity in the beadwork of the ... by Boram-Hays, Carol / African Arts	Zuhdiyyat Zuhri, Muhammad Ibn Muslim Al Zuia Zuider Zee Zuiderzee Zujar Zújar Zujovic, Zivojin Zukas, Stepas Adolfo Zukerman Zukerman, Pinchas Zukertort, Johann Herman Zukhur Khabibullaev Zukhur Nurdzhanovich Khabibullaev Zukofsky, Louis Zul Khural Zulawy Wislane Zuleika Zuleika Dobson Zulfagar Zulfakar Zulfiia Zuloaga , Ignacio Zuloaga, Ignacio Zulu Zulu language Zulu Rebellion of 1906 Zulu time Zulu War of 1838–40 Zulu War of 1879 Zululand Zumalacárregui, Tomás de Zumárraga, Juan de Zumwalt, Elmo R., Jr. Zundelevich, Aaron Zundelevich, Aaron Isaakovich Zune Zungaria Zuni Zuñi Zunser, Eliakum Zunyi Zunz, Leopold Zunzunegui, Juan Antonio de Zuo zhuan Zupa Zupancic, Oton Zuppke, Bob Zur Zurab Aleksandrovich Pataridze Zurab Andzhaparidze	Zul Khural Zul'Aman Zul'farrak Zul'gurub Zulaikha Zulaikha ZULAWU Zulawy Wislane ZULC Zuleika Zuleika Dobson Zulfagar Zulfakar Zulfiia Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Zullen We Lets Gezelligs Doen? ZULO Zuloaga , Ignacio Zuloaga y Zabaleta Zuloaga, Ignacio Zultys Certified Sales Specialist Zulu Zulu Zulu Zulu army Zulu language Zulu people Zulu people Zulu Rebellion of 1906 Zulu Safety and Radio Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club Zulu time Zulu time Zulu time Zulu Time-Of-Day Zulu War of 1838–40 Zulu War of 1879 Zulu-Kaffir Zululand Zululand Zululand Chamber of Business Zululand Chamber of Business Foundation Zululand Fire Protection Services Zululand Inland Fire Protection Association Zululand Yacht Club Zulus Zulus ZUM Zum Abschied Vom Vater Zum Beispiel Zum Gruenen Eber Zum Teil Zuma Zuma (album) Zuma (album) Zumalacárregui, Tomás de

The players are of various races, but the parts of the song in the Zulu language, spoken by large sections of the country's black population, are sung timidly.

In Soweto, rugby takes its cue from Mandela, 13 years on by AFP / AFP Global Edition

For instance, in English the Zulu are referred to as a "tribe", in the Zulu language, however, the word for the Zulu as a group is "isizwe", which more closely translates to "nation" or "people"; hence, "Umkhonto weSizwe" is "Spear of the Nation" not "Spear of the Tribe.

How the word 'tribe' stereotypes Africa: as a term deeply embedded in ... by Ray, Carina / New African

Although not all of the beadwork exchanged between intimates contains coded messages, and the shapes and patterns used on those that do are highly variable over time and space, the symbolism of the colors is fairly consistent, owing to the fact that it is rooted in the Zulu language and its idiomatic expressions (Mthethwa 1988:35).

Borders of beads: questions of identity in the beadwork of the ... by Boram-Hays, Carol / African Arts

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