Xhosa

Each person within the Xhosa culture has his or her place which is recognized by the entire community.

He put his hands on my head and said a long blessing in Xhosa.

In that land the Xhosa have a fighting chance to build something good.

Since the Xhosa were large men like himself, they commanded respect.

The name means "place of disorder" in the Xhosa language.

Oh, he was excellent at identifying himself with the Xhosa.

The Xhosa lyrics express concern about political, economic and social issues of the day.

Quite a thing, too, to teach them to pronounce the Xhosa words.

She spoke only Xhosa and adhered to a traditional way of life.

Her father, who died when she was six years old, was a Xhosa.

"Amandla" is the Xhosa word for power, and the film certainly lives up to its name.

Several films have been shot in the Xhosa language.

After hours of shooting, the settlers managed to drive the Xhosa's away.

At first, the Xhosa were ordered to destroy their fat cattle.

The boy was obviously flabbergasted, not only by this attention but also to hear a white man speak Xhosa.

Gregory lived on a farm and had a black friend when he was a child, which explains his ability to speak Xhosa.

He even publicly condemned the Xhosa chiefs for their actions.

The man screamed, in Xhosa, and I heard what he said.

The Xhosa were already established in the area and herded cattle.

Though he was later released, the other Xhosa chiefs gradually laid down their arms.

These beetles are believed by the Xhosa to bring good luck and rain.

The award is being conferred by the ruling Xhosa king.

Very soon Xhosa is going to be known as the language of the new oppressors."

To you, members of my family, will be shown the Xhosa strength.'

The greater part of the Xhosa police deserted, many of them leaving with their arms.