isiXhosa is the second-largest home language in South Africa, famous for its click sounds. Spoken in South Africa (Eastern & Western Cape).
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isiXhosa is the second-largest home language in South Africa, famous for its click sounds, spoken in South Africa (Eastern & Western Cape).
Culture stories
Umbhaco, iqhiya, ingxowa, isishweshwe: the isiXhosa names behind the outfits you will see on Heritage Day, and the designers giving them new life.
Read story: Umbhaco and the isiXhosa Words Behind a Heritage Day Outfit
