The days of the week in isiXhosa
Why do we say ‘Monday’ for Monday? Where do the names for the days of the week come from in isiXhosa, English and Afrikaans? uMvulo (The day opening the week)…
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IsiXhosa 123
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate real-life scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language. We will focus specifically on speaking, listening and reading isiXhosa.
Survival isiXhosa
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate campus-related scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language. We will focus specifically on speaking, listening and reading isiXhosa.
IsiXhosa 123
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate real-life scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language. We will focus specifically on speaking, listening and reading isiXhosa.
Survival isiXhosa
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate campus-related scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language. We will focus specifically on speaking, listening and reading isiXhosa.
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! Let us share in isiXhosa: Beginner isiXhosa for staff
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! That means, ‘Let us share in isiXhosa’. We are inviting you to come and share in the language and culture of isiXhosa during your lunch hour.
IsiXhosa language and culture
IsiXhosa Language and Culture is a fun-filled 14-week course offering international students a linguistic and cultural taste of Xhosa as a language in a wider cultural context.
Masazane ngesiXhosa booGqirha (Let’s get to know each other in isiXhosa, Medics)
Would you like to connect better with your isiXhosa patients? Our beginner isiXhosa course for healthcare professionals will enable you to do exactly that.
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! Let us share in isiXhosa: Beginner isiXhosa for staff
Masabelane ngesiXhosa! That means, ‘Let us share in isiXhosa’. We are inviting you to come and share in the language and culture of isiXhosa during your lunch hour.
IsiXhosa language and culture
IsiXhosa Language and Culture is a fun-filled 14-week course offering international students a linguistic and cultural taste of Xhosa as a language in a wider cultural context.
