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MEANING
"Uyophelelaphi" is a South African Zulu phrase, likely from a gospel song by Sipho Makhabane, that asks "Where will you finish/end up?" or "Where will you find your rest/peace?", conveying a spiritual question about ultimate destiny or salvation. It combines "u-yo-" (you will), "phela" (finish/end/live), and "-laphi" (where), essentially asking about one's eternal destination.
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