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“Thato Ya Hao” is a phrase from the Sesotho language (spoken in countries like Lesotho and South …
"Ewe Jesu” in Zulu gospel context comes from the Zulu language spoken mainly in South Africa…
“Bophelo ke wena” is a phrase from the Sesotho / Setswana languages spoken in Southern Africa. Bo…
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“Haleluyah Mdumiseni” is a phrase used in many African gospel songs, combining Hebrew and Zulu/Ng…
“Moya Wami” comes from Zulu / Xhosa languages in Southern Africa. Moya = Spirit / Breath / Soul W…
“ Zonk’Izono” is an isiZulu phrase meaning: Zonke (Zonk’) = All Izono = Sins So it literally mean…
MEANING (ENGLISH) “Ndifihle” comes from isiXhosa / isiZulu. Literal meaning Ndifihle = “Hide me” …
MEANING (SWAHILI) Injili / muktadha wa Kikristo (kwa Kiswahili) “Turning Around” ina maana ya Mun…
MEANING (ENGLISH) Jesu Ke Mmoloki” comes from Sesotho / Setswana and is commonly used in Southern…
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