Mzansi Taal


Habashwe

Interjection


It refers to let’s do this!

1. Used to express the optimism of getting things done.

2. An expression used when you are impressed by something.

Through the evolution of Mzansi Taal lingo the word has evolved from meaning “let them die” to “let’s do this”, referring to any action by an individual or group of individuals.

“We need to win this game come rain or sunshine, habashwe!”

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