SA's Thato Mosehle has taught her roommate at the Miss Supranational pageant some Saffa slang.
Patel, who has challenged herself to learn Korean, sign language and French this year, has aspirations to become a polyglot.To help her roomie with this quest, Mosehle offered to give Patel a Saffa lingo lesson, which the pair filmed and shared to the ’Gram.
In the humorous video, Patel is quickly tripped up not by the first word but by the name of the first SA language she’ll be learning, namely Xhosa.“You’re going to have a good time watching me struggle,” she adds to her audience on social media. Mosehle is full of helpful tips. For instance, when teaching Patel how to say “thank you very much” in Afrikaans, she suggests pronouncing “baie dankie” as “bathong”, “lekker”, “sho’t left” and, in honour of theWatch the full video below:The Miss Supranational pageant kicks off on August 20. Should Mosehle win, she will make history as the first South African to do so.
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