'Yoh! You are currently in UHI - South Africa produce

Yoh! I'm so gatvol of this the ujourekie and in need Zol to handle that gygy people.

No, this is not grammatical errors – this sentence include southern dictionary of the Oxford English book.

It means: Wow, I'm so greatly tempted by the prison and I need to handle these unharmarmaan.

This popular words include the SLEW of “irregular words”, described by the Oed as “words and phrases in a single language that cannot be translated to the newer.

The “loan words” are included in the update coming from the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Ireland.

A list of the south Africans from several of the nation's official languages and they are:

YH: South African African interim, which the Oden agrichadhadhadhadha was out 1855. It comes from two African languages: such as surprise, surprise.

Gatvol: Other Slang Slang Road Curle coming from Afrikban and used to express the frustration and anger feelings. Find the Oeds this word and says that the adject is described by a person who is on “or that” unhappy or exhaustive “issues.

Hell in: colllorquial phrase that comes from afrikan says literally to “in the hell”.

Tujoe: another coal term, locate back to 1977, which refers to prison or prison. The word was first introduced into South Africa with English in -migrants, according to the AfricaBanas “. It is associated with another phalery term for the jail – which were followed by the English version.

Sensheweshwee or Shrewwell: This comes from Sonorth Seesh and refers to a 'type of printed cotton clothes, which are dyed in different colors “, according to Indigo. SESSHHENN 'patternshwe is used in South African traditional clothing or facilities, he said.

Makaaaba: This word can be found to the 1999, and mentioned the hardship of construction or miners wearing. According to Oed, “It is now known by sporting fans, who dress and decorate and wear at games to their favorite”.

Zol: This term is an unknown origin, including marijuana itself, the drug itself, or “a hand rockered that includes marijuaa”, depending on the OEDs.

ModgY: This adjective, it cannot be found in 1984. According to the OED, which refers to someone “.

Sharp-Sharp: The final day, and more recognized the most recent seasonal renewal of Oed “but is proposed to look at the most generally in a way in general or very good way.

A list of the words are added to all over the world On the Oed website.