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Learn to speak the Zulu language in just a few weeks. We offer Zulu language classes to adults with beginner to advanced classes for public groups and corporate training. Our products include Zulu courses on audio CD, self study courses, comprehensive Zulu language text books and manuals, a Zulu dictionary, tutored courses and multimedia software programs. The Zulu language lessons include everyday topics and Zulu cultural lessons. A comprehensive online Zulu language course will be available soon.

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Recently, 20 excited new beginner students started their Zulu language training at the Learn Zulu school in Randburg.

Our lecturer, Sharl Henning was in top form and made everyone feel welcome and relaxed. He delivered a practical, fun filled Zulu lesson.

The classroom echoed as the students practised their pronunciation skills.

Everyone agreed that learning to say the click sounds was the most fun!

The students also learned how to greet in Zulu and used a number of new words such as "inkosi" (chief) and "inkosikazi" (madam) to address each other.

Since then, the students have progressed with the Zulu language lessons and have learned how to make polite requests such as “Ngicela ungene.” (Please enter.) and “Ngicela nihlale.” (Please sit down.)
During the Zulu classes, they have also learned how to construct sentences with “to...” and by the end of lesson three, they could already make their own complicated sentences.

Some bright spark students made sentences like "Ngifuna ukufunda IsiZulu." (I want to learn Zulu.) "Sithanda ukukhuluma isiZulu" (We love to speak the Zulu language.) and "Yena uzama ukupheka ukudla." (He is trying to cook food.)
In lesson four, the class had a visitor from rural Zululand. Her name is Zodwa and she came to chat to the class. The students also had an opportunity to buy her hand made Zulu crafts and curios. The "izinkamba" (clay pots) sold the best. During her visit the students could practise Zulu phrases like "Ngubani igama lakho?" (What is your name?) and "Malini?" (How much does it cost?)
Feedback from the students was overwhelmingly positive. One student remarked that he got himself out of paying a speeding fine because the traffic officer was so impressed with his Zulu greeting. Many students said how keen the Zulu speakers are to help them study.

Everyone is looking forward to learning more Zulu language skills during the rest of the course.

Please email us for the next course dates. You can buy a number of great Zulu language products such as the Zulu audio CD course, Zulu dictionary and children’s Zulu course at www.learnzulu.co.za.