These old (profoundly rich) and seemingly forgotten South-African languages, such as Xhosa and Zulu, does (somehow) manage to sneak into popular culture.
Sicknesses like EBOLA, which actually means `to rott` and ZIKA (which means to sink), have all been derived from the ancient language XHOSA. You could argue that words like these, and others, seem stir some inner and deep places in the human `psyché`, or soul if you will. They certainly will change your life if you start to use them in your prayers and worship..
Lets begin by including some Xhosa words, in normal daily life or even in your prayers (relax all EASY ones, no clicks yet):
THANDAZA - To Pray
THANDO - Love
BAWO - Father (Call no man Father, which can also be `tata` like `papa`, which means BAWO is the variation of Father you are suppose to use on your Heavenly Father, So NiNi (Matthew 23,9).
MSINDISI - Saviour (Messiah)
KHALA - Cry
MINI - Day
KUWE - To you (Kume, from me)
THINA - Us
SONKA - Bread
BANTU - (The) People
ZONO - Sins
GAMA - Name
GAZI - Blood
MVANA - Lamb
MDALI - Creator or Ancient of Days (MDALA)
Examples of a prayer in with Xhosa words inserted.. just play with it, the Father - Bawo - will notice... (Thanks Johny John from youtube)
Uxolo lube nani