Bantu is the name of a large category of African languages. It also is used as a general label for over 400 ethnic groups in Sub-Saharan Africa, from Cameroon across Central Africa and Eastern Africa to Southern Africa. These peoples share a common language family sub-group, the Bantu languages, and broad ancestral culture, but Bantu languages as a whole are as diverse as Indo-European languages.
In the 1920s relatively liberal white South Africans, missionaries and the small black intelligentsia began to use the term "Bantu" in preference to "Native" and more derogatory terms (such as "Kaffir") to refer collectively to Bantu-speaking South Africans.
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by Swegmaster September 6, 2016
Example 1:
Dan: Did you know they changed the alphabet? They put U and I together.
Mary: You always being Bantu.
Example 2:
Boy1: She looks fine man you should go talk to her.
Boy 2: I talk to her all the time in reading class I don't want her thinking I'm being Bantu.
Dan: Did you know they changed the alphabet? They put U and I together.
Mary: You always being Bantu.
Example 2:
Boy1: She looks fine man you should go talk to her.
Boy 2: I talk to her all the time in reading class I don't want her thinking I'm being Bantu.
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