Shangaan

/ ˈʃaŋɡɑːn /

noun

1. a member of any of the Tsonga-speaking Bantu peoples settled in Mozambique and NE Transvaal, esp one who works in a gold mine

Example Sentences

In the videos studied by Amnesty, the soldiers speak Portuguese and Shangaan, a language from southern Mozambique.

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The Shangaan tribal people, who live near the trust, revere the white lions and believe they came from the stars, Barrett said.

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Shimuwini is Shangaan for “home of the baobab” and refers to the huge 3,000-year-old trees that line the Letaba river.

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“There was a Shangaan, a Zulu and a Coloured family living in the back and we lived happily together,” recalled Jane Dakile, a teacher in Sophiatown.

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“I grew up in a house where my mother was Xhosa, my dad was Swiss, my stepdad was Shangaan, my friends were Zulu. I lived in such a melting pot that I never grew up with a preconceived notion of ‘people’.

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