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Ekasi definition 1
Means 'in the township' in local slang (from 'kasi' = township). People use ekasi to refer to the street-smart way of life or hustles that are specific to South African townships.
"Ekasi, you can make quick cash washing cars or selling kota. Everyone has a side hustle. (Meaning: In the township, you can make quick cash washing cars or selling street food. Everyone has a side hustle there.)"
DEFINITION 2
Ekasi definition 2
Elokishini, etyotyombeni (In the township)
"Ndihlala ekasi (I live in the township)"
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South African slang, from Cape Town to Johannesburg, mixes Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, Sotho, and English into uniquely expressive township and street language.
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