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    Default Sunday Afternoon Mud Therapy.

    There is a reason we call them dagga boys.






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    Default Re: Sunday Afternoon Mud Therapy.

    Those are soul enriching photos! I've never heard the word pronounced, is it pronounced the same as our word for weed/zol?

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    Default Re: Sunday Afternoon Mud Therapy.

    So in the country to the north of us, we called the indigenous dwellings 'pole and dagga (mud)' huts, pronounced with a hard "G", similar to "buggah".

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    Default Re: Sunday Afternoon Mud Therapy.

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnb View Post
    So in the country to the north of us, we called the indigenous dwellings 'pole and dagga (mud)' huts, pronounced with a hard "G", similar to "buggah".
    Thanks. I expected for people that didn't benefit from Afrikaans the gutteral G wouldn't be natural and from what I've read the term didn't originate here.

    *edit* I was mixing some concrete yesterday and my brother in law who barely knows which end of a shovel to avoid asked me if I enjoyed mixing 'duggah' pronounced just like 'buggah' as it always has been. Forgot about that somehow. I guess 'duggah' is the continental word for mud and its modern replacements.

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    Default Re: Sunday Afternoon Mud Therapy.

    Daka is mud in Zulu/Xhosa. The hard k has been bastardised to a g or gg...

    Wonderful pics! The 2nd one looks like bliss for the bull.

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