I think the answer is BASUTO. V. COLE
It's Basuto
I think its African.
Moeketsi A. Lesitsi has written: 'Monamoli' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Sotho (African people), Sotho language, Texts
In South African Sotho, you can say "Kea le rata" for "I love you" and "Ke a le hopola" for "I miss you all." These phrases express affection and longing in the Sotho language. If you want to address a group, you can say "Ke a le hopola" to convey missing everyone collectively.
sepedi setswana and north sotho
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Yes, a starfish has names in both Zulu and Sotho. In Zulu, it is commonly referred to as "inkalankala," while in Sotho, it is called "lenong." These names reflect the regional languages and cultures of Southern Africa.
Zulu: Sawubona Afrikaans: Hallo Sotho/s: Ligaay
Eugene Casalis has written: 'TheB asutos' -- subject(s): Sotho (African people)
Suzanne Christeller has written: 'English-Sotho, Sotho-English pocket dictionary' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, Sotho language, Sotho, English language, English
In Sotho, you can say "Dumela morati."
The song is Sotho, as explained and translated by a native Sotho speaker. Visit the related link for more information.