Sindebele
The ndébélé (or isiNdebele, or sindebele) is the spoken language by the ethnos group éponyme (also called Matabélé) living with the Zimbabwe, in the area of the Matabéléland, around the town of Bulawayo. It should not be confused with the languages ndébélé of Transvaal (or nrebele), spoken in the North-East about the South Africa.
This language is very close to the Zulu language . Ndébélé of Zimbabwe are indeed the descendants of the partisans of the Zulu military chief Mzilikazi, which left its area of origin, today province of KwaZulu-Native, at the beginning of the 19th century.
Basic lexicon
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