Zolisa Xaluva Impresses Mzansi Fans by Speaking 'isPitori'
- South African actor Zolisa Xaluva was recently trending on social media
- The beloved Xhosa media personality took to Twitter and shared a video of himself speaking is'Pitori
- Many Mzansi social media users were impressed by how well the thespian spoke the language
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Zolisa Xaluva is one of South Africa’s most loved actors. The talented media personality has graced TV screens for years and is currently on the popular Gomora drama.
He recently trended on social media after a light-hearted video of the thespian was shared online.
In the footage, Xaluva could be seen fluently speaking the Tswana slang known as is’Pitori.
Many were impressed that the Xhosa man could speak other languages so fluently. Twitter user Psmchuma said:
"Bosso I enjoy watching you do your thing, big ups legend."
filoe87 said:
"He's so good neh. That's S'Pitori by the way."
bear_mdlalose said:
"Bro I'm convinced that this man speaks all 11 languages."
Earthy_Nolly said:
"One this about ubhut' Zolisa, he is multi talented in languages. IsiXhosa sakhe remains the sexiest on television though."
Meanwhile Briefly.co.za previously reported that Zolisa Xaluva has moved on from his days as Jason in Generations but still doesn't think fondly of the show, it seems.
Source: Twitter
The actor is currently doing his thing as Diamond in The Queen and his acting career is soaring, but he will always be remembered as one of the 16 actors who was fired from Generations.
However, Zolisa says he doesn't regret his time on the show and that he learnt from the experience, as reported by TimesLIVE.
Zolisa told the Trending SA panel that it was alright for him (and the other actors) to fight for what they wanted.
"(I learnt) it is okay to fight for what you want. It is okay to fight for the respect that you feel you deserve. It is okay to speak truth to power. It is okay to realise that you have to have a contribution in your lifetime."
Briefly.co.za gathered that the actor then took a stab at the show, saying that its popularity has fallen over the last five years.
"I won't be drawn to an argument about Mfundi (Vundla) himself. But he says something very interesting about a 'upward trajectory'.
"I think if anything was going on an upward trajectory, it would have been the show itself. Which evidently over the last five years has dropped tremendously in ratings since the departure of the 16, to the point that even the show that comes after them, which is called Uzalo, has more ratings than them."
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Source: Briefly News
