English Deals With Makhadzi Again, Singer Fails to Pronounce Pharmacy, SA in Stitches: “Go and Buy at Phemisi”

• English dealt with South African singer and Limpopo's finest Makhadzi again in a video doing the rounds on social media
• The Ghanama hitmaker was promoting her body lotion on the timeline when she hilariously failed to pronounce pharmacy and said "phemisi"
• While some peeps roasted her for failing dismally to pronounce the word, others suggested that she did it on purpose in order to market her product

Makhadzi is being roasted again after her English bundles ran out while she was filming a video. The singer was promoting her skin care range when she hilariously failed to pronounce the word pharmacy.

In the trending clip, the Ghanama hitmaker was trying to let her followers know that Mavoda, her body lotion, is now available at a pharmacy in Polokwane.

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When she came across the word pharmacy, she pronounced it "phemesi" before asking her fans how to properly pronounce it. A tweep posted the clip on Twitter and other tweeps laughed out loud at their fave.

Some even suggested that Makhadzi did it on purpose to market her body lotion.

@MulaudziGeloof commented:

"Go and buy at phemisi."

@chicharittoJun2 wrote:

"English never loved us."

@Rama_thetse said:

"She doesn’t fold."

@GoddessLebo commented:

"Ayibo, when will she learn English??"

@Ced_riq wrote:

"Marketing strategy... now the video is trending and she's selling."

@CeedNotSid said:

"Marketing genius this one.. Imagine if everything was flawless? We'd have quickly moved on to the next tweet."

@LivhuwaniTshiw1 added:

"It's not late for Makhadzi to consider going back to school. Anyway, they will tell you that 'no one is a master of pronunciation'. Mara this here is something that will require education. Don't insult me, I don't have parents."

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Mzansi trolls Makhadzi's English: "We buyed them"

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Makhadzi was trolled for her poor English. The singer took to her timeline to thank South Africans who bought her one woman show tickets.

Instead of focusing on the message she was trying to convey, trolls shaded the Limpopo-born singer for the way she butchered English. The Ghanana hitmaker wrote "buyed" instead of bought.

Tickets for her one woman show at Makhauvha Stadium in her home province sold like hot cakes and she was grateful to her supporters.

Source: Briefly News