Zulu Girl’s Adorable Reaction to Magwinya Goes Viral on TikTok, Mzansi Melts: “Here for the Accent”

Zulu Girl’s Adorable Reaction to Magwinya Goes Viral on TikTok, Mzansi Melts: “Here for the Accent”

  • A man’s little child had an amusing and curious reaction after her parent presented magwinya to her for the first time
  • The little princess looked quizzically at the food and fired questions at her father, who dutifully responded
  • Netizens reacted with glee and excitement, loving everything about the video

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A little girl tried eating magwinya for the first time
A young princess had questions before trying magwinya for the first time. Image: @thobanishongwe4
Source: TikTok

A Zulu man’s daughter’s reaction to eating magwinya has South Africans feeling fuzzy.

The bundle of joy’s curiosity, adorable questions and reaction to the delicacy had South Africans joyously laughing at her cute accent.

A little girl tries magwinya for the first time

@thobanishongwe4 posted the video on TikTok, and it went viral, bringing joy to many TikTokkers. In the video, the little angel sits with a packet of magwinya in front of her. She asks her dad in the cutest voice ever: “What’s that?” The father responds that it’s magwinya. She seems to be confused and asks again what they are.

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When Daddy repeats the same answer, she goes on a mission to try and pronounce the word “magwinya”. She tries a few times and fails. The magwinya look neat and tasty, so she reaches out to grab one. She immediately withdraws her hand, evidently unconvinced that she should eat them!

Watch the video here:

South Africans react to magwinya-eating baby

Netizens gushed over how beautiful she is and how cute her accent and her childlike curiosity are. They also lightly roasted the dad.

z@noxolo, who is her mother, commented:

“To think that she loves them now.”

Nhlaks laughed.

“She’s definitely saying low-key, ‘Dad, you can do better than this’.”

Katzo remarked:

“I’m here for the accent and curiosity.”

Rolie suggested:

“Tell her it’s traditional doughnuts.”

Ms Lee remarked:

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“Gonna start calling it a gwi.”

Nthabee joked:

“Woolies kids.”

Nancy Masango opined:

“My child is gonna be like this.”

Portia SBWLed:

“If she doesn’t want them, can I have them please?”

Thrrms_Nelo added:

“The accent is on fire.”

Boitumelo shared her experience.

“Mine says, ‘Your doughnuts are not nice, Mommy’.”

Mimi YaBAmongo wrote:

“African toddlers that speak English. I love the way they react to something that they’ve never seen.”

Miss Cc exclaimed:

“I love the accent.”

BB Bryan also made a suggestion.

“Just say it’s an African doughnut.”

Woman fails to make magwinya

In other news, Briefly News wrote that a woman tried making magwinya and hilariously failed.

In a TikTok video she shared, she showed that she botched the cooking so severely that they resembled crispy fried chicken.

Netizens could not stop roasting her and her failed attempt at making magwinya.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is the Deputy Head of the Current Affairs desk and a current affairs writer at Briefly News. With a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON, he has a strong background in digital journalism, having completed training with the Google News Initiative. He began his career as a journalist at Daily Sun, where he worked for four years before becoming a sub-editor and journalist at Capricorn Post. He then joined Vutivi Business News in 2020 before moving to Briefly News in 2023.

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