ujehova uyayibona indlela esilinga ngayo ukumlalela. ukumlalela kuthuthukisa ipilwethu kusinikele ingomuso elihle kwamambala. my advise is that ejoli they speak jozi language. its influanced by many languages. so if u are planning to come this side u must just pack your bags and boarder a bus. myself i have been fortunate to travel across south africa including places like mpumalanga, kwazulu natal and eastern cape. if you know the zulu history. it is clearly reflected when you travel across kwazulu natal. what am saying is zulu language is an ambrella word for minor similar but diffirent languages spoken in kwazulu i.e. isintungwa,isizulu etc.for example if you are asking for somebody in Joburg and around they say "uphi/ukuphi" , in Petermariburg to Durban they say "ulaphi" as you move towards swaziland i.e. places like ngwavuma, mkhuze etc they say "ungaphi". actual in KZn zulu is placified into three main groups i.e. northen zulu(spoken in zululand), Southern zulu Spoken in (Durban). you find that people from KZN whom my fortunate to be working with them also struggle to understand jozi language and fulley understands my pure ndebele. for a start juss try to remove borrowed words from your ndebele such as "kwana, mayinini,etc and replace it with correct ndebele words ican assure you that becomes 99% pure zulu in northen zulu. this i speaking from experience. second u need 2 come physically and leran the joburg slang bite by bite