One day we teased with some friend of mine and spoke to about five people randomly in Salisbury using Ahmaric, an Ethiopian Language, in which "DEGNASTILING" greatings to you, or simply means how are you. All the five responses were, "HANDIZWI TSHINDEVERE INI". Then we picked a closer language, Nyanja which is spoken across the border in Zambia and pretty much on ZBC and some streets in Salisbury. We randomly picked another 5 people and said, "MULIBWANJI". Three of those 5 answered, "HANDIZWI TSHINDEVERE INI". This is an experience I had in Salisbury. These people were not under any duress. It was natural for them that NDEVERE is like any other foreign language BUT IS THE ONE YOU SHOULD OBJECT TO FIRST, if you are a Shona. Siwuphiko lwabesifazane eqenjini iNkatha sithi sekwanele manje ngodlame olubhekiswe kubantu besifazane. Into esiyidingayo nje kuphela uhulumeni ozimisele ekutheni aqhamuke namasu amasha angumkhombandlela ocacile oqondene nokulwa nodlame olubhekiswe kubantu besifazane.