Language

• Ukubingelela nokwazisana (greetings and introduction)
• Umndeni, amagama abantu kanye nezihlobo, izibongo, izithakazelo (family names, relatives, people's names, last names, and praise names)
• The use of -phi (where), -ni (what/who) and -njani (how)
• The use of dwa- (alone) and -nke (all/whole)
• The use of na- (and/with), -na- (have) and angina-/akana- (don't have),
• The use of -ngu-/-yi-/nga- (is/are)
• Izitho zomzimba (parts of the body) and how to say "I am suffering from."
• Izembatho zakudala nezesimanje (traditional and contemporary clothing
• Ukucela nokubonga (making requests) and thanking
• Ngithini uma ngithi? How do I sayÖ? (Social Phrases)
• Emakethe (at the market)
• Ukubala (counting)
• -ngaki/khi (how many times?) and -ngakanani (how much) -size, weight, length, and distance
• Isimo sezulu (weather)
• Isikhathi (time, seasons, days, months, next/last, Christmas/New Year etc.)
• The use of nga- (by/by means of/with/on)
• Izinto zokuhamba (means of transportation)
• Amagama aphoqayo (imperatives)
• Ukuphikisana (negation)

Zulu Grammar

• Ukuphimiswa Kwamagama (Pronounciation)
• Izigaba Zamabizo Nezivumelwano (Noun Classification and Concords/Agreements)
• Isiphawulo Nesibaluli (Adjectival and Relative Concords)
• Izinciphiso nezikhuliso
• Ubulili