Ding Dong
Ntsika Lyrics

Hay' helele mama (helele mama)
Expressing excitement and energy through a repetitive cheer, acknowledging the presence of a female figure as they call out her name.

Helele mama wena
Addressing the female figure with respect and admiration through the repetition of their chant.

Mayibabo (haibo haibo)
Expressing disbelief or shock through a repetition of the chant.

He'Majitu'Chuma
Referencing a name, potentially of a group or individual, that has some level of significance to the author.

Ungishaya ding dong (ding dong)
Asking for physical engagement through the repetition of the phrase, potentially suggesting a playful or flirtatious undertone.

Ungishaya ding dong ding dong ding dong
Encouraging continued physical engagement through the repetition of the phrase.

Chumasande (haibo)
Expressing frustration or disbelief through the repetition of a nonsensical phrase.

Ubuhlobungaka (haibo)
Expressing frustration or annoyance through the repetition of a nonsensical phrase.

Musukungbheka kanjalo (amehlo wakho)
Encouraging visual connection through the repetitive statement indicating that the author is looking at their subject.

Amehlo akho ayakhuluma ang'phathis'uvalo
Expressing discomfort or unease through a statement that eyes are speaking words the author would rather not acknowledge.

Ngathi singavele sivalumnyango (singavele sivalumnyango)
Comparing the scenario to a situation where a group is trying to enter a door, potentially referring to attempting to enter a social space or situation.

Ncono svele senze kanjalo
Affirming the author's capability to continue with the behavior they have been exhibiting.

Ncono svele s'khiye bese s'khiphiskhiye emnyango
Encouraging the author to continue to pursue their desires, potentially through engaging with others or a specific person.

Amehlo akho afuna senze kanjalo yeah
Describing the desire in the author's eyes to continue pursuing their desires or engaging with others.

Angsafun'ukuk'checka
Expressing unwillingness to engage in a specific behavior or activity, potentially indicating a desire to avoid confrontation.

Angsafun'ukuk'checkel'emakhoneni
Expressing unwillingness to engage or interact with others in a specific environment or situation.

Incwadi ngizoyl'etha (ngizoy'letha)
Referencing a book or document that the author intends to address or interact with at a later time.

Ngcel'ungenze indoda emadodeni (haibo)
Expressing a desire to become a man among other men, potentially indicating a desire for social or cultural recognition.

Eyibo (ding dong)
Expressing excitement and energy through a repetitive cheer, potentially indicating a continuation of the behavior exhibited throughout the song.