Trevor Noah’s joke fools #Oscars audience but South Africans laugh out loud

Daily show host Trevor Noah was a presenter during Oscars night on 24 February and his Xhosa joke had Mzansi in stitches but not so much the Oscars audience. 

South African Twitter quickly took note and had to share:

https://twitter.com/Azania_Mzansi/status/1099859480618192897

Noah said “Abelungu abazi ubu ndiyaxoka,” which he ‘fake’ translated into, “In times like these, we are stronger when we fight together than when we try to fight apart.”

What it actually meant was, ‘white people don’t know I’m lying’.

Trevor's inside joke was classic! I just wish we all kept it that way a bit longer.😂 Hilarious seeing all the "Trevor speaking Xhosa and showing what this moment truly means in true Wakanda style" tweets , has been too enjoyable. #Oscars

— Maps Maponyane (@MapsMaponyane) February 25, 2019

I think @Trevornoah just pulled off one of the funniest stunts ever at the #Oscars -> Only #xhosa speaking South Africans will know… well played! Hahahaha!! pic.twitter.com/HYzX6CWVpu

— Daryn Hillhouse (@Daryn_H) February 25, 2019

Trevor Noah is such a legend. He just legit lied about what that Xhosa phrase means because he knows only South Africans will get the joke and understand what it means. Translation "white people won't know that I'm lying" #Oscars #TrevorNoah #BlackPanther #WakandaForever pic.twitter.com/gSZQcJVfQD

— Nakia (@WakandaQueenMza) February 25, 2019

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