English: "British upper class" (Snob),
"Jo'berg" or "Vaalie" (Transvaal local),
"Brakpan" (wrong side of town),
"Appartheid Politician" (like PW Botha heavily Afrikaans accented English),
"Leb" (Lebanese Jo'berger kinda white jo'berg gansta!),
" Pretoria special" (Heavy Transvaal Afrikaner accented English),
"Capie" (Cape Coloured broken English with Afrikaans mixed in),
"Koelie" (South African Indian),
"Cavendish" (Cape Town cool snob),
"BEE" (Heavy Black SA accent employed in affirmative action jobs),
"New South Africa" (Black SA politician),
"FreeState Farmer" (White Farmer),
Afrikaans: "Malmesbgreeei" (Afrikaans with a strong bray or guttural "gr" sound),
"Pretoria" (Strong clear Transvaal Afrikaans),
"Boksberg" (Transvaal Afrikaans from the wrong side of town),
"Appartheid Politician" (PW Botha Afrikaans),
"Kapie" (Cape coloured Afrikaans),
"Rooinek" (heavily English accented Afrikaans),