Lekker!

Great cultural differences video mate. I’ve watched numerous across the platform now, but this one takes the cake.

Danko😅🎉✈️⛷️🎊🤾🏌️🔥🤸🇿🇦

I've been learning isiZulu for 3 months now, mostly because i saw it as a fun way to learn more about the culture and I am definitely glad I chose to do it. I cannot stop jamming to amapiano now I know what the lyrics mean :D and I agree with the girls at the end that it is always the black south africans having to bridge the cultural gap with their language abilities, so why not try to change that starting with myself? Obviously it is much easier to do when you have a passion for languages.

Damn Germany sounds amazing!

Good defense SA girl , don't dis our Creme Soda like dat, 🎉❤

No bokoms?biltong?koeksisters?hertsogies?

I come from South Africa and the food is so delicious I promise you, if you go there, try food or some food that I might know cool One of my favourite those chips are my favourite actually

There's a trader in Soweto comes from Bangladesh who speaks Sesotho fluently, it's amazing. It shows how superior mental conditioning has derived white and Indian South Africans to take advantage of learning African languages

This is where we live l live theiroppsite garage

Just wanted to state that the point some of the people are trying to push across of whites in general not being interested in learning the black languages is simply not true. If you want to really delve into this subject, you will find that in the older days it was very bilateral, especially in the apartheid times which should be considered the worst of times, we had a great spread of black people speaking Afrikaans and white people speaking the local African languages especially on the farms. These days everyone has simply moved on and chose English as the preferred intermediary language of choice. It's interesting that black and white people are somewhat more apart these days than even in the apartheid times. (In some respects) I will use one good example, my Stepdad speaks Sesotho, my wives' father speaks Afrikaans, but neither of us speaks each other's language, let that sink in. The language gap is generally due to the modernisation of English and westernisation of South Africa as a whole. Most of the people in this video moaning about whites not being interested in their languages are not fluent in Afrikaans or Dutch. My moto is if you don't like the way things are then BE the change compared to simply complaining about it. My mother tongue is Afrikaans, my wives mother tongue is Sesotho, and we mostly communicate via English although we know a few words of each other's language. My favourite words in our personal love language are Sesotho words and my accent has also started changing somewhat closer to that of my wive who has a heavy Sotho accent.

Only the brave get to live free

Ke. voroso

Why are you ain’t making videos anymore

As a verified South African, i find this very relatable.

It's sad that most people only learn languages based solely on their economic or cultural influence. The Nguni languages are so unique and interesting phonetically.

Very impressive. Yet the first (?) German guy they meet and they offer him a beer. Ah the power of steretypes 😂 j/k, nur ein Witz

Not “we can’t gossip about you”😂

I, LIVE IN, SOUTH AFRICA

Getting a German to taste food is like asking an American where milk comes from 😂😂😂😂

is there any white man in here between the ages of 21 to 25 who wants to date a black woman? and yes i mean date me. leave a comment. it sucks trying to find a white man to date in south africa.......

😮 my mum went to that University🎉😂

I absolutely enjoyed this video, I'm Xhosa and this vid got me all excited and happy 🎉😂❤

am black but dating a whitegal is my dream

Unfortunately there is stigma attached to dating someone from a different ethnic group here in the UK. You won't hear people saying it in public but behind closed doors it's different story. I know times have changed but prejudices still exist at all levels of society. I'm a white male and I will say it's easier for someone who is caucasian to progress further in life.

I think there's something so wholesome about this sort of thing, it's hard to fully explain why speaking other peoples languages well makes them light up so much, probably just because it's so surprising, impressive, but it also maybe feels like someone's put in a lot of effort to speak to you on your terms, which is quite touching.

USikhokho keep it up bra

In kzn white,colored and indian people dont speak afrikaans they speak english and zulu... Since zulus dont entertain english that much

U look south african

The Tugwell residence sweatshirt😊 who did you hook up with at Tugwell to get that sweatshirt😅

He still enjoyed the diabetic drink. 😂 love it 😂

I live in SA🇿🇦

Lol of course the vegan has all the hair colors…

Don't do it!

Different cultures is a thing.

I am from south Africa ❤❤

I really live in South Africa I speak sepedi I like kotas

I'm South African and cream soda sucks!! Too sweet....only good for hangover cure

Samosa is actually Indian cuisine Is it not?

@3:48 this woman is serious about receiving snacks being her love language. Give her food and she will give you her heart 😅

Weisswurst is excellent when done on the braai, they are excellent along with Depreziner Bratwurst, Knackwurst when grilled and we eat them skin on. German beers however are top shelf and beat our local beers hands down.

Go to Orania, South Africa its the safest neighborhood

I also like the blue Doritos

This video made me smile

Bro said instant diabetes but kept drinking it

3:40 uSkhokho the barber 😂😂❤

This is so lovely, seeing the surprise and appreciation on everyone's face. I love languages and have learned a good bit of Arabic, Spanish, French and most recently some Gàidhlig, but I'm still shy about trying to speak them anywhere. I worry that somehow my imperfect attempts could come across as silly or even insulting to their language (even though I would never have that attitude toward someone else learning English!). Thanks for the reminder that a little genuine care, curiosity and making the effort, matters so much more than speaking perfectly. Humanity is beautiful. 💛

As a south African I love this and lunch bar is my fav snack!!!!❤❤

Skhokho the best barbershop Kasi majita that guy is good spirits salute skhokho

Skhokho yinja❤❤❤😂😂😂