Yes this tells us that once upon a time we were one peaple

Imbuzi is Nguniversala😂 in Swahili its also mbuzi and i also saw another African language i think its from Kenya (not Swahili) it's also mbuzi

7 isnomwe 8 is sere

Shona meso again means eyes

The famous African American actor, Terence Howard was given the name Araali and his wife the name Abwoli by King Oyo on their visit to Toro Kingdom last year.

And we even look the same

One africa one people. Uraaaaaaaaaa

Thanks very much mummy Thanks for this interesting video..A new subscriber here . God Bless you.

Very interesting. From Namibia the Ovambo tribes also share the same words the different they begin most words with O... person means omuntu/omuntu... water - omeya etc

Wow 😂🎉 thanks a lot, bantu languages will always mix one way or the other.

Wow. We are the same people from congo, uganda, kenya, tanzania, malawi, rwanda, burundi, zambia, zimbabwe, south africa ,,, all the same

Wow we Africans are definitely one people. I see a lot of similarities in my own language bukusu (luhya) of Kenya which I teach on mychannel too. Some of the words you have shared like nyama is enyama in bukusu, to enter - ingila, leave - lekha.

I can also relate some words in zigua from Tanzania

These are the same words I am from from uganda

Very interesting 😮… vey similar to kirundi (Burundi) and kinyarwanda (Rwanda) …wow

Oshindonga (a language in northern Namibia): ongombe (an ox/ cow), ongwe (leopard), ombwa (dog). Other words: onkanga (guinea fowl), omboga (a egetable), onyama (meat), omayi (eggs), onguluwe (warthog), owoya (mushroom), uusiku (night), esiku (day), omvula (rain or year), imba (sing), ondjimbo (song), olwiimbo (music), omeho (eyes), omutima (heart), omatako (buttocks), omutse (head), omulilo (fire), nyoko (your mother), yina (his/ her mother), meme (my mother), tate (my father), ho (your father, he (his/her father), lya (eat), nwa (drink), pangela (fix/ repair), pangulula (dismantle), faathana (resemble), omuntu (person/ human), aantu yatatu, omukadhi (female person), onkadhi (female animal). (three people). [nouns mostly start with an "o"]

Mukadzi in shona, means woman in English here in Zimbabwe

Mbudzi in shona means goat in English

The Zulu have betrayed the ANC

From South Africa (Xhosa tribe ) appreciate your efforts..thanks

Similar to luhya tribe of kenya, much love

Too much similarities🇿🇦

Thank you Susan. This is wonderful!There is a friend of mine who is so much interested in similarities of words that cut across National borders. I will talk to him and see if I can link you up.

Abazaire is actually used in Runyoro/Rutooro

The two languages are similar to Kiluhya spoken by Abaluhya of Western Kenya,. almost word for word.

Most of those words mean the same things in some Zambian languages also.

UuMuntu....Motho Siyabonga KaKhulu MtaKwethu. Vey well done DadeWethu. The better rendition will be Nguni people of NingiZimu Afrika....Southern Afrika(SADC) and Ganda. Though the best rendition would the BaNtu...Batho ...people of NingiZimu Afrika. NingiZimu basically means the "Abundance of the .....Gods". Siyakuthanda Kakhulu.. Keep it up

She looks like any zulu, Xhosa, Sotho mother, We were once one people

We are one🫶

Luhya Marachi of kenya too

Oh no both Zulu and Luganda are IgiHutu aka *Ikinyarwanda* : ingona, umwuzukuru, inkoko, abantu, UMUTWARO, amazi, gatatu, ururimi, kabili, amaso, amenyo(iryinyo), amabere (ibere), umuryango,umuriro, umwaka, gupfa, bynshi, kurya, kurwana, igiti, umubi, inyoni, inzovu, umuriro ...

No no your name ain't susane ! that;s ur devilish surname: ur name should be somethin' like *Enkosana*

Also to add some words that you speak which are not similar to Zulu/Xhosa words can be found in Sotho /Pedi /Tswana words eg Where is the water in Zulu Akuphi amanzi or Amanzi akuphi in Sotho languages Metsi akae or Akae metsi I had Bag and a saying Manzi akae or akae manzi my spelling of pronouncetion might be wrong but that's how I had them then I drew a conclusion that in all languages spoken in South Africa a combination of the mixture of those languages is found exactly in Uganda ,Tanzania ,Kenya ,Malawi(Sotho there is called Ndau and also in Zambia) ,Zimbabwe ,Mozambique , Rwanda ,Congo

Also uganda 🇺🇬 and Zambia 🇿🇲 all words are the same

Great of you , where can you be contacted please, thanks.

Leta is also swahili

Khufanana in luhya

Mwithukhulu is grandchild in Luhya isukha

Tata is father in luhya

we appreciate that we need to celebrate it visit each other.

Hi am S.African Muvenda...All the languages you are exploring..stems and all I CAN UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING..MIGRATION BROUGHT ABOUT THE SLIGHT,TONAL VARIATION..PLZ GET A PARING OF TSHIVENDA AND OTHER GREAT LAKES REGIONS

Fena tuli baana ba'Kintu ne Nambi. Just ono omuzungu yatutekamu okwawukana

wow i realised that isizulu language it more developed.

Wow amazing lesson. African languages are beautiful and interconnected ❤. Am teaching simple lessons and similarities between our languages over in my space. Soon I will drop a video on Zulu language, we are indeed one people!

Wow... As a Zulu speaking person living in Uganda the languages are so similar. I have learned other words from you🎉🎉🎉.

Mdzukulu grandchild in Giryama

You have done a wonderful job my sister, and your work is an eye opener to all Nguni people of Southern Africa, and Zulu ppl in particular. In SA we have about 15 mllion people who speak Zulu as their first language, and there is another 20 million who can communicate in Zulu, infact Zulu language is understood in every corner of SA. I have realised that people who are originally from Congo, UGanda, Malawi, Kenya etc they learn Zulu in no time when they come to SA, and this explains why! I want to know what you call these in Ganda language: Snake Aeroplane Sea Good morning! How are you? Please lets have more words ?

Zulus and Baganda same ancestors language 100% same I am Zulu

Great job!! I'm a Muganda from Uganda and I'm enjoying every bit of this program! We are really one people and why not live amicably as one family!!! Why the xenophobia heard of SA?

I will come to visit uganda and South Africa